Pricing
Pay once, run it for 12 months, then decide again.
Every robot is sold in five tiers, priced from $259 up to $2,500. The tiers differ in how much of the robot is unlocked, never in what they are supposed to earn. Everything that separates them is in the table.
The same robot at every tier. What changes is how much of it is switched on and how tightly you can control risk. No tier is sold as producing a different return; the public record linked from every robot page is the same one for all five.
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Bundled with every tier, at every price
- Compiled MetaTrader 5 robot (.ex5 file)
- Written setup guide with the exact settings for your tier
- 12-month licence, access period shown before you pay
- Download unlocked the moment the payment clears
- Email support from the team that built it
Access period
A purchase buys you a 12-month licence for the tier in question, counted from the day you pay. A single charge, nothing recurring, nothing that renews on its own. Lifetime and perpetual licences are not something we sell, and nothing on this site should be read as offering one.
How you pay
Checkout runs inside our site through Whop, our payment processor. Card details go to them and never touch our servers; we receive a record of the purchase and your email address, nothing more. PlexyBot is the seller and licensor of everything sold on this site. Card payments are processed by Whop, which acts only as our payment processor and is not the seller, supplier or licensor of the software.
Every account linked from this site belongs to PlexyBot and is published by FX Blue. Nothing on those pages is a customer result, none of it is typical, and none of it tells you what your own account will do. Expect your outcome to differ, possibly by losing money; each account we run has spent time in drawdown. The published figures take no account of what the software costs you, or of the spread, commission, swap and slippage your own broker applies. The risk of losing money when trading is high.
Questions
On prices, tiers and licences.
Do any of the tiers renew?
None of them. A tier is bought with one payment and covers a 12-month licence. You see the term before entering a card, nothing is charged on a schedule, and nothing extends itself.
What happens when the 12 months are up?
Your licence to that tier expires and use of the software stops. Shortly before that date we get in touch and offer a further term at the price current then. There is no automatic charge, and nothing we sell is lifetime or perpetual.
What am I paying more for?
More of the robot switched on, and finer control over risk. The trading engine is the same at every price; each tier up adds layers, extra configuration and tighter exposure limits. Trust the table: a row without a tick is not part of that tier.
Why does Giga cost so much more than Micro?
It unlocks far more, and it suits a different buyer. Micro runs the engine on our defaults, at a price meant for someone who wants to watch the robot work before committing further. Giga switches on every layer, includes the preset file we run on the public account, and moves you to the front of the support queue. Neither tier is sold on a promised return.
What do I get once I have paid?
A single ZIP the moment payment is confirmed. Inside is the compiled robot for your tier and SETUP.txt with that tier's configuration. The page that releases it also shows your licence key and order token. Should a download ever fail, send the order token to [email protected] and we will get the file to you directly.
Can I upgrade to a higher tier afterwards?
Yes. Write to us and you pay only the gap between the two prices.
Should I run more than one robot?
Not to begin with. Two robots on one account means two sets of exposure at once, and their bad patches have a habit of overlapping. Pick one, get comfortable with how it behaves, then consider a second.
What is your refund position?
The file goes out the moment you pay, which is why a finished sale is usually the end of it. A short list of situations gets money back with no debate: a double charge, money taken with no download opened, or a robot that refuses to run and defeats us both. They are set out on the refunds page.