Alertsify Review (2026)

What Alertsify is

Alertsify is software from Alertsify LLC. The homepage calls it the chart that actually trades: charts, flow, GEX, dark pool, news, and a direct line to your broker, Robinhood included.[1]

It is not a brokerage and it does not hold your cash. Orders, when you turn trading on, go to the account you connect. Alertsify says it cannot move money out of that account.[4]

A July 2026 announcement names Zach Cohen as founder and is datelined Miami.[8] Billing runs through Whop, where Pro is listed at $249 a month with a 7-day trial.[7]

How it works

On your own trades, you draw an entry, a stop, and up to three targets. One tap sends that bracket to your broker. Each level can be shown in dollars, so you see the size before you send it. If the market is closed, you can queue the order for the open.[1]

Copying works the other way around. A lead trader fills at their own broker. Alertsify sizes the copy from your dollar settings, checks your rules, and sends the order to your broker. You can let that happen automatically or approve each trade with a tap. A copy is described as taking less than a second from their fill to your order.[1][12]

You do not inherit their contract count. If one contract costs more than your cap, the trade is skipped. The connection starts read-only until you turn trading on, and you can turn it off again.[5]

Brokers on the list: Robinhood, Webull, Charles Schwab, Thinkorswim, E*TRADE, TastyTrade, Public, MooMoo, Alpaca, Wealthsimple. Vanquish is a prop firm, not one of those brokers.

Features

The free side is generous on paper: up to 16 charts, GEX, dark-pool prints, news, indicators including VWAP and volume profile, and a vertical stream layout. The leaderboard, a “find my fit” replay, public stats, and tracking a Discord room are free too. Sending an order is not.[2]

Trade and Pro both include phone and desktop orders, brackets, a queue for the open, flow with a trade button, and payoff charts. Pro is what turns copying and Discord alerts into live orders. Five of the 14 risk rules are marked Pro only. The full names are on the features page.[6]

An indicator marketplace, portfolio copying of 13F filings, a lesson library, and a live-trader directory are marked as coming soon. Don’t count those as part of the product today.[1]

Pricing

Charts are free. Trade is $99 a month. Pro is $249 a month, or $1,997 if you pay yearly. The pricing page calls that yearly price a $991 saving against twelve months at $249. Both paid plans include 7 free days, no setup fee, and no Alertsify fee per trade.[2]

Trader subscriptions are extra, often in a range the terms describe as $20 to $200+ a month, set by each trader. Your broker’s commissions are extra too.[3]

Lite was the old name for the $99 plan. The current names are Trade and Pro. The terms still say Lite, and they still list yearly Pro at $2,490. Use the pricing page.[3][10]

More of the trial and cancel rules are on the pricing page.

Who it’s for

Trade fits someone who already finds their own setups and wants to send the bracket without retyping it at the broker. Pro fits someone who wants a chosen trader’s fills to land in their account, sized in dollars, while they are away from the screen.[2]

It is a poor fit if you want a registered adviser, a managed account, or a promise. Alertsify says it provides none of those. You also need to be at least 18.[3][4] Options, especially same-day contracts, can go to zero in minutes, and copying can speed that up.

Is Alertsify legit?

As a software checkout, yes. There is a named company, a pricing page, terms, a privacy policy, a support email (support@alertsify.com), and a live Whop listing.[3][7]

It is not a regulated broker or adviser. Alertsify says it is not registered with the SEC, FINRA, or the CFTC, and that your broker is the firm that holds the account and fills the order.[4]

Whop shows 4.8 from 256 ratings. The Alertsify homepage says 4.8 from 119 reviews. Both numbers are theirs, checked on 8 November 2026, and they don’t match. This site does not publish a score of its own.[1][7]

The homepage also says more than $1 billion has traded through Alertsify. The July announcement said $250 million. Those are the company’s figures, and they have moved.[1][8]

Alternatives

TradingView is the charting comparison. Its paid plans start lower, and it can trade through selected brokers. It does not advertise copying another person’s live trades into Robinhood.[13]

Unusual Whales is the flow and GEX comparison. Paid dashboard plans start at $50 a month, or $42 a month on the annual Retail Basic plan. It sells data and tools, not orders into your outside broker.[14]

The side-by-side table is on the alternatives page.

Fine print worth knowing

• Cancel on Whop. An email or a Discord message does not cancel the subscription.[3]
• Cancel during the 7-day trial and you are not charged. After a charge, refunds are generally refused.[2][9]
• Most brokers use their own login page. Robinhood and Vanquish are different: you enter that login in Alertsify.[5]
• The terms still call the $99 plan Lite and price yearly Pro at $2,490. The live price list is Trade and Pro on the pricing page.[2][3]

Bottom line

Alertsify is a straightforward product to describe. Free charts. $99 a month to trade from them. $249 a month, or $1,997 a year, if you also want copying. Your broker holds the money. The awkward parts are the refund rule, the Whop-only cancel button, and a terms page that still uses the old Lite name.

If that matches how you trade, the 7-day trial is the clean way to see the screens. If you need advice or a guarantee, this is the wrong kind of product.