Pricing should feel deliberate, readable, and stable. Give people a clean monthly or yearly choice, obvious plan hierarchy, and enough detail to understand what changes as the platform grows.
Keep entry simple, make the upgrade path obvious, and let the pricing feel like part of a real software product.
Plan
For learning the workflow and validating strategy logic before scaling up.
Recommended plan
For active traders who want live execution, more flexibility, and deeper monitoring.
Plan
For power users and teams building larger workflows around Norena.
Keep the comparison structured and easy to scan so the page feels closer to serious software pricing and less like a generic startup template.
| Feature | Starter | Pro | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core platform | |||
| Visual strategy builder | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Paper trading | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Live execution | — | Yes | Yes |
| Execution logs | Basic | Advanced | Advanced |
| Project count | 1 | Multiple | Higher limits |
| Strategy complexity | Core | Advanced | Advanced |
| Analytics & monitoring | |||
| Positions and order tracking | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Run history | Basic | Extended | Extended |
| Performance analytics | — | Yes | Yes |
| Priority feature access | — | — | Yes |
| Support | |||
| Support channel | Priority email | Dedicated | |
| Onboarding help | — | — | Yes |
A lower-friction entry point makes the workflow easier to try without making the product feel unserious.
This should be the plan that reflects what most serious users actually want to run on a day-to-day basis.
A higher tier gives the pricing page more credibility and creates space for future support and platform depth.
Keep the last part of the page useful. People comparing plans usually want quick answers before they commit.
