Creators / Checked Oct 2026
How do I sell my trading signals to subscribers who trade automatically?
Publish your signals as a Nyria strategy and set a price for each tier. Every paying member's bot then places your alerts in their own broker account. You keep posting the way you do now, and you can test it all on paper first.
Official documentation
Step by step
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Test it on paper
Deploy your own bot on Nyria Paper and let your real alerts fire. Paper is free, with no card and no time limit. Find what Nyria misreads before your members do.
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Send your alerts to Nyria
Alerts can come from TradingView, a Discord server or Telegram chat you run, or a plain POST to a webhook. Nyria reads your own wording.
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Make the strategy Premium
Set who can copy it to Premium. Only people who paid you can then run live bots on it.
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Connect your checkout
Connect Stripe or Whop under Integrations, or sell through Nyria's own checkout, which takes the payments and pays you out.
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Price each tier
A tier is the total entry allocation a member's live bots can use. Add a product for each one, such as $10,000 and $20,000, and share its payment link.
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Let members subscribe
A member pays, signs in to Nyria, and deploys a bot on their own Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca account. Their budget per entry sets the order size.
What to know
- Members trade at Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca.
- Stocks, ETFs and options up to 4 legs on one expiration, plus crypto spot at Alpaca. No futures or forex.
- Each order is sized by the member's own budget per entry, not by your size.
- A member who stops paying can't open new trades. Their bots still close positions they hold.
- Per bot you see the member's name and email, broker, live or paper, size and errors. Never a balance or a login.
What Nyria charges you
$50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation their tier allows, rounded up to the next $10,000. Nothing before a member pays.
The creators page has the calculator. The creator policy sets what a strategy may claim.
Where members trade
Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca. Every bot can also run on Nyria Paper, which is free and needs no broker.
Questions
- Do I change how I post my signals?
- No. Nyria reads the alerts you already send, in your own wording. You publish the same way you do now.
- Do subscribers need their own Nyria plan?
- No. A member with active paid access to your strategy can run a live bot on their own broker without a Nyria plan.
- What does Nyria charge a seller?
- $50 a month per member for each $10,000 of total entry allocation their tier allows, rounded up to the next $10,000. Paper testing is free.
- Can subscribers try it before they pay?
- Yes. Turn on Free paper bots and anyone can run your strategy on Nyria Paper. Live bots still need paid access.
- What happens when a subscriber cancels?
- Their bots stop opening trades and still close the positions they hold. Nothing is closed for them.
- Which brokers can subscribers use?
- Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade and Alpaca. Other brokers are coming soon, with no date set.
- What am I responsible for?
- You publish the strategy, not Nyria. You're responsible for the financial rules that apply to selling access to it. State the risks on your checkout page and don't promise returns.
Next
- Already on Whop? Sell trading signals on Whop.
- See how each alert becomes an order in sell trading signals, automated.
- Paste an alert into the alert tester to see how Nyria reads it.
Guides
How do I run a trading alert service on Discord?
The channel, the wording, the strategy, what members see, and what Nyria charges.
How do I sell trading signals on Whop?
Connect Whop, price by tier, and every paying member's bot runs on their own broker.
Copy Discord alerts to your broker
Invite the Nyria bot to a server you run, pick the channel, and each alert copies to your broker as an order.
Test your strategy on paper
Trade and test free on paper. No card required.