The first day with SY4O9MLE is mostly administrative. You create a TradersPost account using an email and password or a linked provider, then open the pricing or billing area from the dashboard and pick a plan tier. Tiers differ by the number of connected brokerage accounts, strategies and signal volume, and the specific price points are not stated here, so check the official pricing page before committing.
Before you move to payment, choose your billing cycle. Monthly and annual are both available, and both qualify for the 20% discount. The code is entered on the hosted checkout page, not at signup and not anywhere in strategy configuration. Look for the 'Add promotion code' or 'Have a coupon?' link near the order summary, type SY4O9MLE exactly as written, and apply it. Code fields at checkout may be case-sensitive, so copy the characters precisely.
The last step on day one is verification. The order summary should show the discount and a total reduced by 20% before you submit card details. If the summary still shows full price, do not proceed on the assumption it will correct itself later.
If you are already on a free trial, the timeline shifts: you enter the code at the point you convert to a paid plan rather than at initial signup.
Once billing is settled, the discount needs no further attention during the first week. Your effort goes into the platform itself. TradersPost sits between a signal source and a brokerage account, receiving webhook alerts " commonly from TradingView strategies or indicators, but also from any source that can send outbound webhooks, including custom scripts posting JSON " and turning them into live or paper orders.
A sensible first week covers:
Connecting a broker. Connections are typically available in both paper and live modes, so paper is the natural starting point.
Pointing a signal source at TradersPost via webhook.
Configuring order-management logic per strategy inside the platform: position sizing, long/short flips, duplicate-fill prevention, stop losses, take profits, trading hours and end-of-day closing. This is configured, not coded by you.
Watching how fills behave across whichever asset classes your broker supports " equities, options, futures or crypto.
None of this interacts with the coupon. The discount is attached to the subscription and applies to the software fee only.
This is where the two billing cycles diverge.
On monthly billing, the 20% reduction is applied to each of the first twelve invoices. You see the effect repeatedly, one invoice at a time, for a year. On annual billing, the single yearly invoice is cut by 20% at the point of purchase, so the whole benefit lands on day one and there is nothing further to observe until renewal.
Either way the discount lasts 12 months of billing. After that period the coupon's role ends, and you should expect standard pricing at the next renewal unless something else applies.
Mid-term changes are possible: upgrading tiers during the term is supported. Only one promotion code can be attached to a single subscription, so there is no scope for layering a second offer later. Coupons of this type normally apply to new subscriptions.
At every point in the timeline, the 20% applies to the TradersPost software fee alone. Brokerage commissions, exchange and market-data fees, and data provider charges continue at their usual rates. If you are modelling your monthly running cost, discount only the subscription line.
Trading involves the risk of loss, and automation does not make a losing strategy profitable. Faster, more consistent execution of a poor set of rules simply produces losses more reliably. The most useful thing the first week buys you is time in paper mode, checking that the order-management settings behave as you intended before live capital is involved.
Plan limits and tier contents change, so treat anything you read about specific allowances as provisional and confirm it on the official pricing page at the moment you subscribe.
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