$31,980 per yearAbout $2,665 a month for a single seat, $28,320 per seat with two or more. Two-year minimum contract, billed quarterly or semi-annually, no month-to-month option. Setup and hardware delivery is reported at $500 to $1,500 per terminal, and real-time depth data for specific exchanges adds pass-through fees on top.

$34,195, once, for a lifetime licenseTrade up to 15 contracts per leg, and scale in up to 3 additional legs, each up to 15 contracts. Need more contracts? Purchase 15-contract lots at only $5,000 each. The current offer date is posted under each price below.

The desktop API included with the seat is for personal analysis only and is barred from feeding automated order routing. Piping real-time data into a trading engine requires the B-PIPE enterprise feed, reported at $2,000 to $3,000 or more per month, and server-side backtesting requires a separate Data License reported at $10,000 to $50,000 or more per year. A one-seat quant setup is commonly reported at $55,000 to $90,000 a year all in.

Market data from your broker and your own Google Gemini API key on Google’s pay-as-you-go pricing. Trading through NinjaTrader Brokerage, the NinjaTrader 8 platform is included at no charge; trading through Interactive Brokers requires the NinjaTrader Multi-Broker license at $99 per month. Automation, signals, news checking and execution are all inside the lifetime license.

Real-time and historical data across asset classes, news, charting, screening, analytics and the Bloomberg messaging network. Every trading decision remains yours.

A fully automated trading system that runs multiple multivariate LSTM models that compete to pick the top ML model, checks the news via Gemini’s API in real time, manages the trade entries, exits, trailing stops (various kinds), stop and profit target, scales additional trades each with their own trailing stops, stops and profit targets, and provides you with several tiers of money management including high-watermark protection.

Execution tools are built for institutional desks. As an individual or small firm you route orders through your own broker’s platform and enter them by hand.

Hands-free and fully automated using your risk/reward objectives. Connects through NinjaTrader Brokerage, or through Interactive Brokers with a NinjaTrader Multi-Broker license ($99 per month).

A continuous headline feed. You decide in real time what matters to your position and whether to act.

PQNews™ 2.0 retrieves headline, breaking, and scheduled market news through Google Gemini (requires Gemini API key), scores it 0 to 10, and vetoes the trade direction that conflicts with the news. The veto is released only after price confirms the market has absorbed the news. When news supports the trade, PQNews™ releases the trade direction’s veto.

Charts, screens and alerts you build and maintain yourself. The terminal does not tell you when to go long or short.

HigherEdgeAI™ 3.0 evaluates 360 engineered features per market bar across rolling 30-bar sequences. Three candidate models are trained and internally backtested each cycle and the strongest is selected. You set the confidence threshold, 60% to 90%.

None. Risk controls are whatever you configure at your broker.

Custom trailing stops, per-leg profit locks, session high-watermark protection, near-exit profit lock, consecutive-loss switch, net session profit and loss limits, maximum trades per session, and a protective-stop safety buffer. Multiple stop systems run at once and the most protective stop wins.

Every asset class, worldwide. Breadth you pay for whether you use it or not.

Nearly any futures contract with at least 22.5 hours of data per session: ES, NQ, GC, CL, FDAX, SI, NG, 6E, 6B, HG and their micros. Built and backtested on CME index futures, where liquidity is deepest and tax treatment is most favorable.

A financial data vendor serving banks, funds and corporations.

Former money manager.

Two-year contract, billed in advance, price rises at renewal.

Pay once. 

Gains on positions held under one year are taxed as ordinary income at your top marginal rate. The wash-sale rule can disallow losses you actually took.

Section 1256, the 60/40 rule. 60% of gains are taxed as long-term and 40% as short-term regardless of holding period, even on a trade held minutes. Positions are marked to market at year end and reported on one form. The wash-sale rule does not apply.

With under $25,000 in a margin account you are limited to three day trades in any five business days.

No Pattern Day Trader rule. Trade as often as the Suite signals.

Regulation T: 50% of position value up front, 4:1 intraday only if you qualify as a pattern day trader.

The exchange performance bond is a fraction of contract value, and intraday margins set by your broker are lower still. Less capital controls more market exposure. Leverage magnifies losses as well as gains, which is why the Suite’s stop and money-management controls exist.

You must locate shares to borrow, pay borrow fees, and hard-to-borrow names may be unavailable. Short-sale restrictions can block entries on a down day.

Selling short is identical to buying long: same order, same margin, no borrow, no fee, no restriction.

One 6.5-hour regular session. Pre- and post-market volume is thin and spreads widen.

Nearly 23 hours a day, Sunday evening through Friday afternoon, with one daily maintenance break. You choose the days and hours the Suite is allowed to trade.

Varies by name. Spreads and depth change with each ticker and each session.

The E-mini S&P 500 is one of the most heavily traded contracts in the world, with a one-tick spread most of the session and depth that absorbs size without slippage.

Earnings, guidance, downgrades, halts, dividends, splits and management news can move one stock 10% to 30% overnight.

One index contract represents the whole index. No earnings gaps on a single name, no dividends to track, no corporate actions, no halts.

Thousands of tickers, each with its own news flow, calendar and chart.

A handful of contracts. The Suite watches the price action and PQNews™ 2.0 watches the headlines that move the market.

Sized in shares; scaling in or out means more commissions and more borrow on the short side.

Micro contracts (MES, MNQ, MCL, MGC) are one-tenth the size of the full contract, so you scale from one micro to full-size contracts with the same Suite and the same settings.

T+1 settlement; proceeds from a sale are not available to redeploy until the next day.

Daily cash settlement. Profits and losses post to your account every night.