AlertAudit

Your alert channel has a track record.
Nobody has ever checked it.

Trading Discords charge $50–$297 a month. Premium indicators run up to $199. None of them publish an independently audited hit rate. Forward us the last 90 days of alerts from any channel — we compute what following every single call would have actually made.

Get your audit — $19 Founding rate · 48-hour turnaround · full refund if we can't parse your alerts Read a real sample report → (we audited a 319k-subscriber signal channel's public feed)

How it works

Pay $19 and you'll get an intake email address on the receipt.
Forward the alerts — screenshots, copy-pasted messages, or a CSV export. Any format that shows the call and its timestamp works.
Within 48 hours, your audit report lands in your inbox.

What's in the report

Real hit rate — every alert scored against actual market prices at its timestamp, no cherry-picking, no "we told you so" screenshots.
Average win, average loss, average R — what the channel's risk/reward actually is, not what the marketing says.
The $10,000 test — an equity curve of a $10K account taking every alert at fixed size, next to simply holding SPY (or BTC for crypto channels) over the same window.
Best and worst calls — with timestamps, so you can verify each one yourself.
Consistency flags — vague entries, missing exits, and untrackable calls, counted and shown. A channel whose alerts can't be scored is itself a finding.

Method, in one paragraph

Every alert is matched to real historical market data at its timestamp. Entries and exits follow the channel's own words — when an alert names no exit, we apply a disclosed default rule and flag it. Nothing is excluded, weighted, or smoothed. The full methodology appears on page one of every report, so you (or your guru) can dispute any line.

Questions

Which markets do you cover?

US stocks and major crypto (spot) are fully supported. Options alerts are audited best-effort — directional wins/losses are scored precisely; exact contract P&L depends on how completely strikes and expiries were stated in the alerts, and anything ambiguous is flagged rather than guessed.

What exactly do I need to send?

The last 90 days of the channel's alerts (or at least ~15 of them) in any format that shows the original timestamps — screenshots, copy-pasted messages, a chat export, or a TradingView alert-log export. Timestamps must be the platform's own, not typed in afterward. Don't clean anything up: vague alerts, missing exits and deleted-then-reposted calls are part of the audit — we count them, and that count is often the most useful finding. If too little is scoreable, the report says exactly that, and if we can't parse your material at all, you get a refund.

Can you audit a TradingView indicator?

Yes — through its fired-alert log. Alerts fire in real time and can't be redrawn, so they're immune to repainting (scripts that redraw past signals to look prophetic). Export or screenshot your alert log — 90 days or 15+ alerts — and it's scored like any channel. We audit what verifiably fired, not what the chart repainted. Historical markers painted on a chart are not accepted as evidence.

Will the channel know I did this?

No. Your alerts are used only to produce your report, then deleted on request. We never publish the channel's name or your name. What you do with your report is up to you.

What if my alerts can't be parsed?

Full refund, no questions. If more than 30% of alerts are too vague to score, we'll tell you that too — and it's usually the most useful thing you'll learn about the channel.

Is this financial advice?

No. AlertAudit is an independent statistical analysis of a message history, for educational purposes. We don't recommend trades, channels, or strategies, and we're not affiliated with any signal provider.