Orbits
Three orbits per engine. Pay once.
Prices run from $149 to $2,000. What sets the price of an orbit is the set of layers and controls it has switched on; no return figure enters into it. The rail beside each ladder shows exactly what a step adds over the one below it.
Planet Algo Europa
Intraday, single market
Ignition
$149Europa Drive as we fly it
Launch Europa IgnitionThis orbit carries
- Europa Drive
- Lot size fixed at launch
- Built to fly at 1:30 leverage or below
AscentThe balanced orbit
$199Sizing and hours under your control
Launch Europa AscentThis orbit adds
- Session Gate
- Balance-linked lot sizing
- Stop and target distances you set
- Friday early stand-down switch
Apogee
$255The full shield and the house preset
Launch Europa ApogeeThis orbit adds
- Shield Layer
- News blackout window
- Daily loss limit; once it is hit the engine sits out the rest of the day
- House preset for this orbit
- Priority lane at the Mission Desk
Planet Algo Saturn
Multi-asset, swing and trend
Flyby
$459The trend engine on three markets
Launch Saturn FlybyThis orbit carries
- Saturn Trend Engine
- Lot size fixed at launch
- Built to fly at 1:30 leverage or below
- Daily-chart direction filter
OrbiterThe balanced orbit
$1,059Eight markets, sized from balance
Launch Saturn OrbiterThis orbit adds
- Ring Expansion
- Balance-linked lot sizing
- Trading hours per market
- Ceiling on open positions
- Spread ceiling per market
Lander
$2,000Descent Control and the priority lane
Launch Saturn LanderThis orbit adds
- Descent Control
- News blackout window
- Slippage limit
- House preset for this orbit
- Priority lane at the Mission Desk
Every orbit
What every orbit includes, at every price.
Whichever orbit you choose, this is in the box. The list is the same one the download route reads from, so it cannot promise more than it ships.
- One compiled .ex5 for MetaTrader 5, released the moment the charge settles
- The flight manual as a PDF: installation and the configuration profile your orbit flies on
- A 12-month licence whose end date is printed before the card is charged
- The Mission Desk by email, staffed by the people who wrote the engine
Term and delivery
Two things printed before you pay.
The term
Each purchase is one payment for a 12-month licence, counted from the day the payment clears. It has a fixed end date, it does not renew on its own, and no further charge is taken unless you decide to buy again.
As the end date approaches, one email goes out with a straightforward offer of another term at whatever an orbit costs by then. Ignore it and nothing at all happens.
The delivery
Checkout runs inside this site. Whop collects the card payment; your card details go to Whop and never to us. Once the payment is confirmed you land on your dock page, where one ZIP is released: the compiled engine for your orbit and its PDF flight manual. Your Orbit Key and order token are shown there and repeated in the docking email.
Every engine here is sold and licensed by Planet Algo; Whop only collects the card payment and neither sells, supplies nor licenses anything on this site.
Worth knowing
Three notes before you choose.
- 1
Moving up later
An orbit you have outgrown is credited at full list against the one above it, so nothing but the list difference changes hands. Mail the Mission Desk your reference; the replacement build and manual arrive by the route the first pair took.
- 2
One engine at a time
Fly one engine until you can predict its quiet days; a second one on the same balance stacks two drawdowns at once.
- 3
Money back
The ZIP unlocks the instant the charge settles, which is when an order is complete. The exceptions we honour as a matter of course are listed on the money-back page.
Read the money-back page →
Whatever an account page shows, it shows for one account that Planet Algo runs itself and that Myfxbook publishes; the licence price and your own broker's spread, commission, swap and slippage are not in the figure. No customer's result is represented there, nothing there is typical, and an account with quiet stretches has also had losing ones. Treat every number as a description of our past and not of your future, which can include losing money.