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Axion Algo is a technical indicator that runs directly on TradingView. It analyzes market structure, volume, and volatility in real-time and displays clear buy/sell signals on your chart. No external software, no downloads. Just add it to TradingView and start trading.

No. The signals are simple: green arrow = buy, red arrow = sell. We include a PDF setup guide, video tutorials (Premium), and a Discord community where you can ask any question. Complete beginners use it successfully.

A free TradingView account and an Axion Algo subscription. That is it. TradingView works in your browser, no software to install. The indicator appears directly on your charts.

After payment, you enter your TradingView username on your dashboard. We grant indicator access within minutes. Most users are trading within 10 minutes of purchase.

Once we grant access, open TradingView, click "Indicators" at the top, search for "Axion Algo", and click to add it. It appears as an overlay on your chart with buy/sell signals.

A buy signal tells you the indicator detects a high-probability moment to enter a long position (price likely going up). A sell signal means the opposite. Axion Algo shows these as green (buy) and red (sell) arrows directly on your chart.

A reversal is when price changes direction. If the market was going down and starts going up, that is a bullish reversal. Axion Algo specializes in detecting these turning points 2-4 candles before they are obvious to most traders.

Backtesting means running a trading strategy on historical data to see how it would have performed. You can do this yourself on TradingView: drop Axion Algo on any chart, scroll back through previous bars, and study how the signals played out. Past results never guarantee future performance.

Win rate is the percentage of trades that are profitable. Out of 100 trades, if 55 were winners, your win rate is 55%. But win rate alone does not determine profitability. You also need a good risk/reward ratio. Use our free win rate calculator to track yours.

Risk/reward (R:R) compares how much you risk on a trade to how much you stand to gain. A 1:2 R:R means you risk $100 to potentially make $200. A 50% win rate with 1:2 R:R is profitable. Use our free risk/reward calculator to evaluate trades.

Position sizing determines how many units (shares, lots, contracts) to buy based on how much you are willing to lose. Most professionals risk 1-2% of their account per trade. Our free position size calculator does the math for you.

Starter: $19/week or $49/month or $399/year. Premium: $69/month or $499/year (best value, 40% savings). Institutional: $499/month (currently sold out). All plans include the full indicator, Discord access, and PDF guide. See all plans.

Starter: 1 market preset, monthly updates, email support (< 72h). Premium: 3 presets + 3 new every month, weekly optimization updates, video courses, ticket support (< 24h). Premium members get 4x more presets and 4x faster updates.

Institutional includes exclusive indicators that are not available on any other plan, custom presets built specifically for your strategy, and monthly 1-on-1 private sessions. We limit seats to maintain quality. Join the waitlist on the pricing page.

If you want to test it first, start weekly ($19/week). If you are committed, monthly ($49/month) saves you ~50% compared to weekly. Annual ($399/year) saves 32%. Most traders start weekly and upgrade within the first month.

Yes. Upgrade from Starter to Premium anytime from your dashboard. The price difference is prorated. Downgrade at the end of your billing period. No penalties.

As a digital product with instant access, all sales are final. You can cancel at any time and keep access until the end of your billing period. We recommend starting with the $19/week plan to test it risk-free. Full details in our Refund Policy.

You keep full access until the end of your current billing cycle — nothing changes immediately. Per our Refund Policy, there is no pro-rata refund for unused days. Cancel one click from the dashboard, and your access expires naturally at period end.

Yes, directly from your dashboard. Upgrades (monthly → annual, Starter → Premium) are prorated immediately so you only pay the difference. Downgrades take effect at your next billing cycle, so you keep the higher tier until then.

Not currently. The weekly plan at $19 is our entry tier and is designed to be accessible without paperwork or verification. If price is a real blocker, weekly is what we recommend — you can cancel any time after 7 days.

A digital product with instant access cannot be ungranted — once you have the indicator on your TradingView, free trials become a 100% refund-abuse vector. The weekly plan IS the trial: $19 for 7 days, cancel anytime, no questions asked. Cheaper than most coffee runs and you get the real, full thing.

Stripe automatically retries 3 times over 5 days (smart retries on optimal recovery windows). After that, indicator access is suspended until you update payment. Just log into your dashboard, update the card, and access is restored within minutes.

Traditional indicators use a single data point (RSI measures momentum, MACD measures trend). Axion Algo combines multiple independent factors: market structure, volume profile, and momentum analysis. When all factors agree, a signal fires. Learn more about how the indicator works.

