Algo trading with no coding: automated futures strategies built on your GPU
AlphaPrime generates and backtests futures strategies on your GPU, about 1.2 billion strategy evaluations in roughly 18 hours, and exports the ones you keep to MultiCharts, TradingView, NinjaTrader, TradeStation, MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.
No credit card. Windows 10/11, 64-bit. Linux and Mac versions coming soon.
How automated trading strategies get built, in 3 steps
- 1
Set your conditions
Pick the market, bar size, test period and costs, then tick the indicators and rules to draw from. You fill in settings, not code.
- 2
Let the GPU generate and backtest
AlphaPrime combines those rules into futures algorithms, backtests each one with fees and slippage, and files the ones that pass your filters.
- 3
Check and export
Run walk-forward and Monte Carlo tests on the keepers, then export the source code of the ones you want to trade.
A real backtest report
Every strategy gets this report: net profit, drawdown, profit factor and the equity curve, with the out-of-sample part marked.
Trade with the algo on the platform you already use
You get source code, not a locked box. Your platform runs it, by hand or as an automatic trade setup, and your broker fills the orders.
- MultiChartsPowerLanguage
- TradingViewPine Script v6
- NinjaTraderNinjaScript
- TradeStationEasyLanguage
- MetaTrader 4MQL4
- MetaTrader 5MQL5
What does algo trading cost?
| You pay for | How much |
|---|---|
| AlphaPrime | Classic US$1,490 · Reserve US$2,490License: Perpetual · Updates: 1 year |
| Trading platform | Set by your platform: some are free, some charge monthly or a one-time license. |
| Market data | Historical and live data, billed by the data vendor or your broker. |
| Broker | Commission and exchange fees on every trade, plus slippage. |
Frequently asked questions
Is algo trading profitable?
It can be, but nothing guarantees it. Many strategies that look good in a backtest lose money live once costs and changing markets hit them. Out-of-sample and walk-forward tests remove a lot of the lucky ones, and AlphaPrime makes no promise of profit.
Do I need to code to start algo trading?
No. In AlphaPrime you choose settings and filters on screen and never write code. The export gives you finished source code for your platform, and you can read it if you want to.
Is there an algo strategy that works consistently?
No strategy wins in every market. Look for one that held up on data it never saw, survived small changes to its settings and still pays after costs. Keep a rule for when to stop trading it, because any edge can fade.
Which trading platforms can I export to?
MultiCharts (PowerLanguage), TradingView (Pine Script v6), NinjaTrader (NinjaScript), TradeStation (EasyLanguage), MetaTrader 4 (MQL4) and MetaTrader 5 (MQL5). AlphaPrime finds and tests the strategy; your platform and broker place the orders.
What do I need to try it?
Windows 10/11, 64-bit. Linux and Mac versions coming soon. The 7-day trial is free, needs no credit card and includes full GPU speed on an NVIDIA card. After that, the Classic plan runs on the CPU and the Reserve plan on the GPU.
How much does algo trading cost?
AlphaPrime is a one-time license: Classic US$1,490 or Reserve US$2,490 with 1 year of updates, after a free 7-day trial. Your trading platform, market data and broker commissions come on top, and those companies set them.
What is trading algorithm software or a strategy builder?
Software that turns trading rules into a strategy you can backtest and run. A no-code strategy builder like AlphaPrime searches rule combinations from the settings you choose, then exports source code for your platform. It does not place orders itself.
Try algo trading with no coding, free for 7 days
Research software, not investment advice. No profit guarantee; backtest results do not indicate future performance.