Free
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No account needed.
- 3 conversions a month
- Unlimited syntax validation and linting
- Unlimited feasibility checks
- Full warning and error reporting
- Conversion history, deleted after 12 months
Ten conversions a month, each one verified
A conversion is a whole trading strategy you intend to run with real money, so the thing worth paying for is not the CPU — it is knowing the output does what the original did. Every engine change is measured against MetaTrader as ground truth before it ships, and anything the target language genuinely cannot express is refused up front instead of quietly mistranslated.
Live pricing couldn't be loaded — the standard plans are shown below.
Pro
$49 /month
10 conversions a month — $4.90 each.
- 10 conversions a month
- API access with your own key
- Usage returned on every response — no surprise cut-off
- Priority on reported translation defects
- Cancel any time; unused conversions do not roll over
Online checkout is coming soon. For now, email us and you'll have an API key the same day.
Enterprise
Talk to us
Volume, private engines, or on-premise.
- Negotiated monthly volume
- Engine builds pinned to your release train
- Round-trip verification reports for your own corpus
- Invoicing
What you are actually buying
Why ten, and not unlimited?
Because a conversion is not a page view. Ten strategies a month is what an active developer converts, and pricing per conversion keeps the incentive where it belongs: on each one being right, rather than on serving as many as possible as cheaply as possible.
What does "verified" mean?
The engines are driven through a round-trip harness — MQL to Pine and back — over a corpus of thousands of real community indicators, and the reconstruction is compared against what MetaTrader itself computes, bar by bar. A change that improves one family but breaks another is rejected automatically before it can ship.
What happens when a strategy cannot be converted?
You are told before you spend a conversion. The feasibility check is free and unlimited, and it names the exact construct in the way — a hedged grid that Pine's single-position model cannot express, a dialog panel that has no equivalent — rather than emitting something that compiles and trades differently.
Do failed conversions count against my quota?
A malformed request or an unsupported direction is refused before anything is charged. A conversion that runs and reports warnings does count — the warnings are the product working, not failing.
Does validation or linting count?
No. Validation, linting and feasibility are unlimited on every plan, including free.