No. Once a signal appears on a closed candle, it stays there permanently. What you see on the chart is exactly what happened in real time. This is verified in our backtesting methodology.

Some indicators change their signals after the fact. A signal that appeared as "buy" might disappear or change to "sell" after a few candles. This is called repainting. Axion Algo never repaints. Once a signal appears on a closed candle, it is permanent. What you see is what actually happened.

Depends on the market and the session. On M5 during an active session expect a handful of high-probability setups. On M1, more. The built-in MSPD daily cap stops the indicator from firing past your configured limit. Quality over quantity.

Axion Algo is built for the fast charts. Scalper Mode is on by default and tuned for M1 through M5. It works on M15 too if you want fewer, slower signals. Above M15 we do not recommend it. It is not what the indicator is designed for.

Yes. Axion Algo works as a standalone system, but many traders combine it with support/resistance levels, volume profile, or their own analysis. It does not conflict with other indicators on your chart.

The indicator adapts to volatility changes, including during high-impact news events. However, spreads widen and slippage increases during news. Many traders avoid trading 15 minutes before and after major economic releases regardless of signals.

The indicator needs approximately 50-100 candles of historical data to calibrate its internal calculations. On an M5 chart, that is about a session and a half of data. On M1, an hour or so. After that, signals are fully operational.

Yes — the indicator and all signals work perfectly on the free TradingView plan. The advanced Strategy Tester (for deep historical backtesting beyond what scrolling the chart shows you) requires TradingView Pro or higher. For day-to-day signal trading, free is enough.

Yes. We version presets and maintain backward compatibility. If we ever need to change preset formats in a way that affects existing configs, you get at least 30 days notice via email and Discord, plus an automated migration path. Your saved tuning never silently breaks.

Axion Algo runs entirely on TradingView is infrastructure, so if TradingView is down, the indicator is unavailable for that window — we cannot replace or substitute their charting engine. Per the Force Majeure clause in our Terms of Service, outages on third-party platforms are not refundable. Their uptime historically is excellent.

No — one subscription is tied to one TradingView username. If you need access on multiple TradingView accounts (e.g. personal + business), subscribe to additional tiers or contact us at support for a bundle. Sharing a single subscription across accounts violates our Terms.

No. Axion Algo is a visual signal indicator — it displays buy/sell arrows on your chart and nothing more. Order execution, position sizing, stop losses, and broker integration are entirely your responsibility. We never touch your broker, your funds, or your positions.

Every market behaves differently. A preset is a set of optimized parameters tuned for one market and timeframe (like BTC M5, or EUR/USD M1). Without a preset, you would need to manually tune dozens of parameters. With a preset, the indicator is calibrated in one click. See all available presets.

Starter plan: 1 market preset (you choose which market). Premium plan: 3 presets at launch, with 3 new presets added every month. Institutional: all presets plus custom presets built for your specific strategy.

Yes. Every parameter is adjustable. You can customize sensitivity, signal threshold, timeframe weighting, and more. Presets are a starting point, not a limitation. Advanced traders often tweak presets to match their personal style.

Starter plan: monthly updates. Premium plan: weekly optimization updates. Markets change over time, and presets are recalibrated to maintain peak performance. Updates are automatic.

A preset is a saved configuration of indicator settings optimized for a specific market and timeframe. Instead of spending weeks testing parameter combinations, you load a preset and the indicator is immediately calibrated for that market.

On the Premium tier, yes — you also get one monthly custom-tuning request where our team helps optimize parameters for a market you trade. On Starter, you can adjust parameters freely but you load from the existing preset library rather than save your own to the official roster.

ETH preset is currently scheduled for Q2 2026. See the live presets roadmap for the latest ship dates — we update it whenever priorities shift based on Discord voting.

Preset configurations are tied to your Axion subscription, not a specific TradingView chart. Once you have a preset unlocked, install it on as many charts as you like within your single TradingView account. If you change TradingView username, your presets follow your Axion account.

No. Presets are part of the paid subscription and are not transferable — each trader needs their own active subscription to load them. This protects the months of optimization work that go into every preset and keeps the library funded for ongoing updates.

Match the preset to the symbol and timeframe you actually trade. The Premium dashboard shows the recommended preset per chart automatically once you select a symbol; the Starter dashboard has a one-page chart you can reference. When in doubt, the BTC M5 preset is the safest default for crypto scalping.

