Triggon does not sell software plans. There is no Starter, no Pro, no monthly fee for access to the platform. Each Provider prices their own Strategy, and you see that price next to its full track record before you subscribe.
Sample. The price shown in the app at the moment you buy is the authoritative one; your exchange charges its own trading fees.
Set by the Provider who runs it, and shown beside that Strategy's history, risk metrics and Triggon Score. You are always comparing price and record together, which is the only way either number means anything.
Subscriptions run for a set period and are paid from your Triggon wallet in USDT.
One fixed amount when you enable automated execution, independent of which Strategy you enable it for or what that Strategy costs. It is never a percentage of your trading, and never a cut of your results.
Optional. Following Signals and placing your own trades costs nothing beyond the subscription.
Cancelling stops the Signals and stops Auto-Trade placing that Strategy's trades. Whatever remains of the subscription's unused value is released back to your wallet under the rules that apply to it.
The refundable figure is calculated and displayed at the moment you cancel, so there is no estimate to dispute afterwards. Where nothing is refundable, you are told that instead of being promised a release that never arrives.
Prices, subscription periods and the Auto-Trade add-on amount are shown in the app at the moment you buy, and those figures are the authoritative ones. This page describes the model, not a price list. A price list here would go stale the first time a Provider changed theirs.
Every Strategy's history is readable in full before you subscribe to anything.