#stock-alerts
Intraday alerts, morning and close briefings, ticker research, and options-flow context — where your community already talks.
Free trial, then from $4.99/mo for the whole server — not per seat. Compare plans
The tools that stick create repeatable programming, answer member questions fast, and give admins a reason for people to keep opening the channel.
Morning, close, and weekly posts give members something useful to react to even when the server owner is not writing a watchlist by hand.
Instead of ten people asking "why is this moving?", the bot can bring levels, flow, sentiment, news, and risk notes into one Discord-native answer.
Lottery Tickets gives Pro servers a high-upside feed for catalysts, squeezes, IPOs, unusual flow, and buzz while keeping core swing alerts separate.
Most trading Discords either drown in low-context tickers or rely on one person to translate the market all day. StockBot turns scanning, synthesis, and routine updates into a repeatable server workflow.
Alerts include direction, confidence, stop, target, catalysts, and an explicit “invalidated if” line so the channel can discuss a setup instead of guessing.
Morning, EOD, and Sunday previews create a dependable rhythm without an admin manually writing recaps.
Members can ask for ticker summaries, charts, levels, options flow, insider filings, off-exchange volume, congressional trades, sentiment, and macro context in Discord.
Subscription status, watchlists, alert channels, lottery opt-in, and server setup are handled from slash commands.
The buyer is usually trying to solve more than alerts. They need the room to feel informed, active, and worth checking without turning one admin into a full-time market reporter.
Morning briefs, alerts, recaps, and setup controls give the channel a dependable rhythm while the owner keeps control of tone and watchlist.
Members can pull thesis, levels, charts, flow, sentiment, and comparison context before the conversation turns into screenshots and guesses.
One server-priced plan can become a daily value layer for the whole room instead of another per-seat finance app members may not buy.
A HOT alert gives the room a shared ticker, direction, confidence band, levels, and risk context.
Slash commands add news, options flow, sentiment, macro, insider, earnings, and chart context on demand.
Members react to a structured setup instead of debating whether an unsourced ticker mention means anything.
EOD and weekly digests turn scattered market chatter into a clean recap people can catch up on later.
Members do not want another terminal. They want the bot to answer the next question fast: what is moving, why, what matters, and what the risk is.
Only HOT posts — the tier that clears the trade threshold. BUILDING and WATCH stay in /scan, on demand, so a setup that is merely forming never interrupts the room.
Slash commands turn single tickers into structured context your community can react to.
Lottery Tickets is the high-upside layer for servers that want early, asymmetric ideas without pretending they are core swing trades. Pro-only — and every trial includes full Pro access.
StockBot exposes a read-only MCP endpoint. A Pro admin runs /mcp to mint a server token, and any MCP-compatible agent — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or your own — pulls live signals and the falsifiable thesis frame behind each call: pillars, confirmation signposts, and the conditions that invalidate the setup.
The product is not only the alert. It is the reliable operating rhythm that makes a trading channel feel awake, useful, and easier to moderate. And with the 2026 pattern-day-trading overhaul phasing in at brokers through October 2027, the $25k intraday threshold is easing — though what applies to any given member still depends on what their own broker has implemented.
Regime, sectors, watchlist priorities, risk tone, and the setups worth tracking before the room gets noisy.
Scanner output lands with confidence, levels, thesis, and risk notes so members can discuss the same structured setup.
Members can pull summaries, charts, levels, options flow, sentiment, macro, insider, and compare context without leaving Discord.
The room gets a clean end-of-day summary instead of a pile of half-finished tickers and missed context.
A trading server feels weak when the only value is "wait for an alert." StockBot keeps the room useful with prep, research, risk context, and catch-up content even when the market is closed or the signal engine has nothing clean.
Quiet sessions become research sessions. Members can ask why a ticker moved, compare names, check levels, inspect flow, review the watchlist, or read the latest digest without leaving Discord.
/scan show members the tape is thin, instead of leaving unexplained silence.Regime, sector strength, overnight movers, catalysts, and watchlist priorities give members a shared map before the open.
