of market hours a month, spent typing. Three minutes to write up a call and its exit, forty calls a month. That is two hours you spent on formatting instead of on the chart, during the only window that matters.
Built for trading creators, not general Discords
Your Discord callouts deserve better than a text post. Post them in a custom card.
Right now your track record lives in a "scroll back" nobody reads. Entry Point turns
/trade into a rendered position card, DMs you a private
Sold button, and posts the closed result the second you tap it. Two
taps, about six seconds, and the record keeps itself. Including the losses, which is
the part that makes the wins believable.
- No credit card
- Live in your server in 4 minutes
- Nothing in your server changes
An actual card, posted from /trade
4 min
from invite to first call
0
public buttons a member can misclick
100%
of closes logged, win or loss
~6 sec
from your fill to the exit posted publicly
NVDA
178.42
+0.00%
TSLA
341.20
+0.00%
SPY
638.15
+0.00%
AAPL
232.80
+0.00%
AMD
164.35
+0.00%
META
742.60
+0.00%
QQQ
566.90
+0.00%
MSFT
512.40
+0.00%
The part nobody talks about
Nothing is on fire. That is exactly the problem.
The #1 reason trading discords lose members isn't bad market weeks, it's zero proof of performance. When you callout entries but let exits fade into the chat history, members assume the worst. But clean, automated tracking turns scattered Discord callouts into verifiable track records that make renewals a no brainer.
are the ones least likely to get written down. Not dishonesty, just being human. But a feed where the losses are quietly thinner than the wins is the exact shape of a feed that has been curated, and your members can feel it even when they cannot prove it.
you still answer from memory. "What is your win rate?" is the last question before someone joins, and the first before they renew. Answering it with a number you can show closes people. Answering it with a paragraph does not.
Twelve months from now
You will have posted roughly 400 more calls either way.
The work is the same. The only variable is whether any of it accumulated into something you own at the end. Here is the honest version of both branches.
- Four hundred calls posted, and still no single place that says how they did
- A feed a new member reads as a highlight reel, because they cannot tell it is not
- Twenty-four more hours of market time spent typing into a chat box
- The same renewal pitch you used last year: some screenshots and "trust me"
- A second analyst you cannot really onboard, because the format lives in your head
- Four hundred calls, every one closed and logged, without you remembering to
- A win rate and an average R you can publish, precisely because you did not curate them
- Those hours back, and exits posted before the move is over
- A renewal pitch that is a link
- Analysts you can add on Monday, each building their own record from day one
This is not a productivity pitch. It is that in twelve months one of these versions of you has an asset, and the other has a "scroll back".
What it does
Everything a signal room needs. Nothing it does not.
Built as one workflow, not eleven commands nobody remembers.
The card does the explaining
Entry, stop, target, risk %, reward %, R:R and a stop-to-target range bar, drawn as a PNG rather than an embed. Readable on a phone, screenshot-proof, and unmistakably yours. A member who sees the whole plan up front stops asking you to repeat it in DMs.
Private sell control
Message components are visible to everyone, so the close button never goes on the public card. It arrives in your DMs the moment you post. One tap, enter the fill, done. No member has ever closed someone else's position, and none can.
All plansCloses announce themselves
Editing a message notifies nobody. So a close rewrites the original card and posts a fresh recap: realized %, per-unit P/L, R multiple, hold time, and whether it hit target or stopped out. The exits stop being the ones people miss.
All plansTwo taps, not two minutes
Tap once to buy in your broker. Tap once in your DMs to sell. No alt-tabbing, no typing a fill price into a chat box while the move runs away from you. The exit is public about six seconds after you get filled, which is the difference between a member who followed you out and one who did not.
All plansYour brand, not ours
Swap the accent colours, drop in your logo and footer line, and the cards stop looking like a bot and start looking like your product. When they get screenshotted into someone else's server, your name goes with them.
Pro and upAn admin dashboard your mods can actually use
Who can post, which channel each desk publishes to, which role gets pinged, seat management, branding, billing, all in one place with an audit trail. Close a position from the browser when you are away from Discord, and export the whole track record to CSV whenever you want it.
