ForexiaPRO Membership vs a Free Account: What Each One Opens, Side by Side

The ForexiaPRO membership, set against a free account, comes down to three things: how many signals you receive, how much of the weekly COT report you can read, and how many courses are open to you. A free account gives you a working part of each and costs nothing. ForexiaPRO opens all three for as long as it is active, it is paid for in crypto, and it does not renew by itself. This page sets the two side by side, says where ForexiaLite fits, and explains in plain words what happens when a membership ends.

In brief

• Free account: the free signals, the free courses, the tools, the chat and one COT report a month.
• ForexiaPRO: every signal, every week's COT report in full, and every course.
• The price: it is on /pro and nowhere else, so it is never out of date here.
• Renewal: none. Each payment is 30 days, in crypto, and you pay again if you want more.

A drawing of the idea, not of any account. The lower band is always yours; the upper band is open only while a membership is active.

What does ForexiaPRO open that a free account does not?

The table sets the two side by side, row by row.

Two notes on the table. The first COT report of each month is open to every signed-in member, and the database decides which report that is: it is the earliest publication date among that month's rows, so nobody has to remember a date. And the public signals come with a record you can read before you decide: the forex signal service page lists every closed signal of the public channel, stopped ones included.

What does a free account include, in detail?

A free account is made by signing in. There is no password and no separate sign-up: the first sign-in creates the account. It gives you the free courses, which teach the method from the beginning, and the trading tools, which run in your browser on what you type. It gives you the chat, where members talk about the markets, and the Playbook, a set of real trading days replayed on their charts. It gives you the free signals, the ones that go to the public channel, and it opens the first COT report published in each calendar month.

None of this expires. A free account is not a trial, there is no card to remove and no date after which it closes. If you never pay, you keep all of it.

What does ForexiaPRO add to the signals?

The public channel carries the free signals only. ForexiaPRO opens every signal on the majors and gold. Each comes with its chart markup, drawn on real candles, showing the entry, the stop and four targets, and each is followed until it closes. A signal is a trade idea: you place the order yourself, the service connects to no broker, and a signal can end at its stop like any trade.

ForexiaPRO also opens the COT signals, which are the trades the scanner takes when price hunts a level that the COT report points to. Signals sent to paying members are never part of the public record, so that record tells you about the public channel and nothing about them. How to read a forex signal explains each line of one before you decide whether you want more of them.

What does ForexiaPRO add to the COT report?

The report is the CFTC's Commitments of Traders, turned into a weekly page for the seven majors and gold: where the large speculators stand in their own three-year range, a marked-up daily chart of each market, a reading in five parts and a projection. A free account reads one report a month. ForexiaPRO reads every week, in full, with its levels and projection. The page says how thin its own rules are, and so do we: nothing in it is a promise of what a market will do.

What does ForexiaPRO add to the courses?

Every course is open to a ForexiaPRO member, including the ones that are not free, and new ones as they are added. A course is either free or PRO. A free course is open to everyone with an account. A PRO course is open to a member, and if it also has its own price, someone who is not a member can buy that one course alone.

What about ForexiaLite?

ForexiaLite is the smaller membership, where it is on sale. It opens every course and the weekly reading of the crowd in the COT report, the crowd and the market makers only, and it sends no price, level or candle from the report. It also keeps the free signals, the tools, the chat and the Playbook. It leaves out the paid signals and the report's prices and levels. ForexiaPRO includes everything in it. What is on sale today, and at what price, is on /pro.

How do you pay, and does it renew by itself?

You pay in cryptocurrency through NOWPayments, on an invoice made for you when you choose a plan. The browser only says which plan you chose; the price is read on the server, so it cannot be changed on your screen. When the payment is confirmed, the days are added to your membership.

It does not renew by itself. A crypto payment cannot be taken automatically, so "a month" here means 30 days that you pay for again. Each payment is 30 days and nothing is charged unless you pay. If you pay while you still have days left, the new days are added to the end of them, so paying early loses nothing. The plans on sale and their prices change from time to time, which is why the number is on /pro and not on this page.

What happens when a membership ends?

The membership is the only thing that ends. Your account stays, your progress stays, and your free account carries on as before. What changes is what the membership was holding open.

Each enrolment records how you came by it. If it is your own, because the course was free, or you bought it, or you used a voucher, or you enrolled before the course became a PRO course, its lessons stay open for good. If it rests on the membership, its lessons are open only while the membership is active. When the membership ends, those lessons close, but the enrolment and your progress in it are kept. When you join again, the course opens where you left it.

Signals and the full COT reports work the same way: open while the membership is active, closed after. You keep your account and where you got to; you lose access to what the membership alone opened.

What if every course is open for a while?

Sometimes the academy opens every PRO course to everyone who is signed in, until a stated date. It is a date, not a change to the courses. A course you start in that period rests on it the way a member's courses rest on the membership: when the date passes, the lessons close to non-members and your progress is kept. The period covers the courses, not the signals.

How do I decide?

Start with what is free and costs nothing. The courses page shows which courses are free, the public signal record shows how the signals did and did not work out, and one COT report a month shows what the weekly report looks like. If you want every signal, every week's report and every course, the /pro page has the plans on sale and the price today.

Nothing here is a promise of what a signal or a course will do for your trading. We make no claim about results.

Frequently asked questions

Five questions come up most.

What does a free Forexia account include?

The free signals, the free courses, the trading tools and the chat, and the first COT report of each calendar month. Nothing in it expires.

What does ForexiaPRO add?

Every signal on the majors and gold, the COT report every week in full, and every course.

Does it renew by itself?

No. Each payment is 30 days, and nothing is charged again unless you pay again.

What happens to my courses if it ends?

Your progress is kept. A course that is your own stays open. A PRO course opened through the membership closes until you are a member again, and then it opens where you left it.

How much does it cost?

The price is on the /pro page, because it can change and that page always shows the current one.

Sources

Two pages of ours hold the facts used here.

• The memberships page: what each membership opens and what it costs today.
• The forex signal service page: the public record of closed signals, read from the database.

Look before you pay. Read the public signal record, look at the courses, then decide on ForexiaPRO.

Risk notice. Leveraged products such as forex, CFDs and futures can lose you more than you put in. Our signals, courses and tools are education, not financial advice. Past results do not promise future ones. Only trade money you can afford to lose.