Any market available on TradingView: Bitcoin, Ethereum, forex pairs (EUR/USD, GBP/USD), stocks (AAPL, TSLA), indices (Nasdaq, S&P 500), commodities (Gold, Oil). If it has a chart on TradingView, Axion Algo reads it. See the tuned presets.

Crypto markets trade 24/7, so yes for crypto. Forex and stock markets are closed on weekends. The indicator processes data whenever the market is open and TradingView is showing live candles.

We add and refine presets constantly across crypto, forex, commodities and indices. Want a market we do not cover yet? Ask in the community and the most-requested markets get prioritized.

Stocks are coming, but equities require per-exchange data licensing agreements (NYSE, NASDAQ, LSE, etc.) that are still in negotiation. We will not ship a stock preset until the data layer is rock-solid — partial coverage would be worse than no coverage.

NQ (Nasdaq futures) preset is scheduled for Q3 2026 per the current roadmap, with ES and CL planned to follow. Futures presets require careful tuning around session opens and rollover dates, which is why we are taking our time.

Yes — if TradingView has a chart for the index, Axion Algo reads it. SPX, DAX, NDX, FTSE, NIKKEI, and similar cash indices all work. Note that cash indices have session gaps (no overnight candles) so signal density is lower than 24/7 markets like crypto.

Technically yes, but we strongly discourage it. Multi-factor analysis relies on healthy volume to filter noise — on thin altcoins (sub-$5M daily volume) signals lose reliability and slippage destroys edge. Stick to top-50 by market cap if you trade alts.

TradingView shows options price charts for some underlyings, and the indicator will plot signals on them, but options pricing is dominated by Greeks (delta, gamma, theta) not pure price action. We do not recommend using Axion Algo signals to time options entries directly — use the underlying chart instead.

Yes. One click from your dashboard. No emails, no phone calls, no "retention specialists." You keep access until the end of your current billing period. We make cancellation as easy as signup.

All major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express), debit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. All payments are processed securely by Stripe. We never see or store your card details.

Log into your Axion Algo dashboard. From there you can: change your plan, update payment method, view invoices, change your TradingView username, or cancel your subscription. Everything is self-service.

All payments are processed by Stripe, the same infrastructure used by Amazon, Google, and Shopify. We never see or store your credit card number. All transactions are encrypted with bank-level security.

Log into your Axion Algo dashboard and update your TradingView username. We will transfer access to the new username within minutes.

No. Your subscription is tied to one TradingView username. Sharing access, lending your account, or allowing others to use your indicator access violates our Terms of Service and will result in immediate revocation without refund. Each trader needs their own subscription.

Yes. Once you have access, you can add Axion Algo to as many charts as your TradingView plan allows. There is no limit from our side.

Yes. TradingView syncs across devices. Open it on your desktop, laptop, tablet, and phone simultaneously. The indicator and your presets are available on all of them.

Yes. The indicator appears on TradingView mobile (iOS and Android) exactly the same way as desktop. Signals, presets, and all features work on mobile.

No. Axion Algo works on the free TradingView plan. However, the free plan limits you to 2 indicators per chart. If you use other indicators alongside Axion Algo, you may need TradingView Essential ($12.95/month) or higher.

Starter: email support (response within 72 hours). Premium: ticket support (response within 24 hours). Institutional: direct Telegram line (response within 1 hour). All plans include Discord community access where experienced traders and team members answer questions daily.

A private Discord server with 2,500+ traders. Channels for trade setups, signal discussion, indicator support, and general chat. Free for all Axion Algo members.

Institutional members get monthly 1-on-1 private sessions focused on indicator usage, risk management, and strategy optimization. These are educational sessions, not financial advice. Institutional is currently sold out.

In the Discord #indicator-support channel or via email at our contact form. We read every message and prioritize fixes based on impact.

Yes. Earn 25% recurring commission for every trader you refer. Monthly PayPal payouts, 60-day cookie window. No application process, no minimum audience required. Join the affiliate program.

Yes. Many of our affiliates create content on YouTube, Twitter/X, TikTok, and Discord. Just be transparent that you are using an affiliate link and do not make misleading claims about guaranteed profits. Honest reviews and demonstrations work best.

We evaluate sponsorship requests on a case-by-case basis. If you have an established audience in the trading space, contact us via email with your channel details and we will discuss options.

