How Much Does PraxAI Cost? (Prax AI Pricing, Explained)

PraxAI is a one time licence. You pay once, you keep access, and there is no monthly fee on the licence itself and no share of your profits.

As of September 2026 the card price is 997 USD and the crypto price is 797 USD, against a list price of 2,997. Prices in this market move, so the number that governs your purchase is the one on the checkout page on the day you buy, not the one in any article, including this one.

The reason crypto is cheaper is not a promotion. Card payments carry processing fees, chargeback exposure and fraud screening that crypto payments do not, and that difference is passed through instead of absorbed into a single blended price.

What the licence covers is every supported platform and an unlimited number of trading accounts. If you run three prop firm accounts at once, that is the same licence, which is the part that matters most for people who intend to scale. The rules to respect while doing that are in running the same EA on multiple accounts.

A price is only honest if it includes what you will actually spend, so here is everything that is not in it.

The server. The software has to keep running when your computer is closed, which means a VPS that stays on. We publish a guide for that step and we do not sell the machine. Typical VPS pricing for this use is covered in do you need a VPS for a prop firm EA.

The prop firm account and its evaluation fee. That relationship is between you and the firm, and it is usually the largest number in the whole plan. How to think about it is in the true cost of a prop firm challenge, and the trap of choosing on entry price alone is in the cheapest prop firm challenge is rarely the cheapest.

Optional add-ons. These are priced separately from the licence. The main one is a trade copier for accounts issued on platforms we do not ship natively, such as Match Trader, TradeLocker and DXtrade. What a copier does and what it costs you in execution quality is in how to run an EA on TradeLocker, DXtrade and cTrader.

Most automation in this market is sold monthly, and the difference is worth understanding before comparing two prices that are not comparable.

A subscription aligns the vendor with keeping you subscribed, which is a real incentive to keep improving the product and also a real incentive to keep you dependent. A one time licence front loads the cost and removes the recurring decision, which is better for a trader whose evaluation might run for months and worse for a vendor's cash flow.

The practical consequence for you is arithmetic. A subscription priced around fifty dollars a month passes this licence somewhere between month sixteen and month twenty one, depending on which of our two prices you paid, so check the tool you are actually comparing rather than the shape of the pricing. If you expect to be doing this for a season rather than for years, a subscription may genuinely be cheaper, and that is a fair reason to choose one.

The window is seven calendar days counting from the purchase date, and it is conditional rather than no questions asked.

A refund requires that the software was genuinely run on the official conservative or balanced presets, with a verifiable trading history and results that were not profitable over the period. Every condition, including the minimum number of trading days, is on the refund policy page, and the canonical write up is in the Prax AI review.

The full inventory of what the licence includes is in the Prax AI review, and the company behind it is described in what PraxAI is.

For most people reading a pricing page, the number is not actually the decision.

The decision is whether automation addresses your problem at all. If your losses come from inconsistent application of a decent plan, software applies that plan the same way in week six as in week one. If your losses come from the analysis itself, software will execute that analysis more faithfully and you will have paid to lose more consistently. No software makes an evaluation likely to pass. Market conditions, the plan itself and your firm's rules decide the outcome, and trading carries risk.

That diagnosis costs nothing and it is worked through in why most traders fail prop firm challenges. The wider question of what this category does and does not do is in AI for prop firm trading.

Questions before buying go to Telegram at t.me/PraxAIOfficial, which is where support runs.