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Capitalise.ai: pricing and features

Code-free trading automation

Capitalise.ai turns English-language trading conditions into scenarios for backtesting, simulation, notifications and automated execution. The current official site states it has been acquired by Kraken.

Confirm which broker or exchange connection is available to your account now. Acquisition notices and product features do not prove support for a particular prop account.

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Capitalise.ai pricing

The official fee article says accounts are free to create and use for now, with advance notice if fees are introduced. Broker spreads, commissions and other trading costs are separate.

Capitalise.ai account

$0 current platform fee
Free to use for now under the published fee article
Available functions and markets depend on supported account connections

Prices and availability can change. Check the vendor checkout and terms before paying. Source: official pricing.

Obtain permission for externally triggered automated strategies and check news, instrument and holding restrictions.

Who Capitalise.ai suits

For rule-based scenarios without code

Fits traders who can describe objective entry and exit conditions and want to test them before execution.

For broker-specific deployment

A supported connection is required. This is not a universal EA that can be attached to every funded account.

What Capitalise.ai includes

The official Capitalise.ai documentation describes these functions. Plan and connection limits apply.

English-language scenarios
The platform creates trading scenarios from everyday English rather than requiring a programming language.
Backtest and simulate
The official site describes historical tests and simulated strategies before live use.
TradingView alerts
TradingView alerts can trigger automation scenarios through the documented workflow.
Timed actions and notifications
The site describes timed entries and exits, DCA schedules and real-time notifications based on market conditions.

Platforms and access

The official site documents web automation, mobile notifications and TradingView alert triggers. It does not provide a current named broker-connection list in the vendor pages. Confirm your broker with the vendor; these are not generic MetaTrader or prop-firm integrations.

Capitalise.ai web platformCapitalise.ai mobile notificationsTradingView alert triggers
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Checks before use

Confirm which broker or exchange connection is available to your account now. Acquisition notices and product features do not prove support for a particular prop account.

  1. Automation permission. Obtain permission for externally triggered automated strategies and check news, instrument and holding restrictions.
  2. Scenario safety. Test ambiguous wording, repeated triggers and exit behavior in simulation. Add position and order limits before live execution.
  3. Connection access. Review authorization scope, revocation and credential handling for the actual broker connection.
  4. Trading costs. Free platform use does not remove spread, commissions, exchange fees or losses from automated orders.

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Capitalise.ai questions

Is Capitalise.ai currently free?

The official fee policy says account creation and use are free for now and that users will be notified before fees are introduced. Broker fees still apply.

Does TradingView support mean every broker works?

No. An alert can trigger a scenario, but execution still requires a supported account connection.

Can strategies be tested before trading?

Yes. The official site describes both backtesting and simulated trading scenarios.

Sources and disclosure

Source record: 18 October 2026. Vendor documentation supports product claims, not independent performance validation. This profile links directly to official vendor pages. No product rating or hands-on testing is claimed.

  1. Official pricing and product details · Read 2026-10-18
  2. Official supporting documentation · Read 2026-10-18