Your track record, written by the broker.

Your alerts land in your members' accounts as orders they click. Your fills land on your site as a record nobody has to take your word for.

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Alert · 10:31:04 ET

SPX iron condor, 21 Aug. Sell 5600C / buy 5650C, sell 5300P / buy 5250P. 1.85 credit or better.

SPX · IRON CONDOR · 4 LEGSFILLED 10:31:22
SELL1SPX 21 AUG 5600 C
BUY1SPX 21 AUG 5650 C
SELL1SPX 21 AUG 5300 P
BUY1SPX 21 AUG 5250 P
NET CREDIT · LIMIT 1.85FILLED 1.86
Broker-confirmed
SPX IC 21 Aug1.86 crOpened 10:31:22
Last confirmed from the broker 4 min ago

Prove the trade is real. Then let them take it.

The Tracker

Stop updating the spreadsheet.

You trade, it updates. Every fill, straight from the broker, on your own domain, the minute it happens. Your old sheet imports underneath, marked self-reported, so you don't start from zero. From here on nobody can say you typed the numbers, because you didn't.

A prospect comparing five alert services discounts every record they can't check. Yours becomes the one they don't have to.

Free when your members trade through the rail. On its own, $49 a month per connected account, and $199 covers every account in the shop.

A track record page. Example data.
Your Name Here
Model account. One standard contract per trade.
Broker-confirmedLast confirmed 4 min ago
4confirmed fills
3 / 1wins / losses
+2.48net, confirmed rows
3self-reported rows below
SourceTradeDateResultStatusFilled at
Broker-confirmedSPX iron condor21 Aug+1.86 crOpen10:31:22
Broker-confirmedSPX iron condor20 Aug+0.92Closed15:45:03
Broker-confirmedQQQ put spread19 Aug-1.40Closed14:02:41
Broker-confirmedSPX iron condor18 Aug+1.10Closed15:45:02
Self-reportedSPX iron condor14 Aug+1.25Closed
Self-reportedSPY call spread13 Aug+0.60Closed
Self-reportedSPX iron condor12 Aug-2.05Closed

Self-reported rows were imported from a spreadsheet and are shown separately. Figures above are computed from broker-confirmed rows only.

Colors, columns, which figures show and whether P&L is public are yours to set. The last-confirmed timestamp isn't. That's the part that makes it worth something.

How verification works

The Execution Tier

The trade you post and the trade they take are two different trades.

Your alert goes out at 10:31. Your member sees it at 10:33, opens the broker, builds the ticket by hand, second-guesses a strike, and by the time they send it the price is gone. Half of them never send it. Then they wonder why their results don't look like yours, and one day they cancel.

The Execution Tier puts your trade in their account already built, at your price, the moment you post it. A single stock order or a four-leg spread, one ticket either way. They look and they click. If the market won't give your price, the order cancels. Nobody chases it.

More of your trades get taken. More members see what you see. The ones who see it stay. You charge for the tier, FillRail takes a flat amount per seat, and the rest is yours.

How it works for members

Post once. It's in every account.

  1. You post the trade

    Legs, strikes, the price you want. It mirrors to your Discord in your own words, instantly. Nothing about your community changes.

  2. It's waiting in their account

    Staged, at your price, with their own sizing. They can change it, send it, or ignore it. Until they click, nothing happens.

  3. Their exit rules handle the rest

    A member can set a profit target, an exit time, or a cancel-if-unfilled time on the trade when they send it. Their rules, their trade. The fill shows up in your tracker.

What a relay can't promise.

White-labelled. Your audience stays yours.

Your domain, your brand, your members, your billing. FillRail is a line in the footer.

Your price or no trade

The entry is the price you called. If the market won't give it, the order cancels. We don't creep an entry toward the ask to get a fill and call it following you.

FILLED AT YOUR PRICECANCELLED, NOT CHASED

Rules that outlast the session

A member sets an exit time in the morning and closes the laptop. Their instruction runs at the time they set, whether or not they're watching.

Stock orders to four-leg spreads

A swing trade in a single stock or an iron condor, the same way: one ticket, sent as one order. Most platforms can't build the four-leg ticket at all. This one does, and it's just as good at the simple ones.

What it does for the business.

It's a product you didn't have to build

You already have the audience and the trades. This is a second thing to sell them, on your domain, under your name, billed through your checkout or ours. Nothing to build, nothing to host, nothing to support.

It fixes the reason members quit

Members don't leave because your trades stopped working. They leave because following you got to be too much work. Take the work out and the reason goes with it.

It's priced so you keep the margin

FillRail charges a flat amount per seat. Not per trade, not per contract, not a cut of anyone's results. You set the retail price. Whatever is above the seat cost is yours, every month.

Pricing that doesn't move with volume.

Execution tier

Flat per seat, per month

Wholesale. You set the retail price to your members. Early-partner pricing is available for founding cohorts. Ask on the demo.

Tracker

$49 per account, per month

Free with the tier. On its own, for a shop that wants the proof before the tier, $49 a month for each account you publish. $199 covers the whole shop, however many traders post. No per-trade charges. Cancel any month.

Never

Per trade. Per contract. Per fill. A share of anyone's gains or losses. A referral fee from any broker. FillRail's revenue is a function of seats and nothing else. That is a compliance choice, and we'll put it in writing.

Bring the spreadsheet. Leave with a live record.

Send us the track record you keep by hand. We'll stand it up as a live page on a demo domain, then show an order staged, clicked and filled on a sandbox account. Thirty minutes, one human.

Questions we get.

Is this auto-trading?

No. Every order is a member sending one trade from their own account. You can't send an order for them, we can't, and there's no setting that changes that. What the platform will do is carry out an exit rule a member put on their own trade: close at 3:45, cancel if it hasn't filled by 10:45. That's their instruction, not ours.

Can I connect my broker?

For your track record, almost certainly. Check yours in the broker lookup near the top of this page: Schwab and thinkorswim, tastytrade, Interactive Brokers, Tradier, Webull, E*TRADE, Fidelity, Robinhood and about thirty more, all read-only. For members placing orders: tastytrade and Tradier now; others in progress. Tell us where your members hold accounts and that's the order we build.

What happens to the spreadsheet I have now?

We import it. Those rows are marked self-reported and sit under the broker-confirmed rows that start from the day you connect. You don't start over. You get a second column that's stronger than the first.

Who owns the members?

You do. Your list, your brand, your relationship. FillRail is underneath, visible only as a "Powered by" line.

What does it cost me?

The tracker is $49 a month per connected account, $199 covers the whole shop, and you can cancel any month. It's free with the Execution Tier. The tier is a flat wholesale rate per member seat, which we go through on the demo. Never per trade, on either.

How does billing work?

Two ways. Members pay you through your own checkout, and FillRail's seat fee comes out automatically; the rest is yours. Or you keep billing wherever you bill today, and we invoice you per seat.

How do members get set up?

A link from you, a broker login they do on their broker's site, and they're in. FillRail never sees a member's brokerage password.

Who supports my members?

You handle your community and your content. FillRail handles anything about the platform, the broker connection, or an order.

Why not a webhook relay or a bot?

A relay moves text. A bot makes every member an engineer. FillRail populates the trade ticket in the member's account, from a single stock order to a four-leg spread, and leaves the decision to them.