Do your students need their own subscription to join your room?

Joining is free, and it is free on purpose

Your plan decides how many rooms you can open yourself. It never limits the rooms you join: joining someone else’s room is free and unlimited on every plan, the free one included.

So a student on a free account is a full member of your room. They draw with the same tools you have, their cursor carries their name like everyone else’s, and they are in the same chat and the same voice channel as the rest of the class.

What a free account cannot do is host

On the free plan you cannot open a room of your own. If you try, this is the message you see: "You cannot create a room on the Free plan. Joining rooms is free and unlimited — this only affects hosting your own."

One person in a class needs a paid plan, and it is the person who opens the room.

What you are paying for is the room and the seats in it

Two things, and both are counted on your side of the room. The room - hosting one is the paid act. And the seats in it: ten seats in a Starter room, and you are one of them. Fifty in an Elite room.

If you run a school rather than a single room, the student roster is measured against the school owner’s plan and never against any student’s account.

The plans, and what each one can do, are on the pricing page.

What happens if you move to a smaller plan

Nothing is taken away when a plan gets smaller. A teacher who moves to a smaller plan keeps every room and every student she already has; the new limit only stops her from adding more.

The practice account comes with the course, not with a plan

You set the starting capital on the course; every student enrolled gets their own balance, open positions and closed trades, and it carries from one task to the next instead of starting over at each one. Top up or reset any of them from the course. There is no broker to connect and no real money anywhere in it.

A student never has to buy their way into it: enrolling in the course is enough.

The one limit a student can meet

Only students of a school have one, and it is the school owner’s anti-sharing control rather than a general limit. A student of a live school is signed in on 3 devices; a 4th sign-in is REFUSED — “Device limit reached. Remove a device from Settings → Security on one of your existing devices to sign in here” — and nothing is signed out behind their back. You, your staff, and anyone who is not a student of a school have no device limit at all. We would rather you read that here than meet it in front of a class.

Real-time data is the one thing to check before you build a lesson on it

Real-time exchange data entitlements vary by market and symbol - check your symbol before you build a lesson around it. We’d rather say that than print “real-time included” across the page.

What it costs you to open the room

Not for your first 2 days - you get a real room straight away with no card at all. After that a card is what keeps the room editable: 14 days free either way, and nothing is charged for those 14 days.

The first charge is exactly 14 days after you sign up, for the plan you chose, on the date we showed you at signup.

Your students are on none of that. A free account is not a trial, it never expires, and they can be in as many other people’s rooms as they like on it.

Questions

Do my students need to pay anything to join my room?

No. A free account can join any room it is invited to, and joining is free and unlimited on every plan including the free one. The seat is counted on the room you host, never on their account.

Does a student need a card to sign up?

No. A free account is not a trial, it never expires, and a student can be in as many other people’s rooms as they like on it.

What does a paid plan actually buy me?

The room, and the seats in it. Hosting a room of your own is the paid act, and the seats are counted on that room: ten seats in a Starter room, and you are one of them. Fifty in an Elite room.

Do my students need a plan for the practice account?

No. You set the starting capital on the course and every student enrolled gets their own balance, open positions and closed trades. The practice account comes with the course, so students do not need a plan for it.

What happens to my rooms if I move to a smaller plan?

You keep every room and every student you already have. The new plan’s limit only applies when you add something new.

Traderise is educational and analytical software. Nothing on this page is investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to trade.

Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Past performance - real or simulated - does not indicate future results.

Real-time exchange data entitlements vary by market and symbol.

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