Which FxMind plan fits you: Free, Trader, Pro, Elite or Desk

The five plans, by what they add

Every plan has the journal, the calendar, COT, news at every trade, the analyst with its sources and the practice tools. What changes from one plan to the next is how many accounts you can link, whether Guards only warn or can act, the size of every limit, and how many people can see the account. Paying yearly costs 10 months instead of 12.

The 14-day trial is full Pro, no card, with 100 analyst questions a month and 3 strategy drafts a day; trade ideas are included.

The table below is generated from the same catalogue as the pricing page: the main features are open, and every other group is closed under its own heading.

Free: watch it work before you pay

One linked account, read-only: no orders and no guard actions. You get the calendar, COT, news at every trade, 20 analyst questions a month, the journal (the last 90 days), 5 Strategy Lab sessions, 5 automated backtest runs a month, 1 watchlist, 1 chart layout and the first support reply within 48 hours. Free uses FxMind's own price feed. It is the plan for someone deciding whether FxMind is worth paying for, not a cut-down paid plan.

Trader: your first warnings

$49 a month. 2 linked accounts, 250 analyst questions a month, full analytics, 5 watchlists, 5 layouts, 50 price alarms, 10 news alerts and your broker's live prices on the desk. Guards warn you: News Guard before a release lands on an open trade, and Prop Rule Guard as you near a firm's daily or total loss, by email and push. On Trader they only warn; nothing closes a trade. Trade ideas and the prop firm presets and tracker are here too, with 5 TradingView webhooks that notify you or mark the chart, 30 automated backtest runs a month and a first reply within 24 hours.

Pro: guards that act, not just warn

$89 a month is where guard actions turn on: on an account you link with the master password, under limits you set, Guards can close a trade, close half, move a stop or cancel an order before a rule breaks. Pro also adds order entry from the desk, the execution audit, the nightly written review, the prop-rule simulator, scheduled orders (20), following a community setup and the yearly statement in reais. Limits: 3 linked accounts, 750 analyst questions a month, 10 watchlists, 10 layouts, 200 alarms, 30 news alerts, 15 TradingView webhooks that can also prepare a draft order, 150 automated runs a month and a first reply within 8 hours. This is the plan most traders on one funded account or one live account settle on.

Elite: more accounts, a second seat, API and MCP

$139 a month. 6 linked accounts, 1,500 analyst questions a month, 15 watchlists and layouts, 350 alarms, 45 news alerts, 35 scheduled orders, 25 webhooks and 300 automated runs a month. A dedicated IP is included (some brokers and prop firms prefer one steady address), there are 2 seats (one for a mentor or teammate), and you get API access and MCP, which connects your own AI app to read your FxMind data with a read-only key unless you change it. First reply within 4 hours.

Desk: a small prop desk or a mentor's book

$229 a month. 10 linked accounts, 5 seats (4 for mentors or team), 3,200 analyst questions a month, 20 watchlists and layouts, 500 alarms, 60 news alerts, 50 scheduled orders, 40 webhooks, 500 automated runs a month and a first reply within 2 hours. Everything Pro and Elite have is included; the difference from Elite is scale.

Add-ons, on every paid plan

• Extra linked account: $8 a month.
• Prop challenge slot: $6 a month, for tracking one more challenge in the prop tracker.
• Dedicated IP: $15 a month (already included on Elite and Desk, so buying it there is refused rather than charged twice).
• Extra seat: $15 a month, for one more mentor or teammate.
• 250 analyst questions: $14 once.
• 1,000 analyst questions: $45 once.