Pricing
Every manager, on every brokerage account you connect. Or $49.99 for six months. The practice account is free.
Create a free account β β no card needed until a manager runs a real account for you.
Free
Every manager, in full
Profiles, how each one thinks in plain English, honest track records, drawdowns and crisis stress tests. Each manager's book and the holdings their decisions name, thirty days on β and as they happen for any manager you hire.
Chat with anyone, any time
Ask a manager why they bought, what could go wrong, whether they were right β answered from their real record, 24/7.
The practice account
Hire any number of managers into the $100,000 practice account. They propose, you approve, nothing is billed.
The live record, unedited
Every manager's return since inception beside its benchmark β winners and losers alike, updated daily.
The public ledger
Every decision, every grade, every mistake β the same record we judge ourselves by.
Alfred Pro Β· $9.99 a month
Your own brokerage, their decisions
Connect eToro directly, virtual or real, or Trading 212, Questrade, Coinbase and more via SnapTrade, and any number of managers propose orders sized to your money.
You stay in charge
Every order waits for your approval β fully non-discretionary. Nothing is ever placed without your click.
Placed, tracked, reconciled
Approved batches are placed through your account's own API, fills are tracked, and your holdings are attributed back to each manager.
Every manager's film
Each manager explains their strategy in their own words β about a minute each, open to Pro and to anyone who has hired that manager.
Flat. The same for one manager or twelve, and whatever the account holds. A wealth manager typically takes about 1% of your assets a year.
Works with your brokerage
eToro, Alpaca and Trading 212 connect directly; the rest through SnapTrade.
Billed through Stripe; your card never touches Alfred. Cancel any time: orders stop at the end of the paid period, and your brokerage account and its holdings are untouched.
Not investment advice. Past performance does not predict future results.