The minimum payout threshold is $100 USD net. Payouts run monthly on net-30 terms (commissions earned in January pay out at the end of February) via PayPal, Wise, or Stripe Connect — you pick the rail in your affiliate dashboard.

US-based affiliates earning $600 or more in a calendar year receive a 1099-NEC by January 31 of the following year. Non-US affiliates receive a 1042-S if applicable to their treaty situation. We collect tax forms (W-9 for US, W-8BEN for non-US) during affiliate onboarding.

Absolutely — most of our best affiliates use the product daily, that is why they recommend it. However, self-referrals (using your own affiliate link to buy your own subscription) are prohibited and automatically detected via fingerprinting, IP matching, and payment-source heuristics. Self-referred commissions are clawed back.

The affiliate cookie is set for 60 days from the click. If a referred visitor subscribes within that window — even after browsing competitors or sleeping on the decision — you get attributed and earn the recurring commission for as long as they stay subscribed.

Commissions are tied to active subscriptions. When a referred customer cancels, the recurring commission stops at their next billing cycle — we do not claw back commissions already paid. If they resubscribe within 60 days, they are re-attributed to you automatically.

Yes, with two hard rules: no bidding on Axion brand keywords (Google Ads, Bing, etc.) and no misleading creative ("guaranteed profits", fake testimonials). Compliant paid traffic on YouTube, Meta, TikTok, and Reddit is fully welcome — some of our top affiliates run paid funnels.

Yes. Trading involves substantial risk of financial loss. Most retail traders lose money. Axion Algo improves your analysis but cannot eliminate risk. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose. Never risk more than 1-2% of your account on a single trade.

No. Axion Algo is a technical analysis tool. We do not provide personalized financial advice, trading recommendations, or investment guidance. All content on this website is educational. Consult a qualified financial professional before making trading decisions.

Yes. If you trade without proper risk management (stop losses, position sizing, maximum drawdown rules), you can lose your entire account. The indicator helps with signal quality, but risk management is your responsibility. Use our free trading calculators to plan every trade.

Trading involves substantial risk. Axion Algo enhances your analysis and provides clear, mechanical signals, but it does not guarantee profits. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Add the indicator to any chart on TradingView. Run it through 6 months of bars on the asset YOU choose. Read the signals. If the math does not convince you, nothing on this page will.

No. The Axion Algo source code is proprietary and protected intellectual property. The indicator runs as a closed-source script on TradingView, which means the code is compiled and not visible or accessible to users. This protects years of research, development, and backtesting that went into building the algorithm. You get full access to the indicator and all its signals, but the underlying code is not available for inspection, modification, or redistribution.

Three reasons. First, it protects the proprietary multi-factor logic that gives Axion Algo its edge. If the algorithm were public, it would be copied instantly and the signal quality would degrade as more people front-run the same patterns. Second, it prevents unauthorized modifications that could lead to incorrect signals and losses. Third, it ensures all users get the same tested, verified, and maintained version of the indicator.

No. Attempting to reverse-engineer, decompile, or extract the source code of Axion Algo violates our Terms of Service and may constitute a violation of intellectual property law. TradingView is invite-only protected scripts are compiled and cannot be viewed in Pine Editor.

Absolutely not. We never ask for, store, or have access to your TradingView password or login credentials. The only thing we need is your TradingView username. We use it solely to grant you access to our indicator — the same way TradingView handles invite-only scripts. Think of it as receiving an invitation, not giving us your keys.

Yes. We only store your email and TradingView username. Payment is processed entirely by Stripe — we never see your card details. We have zero access to your TradingView account, your trades, your portfolio, or any trading data.

No. Axion Algo is a TradingView indicator. It runs entirely within TradingView and has zero access to your broker, exchange, or any external account. It cannot place trades, withdraw funds, or access any financial account. It only reads the chart data that TradingView provides.

If you cancel, your TradingView indicator access is revoked at the end of your billing period. Your account data (email, username) is retained for 90 days in case you resubscribe, then permanently deleted. You can request immediate deletion by contacting support.

No — Axion Algo is a software tool, not a broker, advisor, custodian, or financial institution. We do not hold client funds, execute trades, or provide investment advice, so we are not subject to FINRA, SEC, FCA, MiFID, or similar regulatory regimes. Full position on our AML Policy page.

Application data lives in Supabase (US-East region by default). Product analytics use PostHog (EU region). Payments are handled by Stripe (global, PCI-DSS Level 1). The full, current sub-processor list with regions and purposes is in our Privacy Policy.