If no HOT alert survives the gates, the server still gets scanner lanes, ticker research, and risk context instead of mystery silence.
EOD posts and command history help members catch up on what moved, what mattered, and which names are worth watching next.
Sunday preview, ticker questions, and saved context give paid rooms something useful to discuss before the next session.
Current market pricing splits into cheap Discord utilities, mid-priced AI stock alerts, and expensive server-level flow or alert rooms. StockBot sits deliberately low for launch while bundling the daily Discord-facing layer into one server subscription.
Benchmarked May 2026 from public pricing pages. Feature depth varies by product; StockBot is positioned as early-server pricing while the product is seeded.
For a Discord owner, the question is not whether one person would buy another finance app. It is whether the bot makes the whole room feel more valuable for less than the cost of one or two paid members.
Estimate how small the bot cost is relative to a paid server or creator community. The calculator is about subscription economics, not trading returns.
Most alert services show you their winners. StockBot posts the follow-up on every call it makes — wins, losses, and the process in between.
Every alert posted to your channel gets outcome check-ins there — day-1, day-5, and a final hit-target / hit-stop / time-exit resolution. Losers are reported with the same prominence as winners. These track price against the levels published in the alert; they are not brokerage fills or account P&L.
Signal configurations are validated on out-of-sample walk-forward backtests before they ship, and the internal paper engine refuses to take a configuration whose evidence is stale or failing. Underperforming signal slices are gated off automatically. Alerts are published calls, not fills — the bot tracks them, it does not trade for anyone.
/scan vantage lists every HOT and BUILDING setup the engine found today — including the building ones that never posted — so a member can check the board instead of taking a screenshot’s word for it. Available on Starter and up. The internal paper book stays owner-only.
Every alert carries its stop, target, confidence band, and risk notes. The speculative Lottery feed is labeled speculative — it is never dressed up as a core swing signal.
StockBot is informational market commentary, not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
The current pricing is intentionally aggressive for launch. It makes sense for smaller servers now, and it gives larger communities a low-friction way to validate the workflow before prices move up.
$4.99 monthly for one Discord server.
$3.33/mo effective annual rate.
Best for servers that want core alerts, daily rhythm, and ticker research without premium flow features.
After adding the bot, run /subscribe in Discord.
$9.99 monthly for the full signal stack.
$6.67/mo effective annual rate.
Best for active communities that want premium data context and speculative catalyst discovery.
After adding the bot, run /subscribe in Discord.
7-day free trial. No card required to install. This is a research and alerting tool, not financial advice or a managed trading service.
The buyer should not need to become a sysadmin. Add the bot, pick a channel, subscribe, and let the recurring market desk show up.
Install with standard bot and slash-command permissions.
Run setup commands once so alerts and digests land in the right place.
Subscribe from Discord and let alerts, digests, and commands do the daily work.
A Discord owner should be able to install the bot without handing over member brokerage access, rewriting server operations, or wondering who controls billing and channels.
/subscribe, with /billing available for subscription management.Short answers below. The long ones live in the Terms.
No. StockBot AI posts research, alerts, digests, and command responses. It does not trade for subscribers or connect to member brokerage accounts.
Trading Discords, paid rooms, friend groups, investing communities, and creators who want a reliable market assistant in-channel.
Pro adds The StockBot Letter (a daily written market brief), the speculative Lottery Tickets feed, and the deeper context commands — options flow, insider, dark-pool volume, congressional filings, moats, sentiment, macro, outlook, rec, compare, and digest. The dark-pool and congress data come from FINRA and public STOCK Act filings, so both are delayed and clearly labelled as such.
No. Plans are priced per Discord server, so the community can use the enabled server features without buying individual seats.
The goal is to seed early servers, learn from real usage, and reward the first cohort before the public price steps up.
Yes. The Discord flow handles subscriptions through Stripe, and the trial lets a server validate fit before paying.
Install StockBot AI, run setup, and start turning market noise into structured channel updates.