grades · 7 products · 2 ladders · $149 – $2,299
The grades matrix.
Two tables: every strategy against every grade, then the inclusions grade by grade. Control is what a price buys here — no rung on any ladder is costed against a result somebody hopes for — and the term sits on every row.
| strategy | grade 01 | grade 02 | grade 03 | grade 04 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Midlinemidline · Mean-reversion intraday | Standard Grade$149Core model, desk defaultsexecute → | Priority Grade$199Sizing, offsets and execution filtersexecute → | Direct Grade$249Full governor and the desk presetexecute → | — |
| Crossbookcrossbook · Multi-asset systematic | Desk Grade$599Book core, fixed unitsexecute → | Fund Grade$899Sizing moduleexecute → | Prime Grade$1,200Execution guardsexecute → | Sovereign Grade$2,299Risk governor and the desk presetexecute → |
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01inclusions
What each grade includes.
Layers first (L1, L2 …), then every control with the grade it starts at. A square is included, a dot is not. The execution manual shipped with a grade is generated from the same rows, so the two cannot disagree.
| crossbook · inclusion | Desk Grade$599 | Fund Grade$899 | Prime Grade$1,200 | Sovereign Grade$2,299 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| L1Book Corethe multi-asset signal set and basket allocation at a fixed unit size | ■ | ■ | ■ | ■ |
| L2Sizing Modulepercent-of-equity sizing, volatility-scaled units and per-contract weight caps | · | ■ | ■ | ■ |
| L3Guard Modulespread ceiling, slippage tolerance, scheduled news halt and a session mask per market group | · | · | ■ | ■ |
| L4Risk Governordaily loss limit, equity throttle, correlated-exposure cap, the desk preset and first-line support | · | · | · | ■ |
| c01Fixed unit sizing across the basket | ■ | ■ | ■ | ■ |
| c02Sizing arithmetic assumes 1:30 leverage; higher is outside the calibration | ■ | ■ | ■ | ■ |
| c03Percent-of-equity sizing | · | ■ | ■ | ■ |
| c04Volatility-scaled unit size per contract | · | ■ | ■ | ■ |
| c05Adjustable stop offset and target offset | · | ■ | ■ | ■ |
| c06Spread ceiling on new entries | · | · | ■ | ■ |
| c07Slippage tolerance per market group | · | · | ■ | ■ |
| c08Scheduled halt around the releases you list | · | · | ■ | ■ |
| c09Session mask set per market group | · | · | ■ | ■ |
| c10Daily loss stop: the build stands down for the remainder of the day once the limit prints | · | · | · | ■ |
| c11Equity throttle: size is cut back until the balance regains its previous peak | · | · | · | ■ |
| c12Correlated-exposure ceiling across the book | · | · | · | ■ |
| c13The desk's own preset file | · | · | · | ■ |
| c14Priority response from the desk | · | · | · | ■ |
| tlicence term | 12 mo | 12 mo | 12 mo | 12 mo |
| →execute | $599 | $899 | $1,200 | $2,299 |
| midline · inclusion | Standard Grade$149 | Priority Grade$199 | Direct Grade$249 |
|---|---|---|---|
| L1Reversion Coredeviation-from-midline entries and exits at a fixed contract size | ■ | ■ | ■ |
| L2Execution Filtersa spread ceiling, a slippage tolerance and a session mask on every order | · | ■ | ■ |
| L3Drawdown Governordaily loss limit, equity throttle, position cap and the desk preset | · | · | ■ |
| c01Fixed contract sizing | ■ | ■ | ■ |
| c02Sizing arithmetic assumes 1:30 leverage; higher is outside the calibration | ■ | ■ | ■ |
| c03Percent-of-equity sizing | · | ■ | ■ |
| c04Adjustable stop offset and target offset | · | ■ | ■ |
| c05Session mask: hours you nominate, with the build idle either side of them | · | ■ | ■ |
| c06Spread ceiling on new entries | · | ■ | ■ |
| c07Scheduled halt around the releases you list | · | · | ■ |
| c08Daily loss stop: the build stands down for the remainder of the day once the limit prints | · | · | ■ |
| c09Equity throttle: size is cut back until the balance regains its previous peak | · | · | ■ |
| c10Open-position ceiling | · | · | ■ |
| c11The desk's own preset file | · | · | ■ |
| c12Priority response from the desk | · | · | ■ |
| tlicence term | 12 mo | 12 mo | 12 mo |
| →execute | $149 | $199 | $249 |
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terms
Term and delivery, in short.
- term
- 12 months from the day the payment settles
- payment
- one charge; nothing recurs, nothing renews on its own
- delivery
- one ZIP on a confirmed fill: build + execution manual
- key
- an Execution Key, issued at the gate, good for the whole term
- processor
- Whop raises the charge and passes the proceeds to the desk
- refunds
- reversals (CD-03), linked below, is the whole position
Seller and licensor of every build on this site: Algo Flexs. Whop's part in a fill is to collect the card payment inside its own frame and remit the proceeds to the desk; the licence, the build and the support behind it all come from Algo Flexs.
bundled
In every grade, at every price.
- Execution manual (PDF): the profile this grade is licensed for, the install sequence, the pre-flight checklist
- Compiled MetaTrader 5 build (.ex5), named for the strategy and grade
- Term: 12 months, printed on the execution ticket before any card detail is entered
- Handover at the gate: the archive comes off the shelf as soon as the ledger marks the charge cleared
- Engineer at the mailbox: replies from the people who wrote the model, not a help desk
Ledger figures, once any exist: transcribed from Myfxbook pages for accounts Algo Flexs runs itself. The desk's account, not yours, and no guide to what yours will do; a loss is always among the outcomes.
02desk
On grades, terms and fills.
- Is the top grade a different model?
- No. One strategy, one compiled model, and every grade on the ladder carries it unchanged. The top grade opens the governor layer, ships the preset the desk runs itself, and puts your mail at the front of the queue; its price buys that authority over the model and nothing else. Anyone still learning how the model behaves should start at the bottom of the ladder.
- How do I read a row of the inclusion table?
- Left to right: the layer or control, then one cell per grade. A square means the build for that grade has it switched on; a dot means the build ships without it. The manual in each package is generated from the same rows.
- How is a grade upgrade priced?
- At the gap between the two list prices, and at nothing else. Send the Execution Key you already hold; a ticket comes back for the difference, the upper grade's archive is handed over the same way the first one was, and the clock keeps running from the original settlement date rather than restarting.
- What happens on day 366 of the term?
- The term is over: detach the build from every chart and delete the copies. A few weeks ahead of that date a note arrives quoting what another term would cost — answer it and a fresh ticket follows, ignore it and the matter closes there. Nothing is ever charged on the desk's initiative.
- What does the ledger show against a grade?
- Nothing, at any grade. Grades are priced on what they unlock, and the audit ledger belongs to the strategy, not to a grade. Today every ledger is empty; when one is filled, it describes the desk's own account and nothing about the grade you hold changes it.
- The package will not download.
- Reload the fill page first; it keeps its address for the whole term. If the download still fails, send fill.ref to [email protected] and an engineer sends the ZIP directly.