Affiliate disclosure

aiQuant is reader-supported. In plain terms: some of our outbound links may earn us a commission if you sign up through them, and it never changes what we recommend.

Educational only — not financial or investment advice. Affiliate links don’t change that: we don’t earn on your trades, and we never recommend trading itself. Most retail algo traders lose money.

What this means

Some links on this site — such as “Try” buttons and similar calls to action next to a tool — may be affiliate links. If you click one and sign up for the tool, we may earn a commission.You pay nothing extra; the price is exactly the same as it would be if you went to the vendor directly.

How it affects our content — it doesn’t

Our rankings, pros, cons and recommendations are decided using the process on our methodology page, before any commercial consideration. We do not accept payment for a higher ranking, we do not remove criticism in exchange for a commission, and we keep the higher-risk options — like prop-firm challenges — flagged as risky even though they’re ones we link to. If a tool is the right answer, we say so; if it isn’t, we say that too.

Why we use affiliate links at all

They fund the testing, the tutorials, and the ongoing work of keeping the data current, while letting the content stay free and free of intrusive ads. It aligns our incentive with yours: we only earn if we send you to something genuinely worth using.

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Questions

If anything here is unclear, or you think we’ve gotten a call wrong, we want to know. Honesty is the whole point of the site.