Most traders don't lose because they lack a strategy.They lose because they don't follow it.

Here is the honest yardstick. A prop-firm evaluation runs somewhere between $167 and $500, and most people fail it — not on strategy, but on the exact habits this challenge is built to fix: oversizing, revenge trades, moving stops, trading without a plan.

$149 is less than one failed evaluation. It is roughly a tenth of a single bad revenge trade. If the ninety days of habit change save you one blown account, the maths already worked — and that is before the tools you keep afterward.

I'm not a company. I'm a trader who built the thing I needed two years ago, and priced it once because a habit you are trying to fix should not come with a meter running.

Because the challenge has an end. It is a hundred days with a start and a finish, not a feed you graze forever, and charging a monthly fee for a thing that completes would just be a reason to stretch it out. You pay once, you own it, you keep the course.

The only thing that keeps costing money to run is the live side — the market news, the AI review, the ongoing analytics. That is what the optional $19/month covers, once you're past day 100 and actually using it day to day. Never before, and never for the course itself.

Fair question, so here is the honest answer: it depends on whether you're willing to look.

Most journals show you outcomes. Win rate, P&L, a green line or a red one. The problem is that outcomes lie to you in both directions — you can break every rule you have and still win, and you can execute perfectly and still lose. Judge yourself on outcomes and you learn the wrong lesson either way.

So Trakvex tracks something else: did you follow your own rules? Every trade gets logged against the plan you wrote — your risk, your setup, your stop. Then it shows you the number nobody wants to see: your compliance rate.

That number is where the money is. Almost everyone who is stuck finds the same thing when they finally measure it — their rule-following trades are profitable, and their entire drawdown lives in the trades they took off-plan. You do not have a strategy problem. You have an execution problem, and you could not see it because you were staring at your P&L.

You cannot fix behaviour you don't measure. That is the whole product.

Seven days, everything unlocked, no card. You don't have to cancel anything, because you never gave me anything to charge. It is the proof, not a trial — a week to find out whether looking at your own behaviour changes how you trade.

After day 7, if you don't buy, nothing gets deleted — your account stays open on a free tier, and every trade you logged stays yours. The journal keeps working. The challenge, the analytics and the news go quiet until you open the rest with one payment of $149, and it picks up from exactly where you stopped.

One note, because it surprises people: the 100-day challenge really does release one day at a time — before and after you buy. You cannot binge it. A trader who reads a hundred lessons in a weekend has learned nothing they can repeat on a Tuesday morning, and the habit is the entire point.

Changed your mind after buying? There's a 14-day money-back window on the $149, no reasons asked — and your journal stays free either way.