Yes. You can request immediate deletion of all personal data at any time via our Privacy Rights Request form. We process verified deletion requests within 30 days and confirm in writing once complete, in line with GDPR Article 17 and CCPA equivalents.

Yes — for EU and UK residents we honour all GDPR/UK-GDPR rights: access, rectification, erasure, portability, restriction, and objection. Details on lawful basis, retention periods, and sub-processors are in our Privacy Policy. Use the Privacy Rights Request form to exercise any right.

Axion Algo is built in Pine Script (TradingView is native language) and processes price action, volume, market structure, and volatility data in real time. It uses multi-factor confluence to generate signals, meaning multiple independent conditions must align before a signal fires.

Currently no. Axion Algo is a visual indicator for manual trading. TradingView does offer alerts that you can connect to webhooks for semi-automated workflows, but we do not officially support automated trading with the indicator.

No. Axion Algo is an indicator, not a bot. It shows you signals on your chart. You decide whether to take the trade, set your stop loss, and manage your position. It informs your decisions. It does not execute trades for you.

No. Signal services give you someone else is opinion. Axion Algo gives you a tool that generates signals based on mathematical analysis of the chart you are looking at. You see the signal form in real time on your own chart. No dependency on another person.

Free indicators (RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands) use a single data point and produce many false signals. Axion Algo combines multiple independent factors. The result: fewer but higher-quality signals. Free indicators have their place for learning, but serious traders need tools that adapt to market conditions.

Most paid indicators are repackaged versions of free ones with a coat of paint. Key differences: Axion Algo is non-repainting (verified), uses multi-factor confluence (not single-factor), and includes optimized presets per market. We encourage you to load it on your favorite asset and compare with any competitor.

No. Axion Algo is designed as a complete signal system. It combines trend, momentum, volume, and structure analysis internally. Adding RSI or MACD on top adds noise, not clarity. Some traders still use basic support/resistance or volume profile alongside it, but it is not necessary.

I do trade with it. Every single day. But here is what most people miss: the indicator is not my edge. My edge is the system I built around it. Entry signals are maybe 20% of profitable trading. Risk management, position sizing, market selection, session timing, and emotional discipline make up the other 80%. I spent years developing those skills. The indicator handles the signal generation so I can focus on execution. I sell it because selling software scales infinitely while a trading account does not. A winning trade makes me money once. A good product makes money while I sleep, while I trade, and while I build the next thing. Every serious trader and quant I know diversifies income. Renaissance Technologies charges management fees. Tastytrade built a media company. I built Axion. One does not invalidate the other. And to be clear, what you see on the public plans is the core indicator. My most advanced tools, the ones I use for my own institutional-grade setups, are not available to the public. Those are reserved exclusively for the Institutional tier, and I can only give access to a handful of traders at a time because of the level of support and customization involved. If I only traded and never shipped a product, I would be taking more risk, not less.

Some indicators secretly change their past signals to look more accurate than they were. A "buy" signal might disappear hours later. This makes backtesting useless and real trading dangerous. Axion Algo never repaints. Every signal is permanent once the candle closes.

Latest stable versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge are fully supported. Brave works too (it is Chromium under the hood). Mobile browsers on iOS Safari and Android Chrome work fine for the dashboard; for actual chart interaction TradingView is native mobile app is smoother.

Almost always a TradingView-side issue — check status.tradingview.com first, then your local network and browser tab count. Axion Algo itself adds < 50ms of compute per signal, so it is rarely the cause. If lag persists after a clean reload with only Axion on the chart, ping us in Discord with your timeframe and symbol.

Yes. Every signal exposes alert conditions you can wire into TradingView is native alert system, so you can get push notifications, emails, SMS, or webhook calls when a signal fires. Webhooks let you connect to Discord, Telegram, or third-party automation tools — just note we do not officially support full automated trading workflows.

Yes — we have no geo restrictions on the dashboard or indicator beyond the sanctions screening required by Stripe. If you connect from a region under US/EU sanctions, payment may be declined at checkout. Otherwise VPN traffic is treated like any other.

Whatever runs TradingView smoothly runs Axion Algo smoothly — that is the whole bar. A 4-year-old laptop with 8GB RAM and Chrome handles multi-chart layouts with Axion loaded without breaking a sweat. Server-side compute (preset optimization, backtest runs) all happens on our infrastructure, not your machine.