Can I sell an indicator, not a strategy?

Yes. Set Script type to Indicator, then add one alert per side.

Do subscribers need their own Nyria plan?

No. Paid access to your strategy lets a member run a live bot without one.

Can subscribers try it before they pay?

Yes, if you turn on Free paper bots. Anyone can then run it before buying.

Which brokers can subscribers use?

Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca are live, plus Nyria Paper.

What does Nyria charge a seller?

A fee per member, by tier, and nothing before anyone pays. The creators page has the calculator.

Guide / Checked Nov 2026

How do I monetize a TradingView indicator?

Nyria lets you sell your TradingView indicator's alerts as a paid, auto-traded strategy. Every subscriber's bot places each alert in their own broker account. Since indicator() has no strategy.* placeholders, create one alert per side. Make it Premium, then price your tiers on Whop or Stripe. Buyers choose Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca, and set a budget per entry. Alert to order, sub-second.

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Official documentation

Sell an indicator in six steps

1
Create the strategy in Nyria
Select Create strategy, pick TradingView and set Script type to Indicator. Nyria lists each alert you need, with its message and URL.
2
Add one alert per side
On your indicator, open a TradingView alert for each entry and exit. Set Trigger to Once per bar close, then paste that side's message.
3
Paste the webhook URL
Open Notifications, tick Webhook URL, paste the one Nyria gave you and select Apply. Repeat this for each side, then select Check format in Nyria.
4
Test on paper first
Deploy your own bot on Nyria Paper and let real alerts fire. It's free with no time limit, before anyone pays.
5
Price it by tier
Set who can copy it to Premium. Connect Whop or Stripe. A tier is the total entry allocation a member's live bots can use. Add a product for each one and share its payment link.
6
Members deploy their own bot
A member pays, signs in to Nyria and deploys a bot on your strategy. They choose Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca, then set a budget per entry.

Messages to copy

Long entry

{
  "action": "OPEN",
  "ticker": "{{ticker}}",
  "direction": "LONG",
  "price": {{close}}
}

Long exit

{
  "action": "CLOSE",
  "ticker": "{{ticker}}",
  "direction": "LONG",
  "price": {{close}}
}

What subscribers get

Each alert becomes an order in their own account, at the size they chose.
Size never comes from the alert. Budget per entry decides.
Exits come from exit alerts.

What you see

Per bot: the member's name and email, broker, live or paper, size and errors.
Never a balance, an account number or broker credentials.
When a subscription ends, their bots switch to closing only.
Open positions still close, and restored bots come back paused.

Indicator or strategy

An indicator needs one alert per condition per ticker.
Converting to strategy() cuts that to one Order fills only alert per ticker.
Converted, it also backtests in the Strategy Tester.
That backtest can then show on your Nyria strategy page.

Selling on TradingView instead

On TradingView itself, you can charge for access to an invite-only script.
TradingView's rules keep private scripts from being sold.
Selling the alerts on Nyria lets subscribers auto-trade them at their own broker.

Questions

Can I sell an indicator, not a strategy?: Yes. Set Script type to Indicator, then add one alert per side.
Do subscribers need their own Nyria plan?: No. Paid access to your strategy lets a member run a live bot without one.
Can subscribers try it before they pay?: Yes, if you turn on Free paper bots. Anyone can then run it before buying.
Which brokers can subscribers use?: Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca are live, plus Nyria Paper.
What does Nyria charge a seller?: A fee per member, by tier, and nothing before anyone pays. The creators page has the calculator.

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