JorgAI vs TradersPost in 2026: The Two-Subscription Problem, With Every Price Verified

TradersPost and JorgAI both automate trades in a brokerage account you already own, and they get compared constantly. The comparison usually misses the most practical difference: TradersPost does not generate trading signals. It routes signals from somewhere else. So the real question is not "TradersPost or JorgAI" but "TradersPost plus what, at what total cost, versus JorgAI". Every price below was checked on the companies' own pages on October 9, 2026.

The short version. The cheapest working TradersPost setup is its Starter plan plus a TradingView plan that supports webhook alerts, which starts at TradingView Plus: $71.60 a month billed yearly, or $83.95 billed monthly. JorgAI Starter is $11.99 a month billed yearly ($143.90) or $14.99 monthly, with the signals included. If you already pay for TradingView Plus or better, the gap shrinks to TradersPost's own price. If you do not, it is a second subscription you have to add.

What TradersPost actually does

TradersPost is a signal router. A strategy somewhere else fires an alert, the alert hits a TradersPost webhook, and TradersPost places the order at your broker. Its own documentation says it plainly: "the only way currently to integrate strategies with TradersPost is via Webhooks." It does not pick stocks, run a model, or decide anything. You bring the decisions.

That design is also its strength. It supports more brokers than anyone in this category: as of this week, TradeStation, Alpaca, Interactive Brokers (beta), Robinhood, Webull, tastytrade, E*TRADE and Tradier for stocks and options, five futures platforms, and seven crypto exchanges. Charles Schwab, Fidelity, moomoo and Public are on its waitlist. If you have a strategy you trust and a broker on that list, it is a well-built bridge.

What TradersPost costs

From TradersPost's pricing page, billed yearly: Starter $41.65 a month (one live account, four paper accounts, one asset class, unlimited tickers and trades), Basic $84.15, Pro $169.15, Premium $254.15. Billed monthly, Starter is $49. The free plan is a seven-day trial that allows automated orders on paper accounts only; after it, the FAQ says the account is disabled until you upgrade.

Then the second subscription: where the signals come from

TradersPost lists three ways in. Each has a cost in money or in time.

• TradingView (the usual pairing). Alerts become webhooks only on a plan that supports webhook notifications, and on TradingView's pricing page that starts at Plus: $29.95 a month billed yearly or $34.95 monthly. The free Basic plan and the $12.95 Essential plan do not send webhooks. You also need a strategy to alert from: an indicator or Pine Script you wrote, bought, or found, and the work of testing it.
• TrendSpider. A charting platform with no-code strategy building; its plans run from about $54 a month billed yearly ($82 monthly) to $214 ($321 monthly), and its bots can route through TradersPost. More capable than TradingView for building strategies, and more expensive.
• Your own code. Any program that can send a webhook can drive TradersPost, which makes it free in subscription terms and expensive in every other term: you are now the developer, the data provider, and the person on call when the server is down at 9:31.

What it adds up to

Entry-level, everything billed yearly:

• TradersPost Starter + TradingView Plus: $41.65 + $29.95 = $71.60 a month, $859.20 a year.
• TradersPost Starter + TrendSpider (lowest plan): $41.65 + about $54 = about $95.65 a month.
• TradersPost Starter + your own code: $41.65 a month plus your time.

JorgAI Starter: $11.99 a month ($143.90 a year), signals included. JorgAI Pro is $79 a month billed yearly ($99 monthly) and Elite $149 ($199 monthly). Full detail on the pricing page.

Billed monthly the gap is similar: $83.95 for the TradersPost and TradingView pair against $14.99 for JorgAI Starter. If you already hold a TradingView Plus or Premium subscription for charting, count only TradersPost's $41.65 to $49, and the comparison becomes one subscription against another.

What the money buys you in each case

The prices are not for the same thing, and it would be unfair to pretend they are. With the TradersPost pair you get your own strategy executed exactly as you wrote it, on a wide choice of brokers, with futures and crypto exchanges available on higher plans. With JorgAI you get a system that finds the entries and places them inside rules you set once: position size, profit target, stop-loss, daily limits, the first-hour rule, and so on. You are not writing or buying a strategy, and you are not maintaining alerts.

Three honest limits on the JorgAI side. Broker coverage is narrower: Alpaca, Tradier, Charles Schwab and tastytrade today, with TradeStation and Webull in progress, and no futures. Starter allows three automated trades a day, where TradersPost Starter is unlimited (Pro allows fifteen, Elite is unlimited). And Schwab, tastytrade and Tradier fill whole shares only, so a small account trades fewer names than it would on a fractional broker. The broker list is kept current in the best brokers for automated trading, and Schwab specifically in how to automate trading in a Schwab account.

Which one fits you

• Pick TradersPost if you already have a strategy with alerts you trust, you already pay for TradingView Plus or TrendSpider, or you need futures, crypto exchanges, Robinhood, Webull or E*TRADE today.
• Pick JorgAI if you do not have a strategy and do not want to build one, you trade stocks at Alpaca, Tradier, Schwab or tastytrade, and you want the rules enforced for you, with a stop on every position.

Either way, the habits that make automation work are the same: size positions for the drawdown you have not had yet, put the stop in before the trade, and backtest anything before it touches real money.

If you want to see the JorgAI side before paying anything, the dashboard runs a live simulation with no broker connected, and the trial is seven days. You can set up your rules in a few minutes.

Quick answers

Do you need TradingView to use TradersPost? No, but you need a signal source. TradersPost only accepts webhooks, from TradingView, TrendSpider, or your own code. It generates no signals itself.

Which TradingView plan works with TradersPost? Webhook alerts start at Plus ($29.95 a month billed yearly, $34.95 monthly) per TradingView's pricing page. Basic and Essential do not send webhooks.

How much does TradersPost cost per month? Starter is $41.65 billed yearly or $49 billed monthly; higher plans are $84.15, $169.15 and $254.15 billed yearly.

What is the total cost of TradersPost with TradingView? About $71.60 a month billed yearly or $83.95 billed monthly at the lowest tiers that work together.

Is JorgAI the same thing as TradersPost? No. TradersPost routes your signals to your broker; JorgAI generates the signals and executes them inside your rules. JorgAI costs less because the strategy layer is included, and supports fewer brokers.

Prices are the companies' published list prices on October 9, 2026 and change without notice; check the linked pages before deciding. We also keep a longer look at when TradersPost is the right tool in TradersPost alternative 2026. This article is education, not investment advice.