When TradeBeacon started, it was just a free trading Discord server offering custom indicators and trade ideas. Fast forward, and it’s now a thriving trading signal group using TradersPost to deliver live automated trades to members with zero manual effort.
By combining thoughtful pricing, community feedback, and seamless automation, Trevor and his team transformed a hobby into a scalable community trading platform that pays for itself—and then some.
TradeBeacon's pricing strategy started with a clear mission: affordability first. They launched with a $799 one-time setup fee and a $25 monthly add-on for auto-trading—stacked on top of their base $50 membership. That meant full automation for $75/month.
Why start low? “We wanted to build trust and make it easy for users to say yes,” Trevor shared. And it worked. After users recouped the cost through live trades, retention grew—proving that a low-friction model can fuel community momentum.
Rather than raising prices, TradeBeacon focused on delivering more value. Members gained access to multiple strategies, frequent indicator updates, and personalized onboarding support—all without upselling.
As Trevor said, “If we’re going to charge more, the expectations go up fast. We’d rather keep it reasonable and make sure everyone feels taken care of.”
They also experimented with prop trading models, offering to run evaluations for users at flat rates, instead of charging extra fees. That pivot allowed them to scale with integrity.
When TradeBeacon partnered with TradersPost, they prioritized accessibility. Using the TRADEBEACON30 code, members received 30% off their TradersPost plan—lowering the barrier for getting started with automation.
TradeBeacon did not monetize this through TradersPost’s affiliate program. Instead, they chose to pass the full discount to users. It’s a strong example of building goodwill first—while still retaining the option to monetize via affiliate earnings in the future.
TradeBeacon offers multiple automated strategies across different assets, all managed through TradingView and routed via TradersPost. Users get a clean experience, simple onboarding, and the option to paper trade, go live, or connect prop accounts.
The best part? It's scalable. Once set up, users can run bots with little input—reducing support stress and creating space for growth.
Could TradeBeacon have charged more? Sure. But they’ve found balance by:
They’ve also explored future models like lifetime access to indicators, paid add-ons, and standalone bot licenses—all while continuing to deliver reliable discord trading signals.