Open the live demo dashboard
Win rate68.4%
Avg R+1.42R
Open7 positions
Seats per analyst
One person on options, one on futures, one on equities. Separate permissions, separate stats, separate leaderboards. Hiring stops meaning "teach someone my format" and starts meaning "add a seat."
Scales with you
How it works
Three steps. Then it runs itself.
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1
Invite the bot
One OAuth click. Pick the channel your calls go to and the role to ping. Slash commands register instantly. Nothing else in your server is touched.
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2
Post a call
/tradeopens a prefilled form: contract, entry, stop, target, notes. Submit and the card is live with the risk math already done.NVDA - $190 Calls - Exp: 12/20/24 -
3
Hit Sold
The private button in your DMs asks for the fill. The public card rewrites itself, a recap posts, and your dashboard updates. You never think about it again.
💰 Sold → +42.5% · +$435/contract · +2.1R
Do the math yourself
Retain one extra paid member a month and this tool is free.
That is the whole claim, and the sliders are here so you can check it rather than take our word for it. Set them to your actual numbers. If the arithmetic does not work at your size, we would rather you found that out here than after paying us.
Revenue retained / month
$300
Entry Point (Pro)
$99
Net / month
+$201
3.0x return on the subscription
Members you would need to retain to break even
Start 7-day free trial
Your data
The whole record leaves with you.
This is a real export, not a mock-up. Every closed position with the numbers already worked out, so it opens in a spreadsheet and answers questions on its own.
| label | type | trader | status | entry | stop | target | exit | pct | r_multiple | pl_per_unit | outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA - $190 Calls - Exp: 12/20/24 | options | Austin | closed | 5.65 | 3.5 | 10 | 9.4 | 66.37 | 1.744 | 375.00 | Closed manually |
| SPY - $580 Puts - Exp: 11/15/24 | options | Austin | closed | 3.2 | 2.1 | 6 | 1.95 | -39.06 | -1.136 | -125.00 | Stopped out |
| AAPL Long | shares | Austin | closed | 224.5 | 218 | 238 | 236.4 | 5.30 | 1.831 | 11.90 | Closed manually |
| AMD Long | shares | Mara | closed | 152.2 | 147.5 | 165 | 146.9 | -3.48 | -1.128 | -5.30 | Stopped out |
The losses are in there too. A record that only kept the wins would not be worth exporting, and nobody who has been sold one before is fooled by it.
Pricing
Priced to grow with the room, not to punish it.
Every plan includes a 7-day trial with no credit card, unlimited calls, and unlimited members. You are charged for operational leverage: seats, branding, automation. Never for posting, and never per member.
Need more than 10 seats, an on-prem deployment, or a custom SLA? Talk to us. We do bespoke for rooms over 5,000 members.
Who this is not for
We would rather lose the sale than take money from someone it will not help. Skip Entry Point if:
- You post a handful of calls a year. The value compounds with volume, and below roughly ten calls a month a spreadsheet is genuinely fine.
- You do not want your losses public. Entry Point posts every close. That is the entire mechanism, and turning it off would leave you with a slower way to post screenshots.
- You are looking for signals to follow rather than signals to publish. This is software for the person calling the trades.
Full comparison
From the rooms running it
The track record is the pitch.
Posting the losses is what changed it. New members scroll back, see every close, and stop asking whether the wins are cherry-picked. Renewals went up the month we switched.
Options room, 1.8k members
The DM sell button is the whole thing. I used to forget to post exits when a trade went against me. Now it takes four seconds and it is automatic.
Futures desk, 620 members
We run three analysts on separate seats. Being able to show each one's own win rate ended a lot of arguments in the mod channel.
Multi-desk community, 4.3k members
Illustrative examples shown while we collect named references. Swap these for real customer quotes before launch.
Objections, answered
Questions people ask before the trial.
What does the free trial actually give me?
Seven days of the Pro plan, every feature unlocked, no credit card. It is deliberately one market week, which is long enough to post real calls and hit the DM sell button during live hours. That is the only way to know whether it fits how you trade. If you do nothing at the end, it stops. We do not auto-charge a card we never took.
I do not want to break a server that already works.
Nothing changes for your members during the trial. The bot adds two slash commands and posts where you tell it to. It does not touch roles, permissions, existing channels or other bots. If you remove it, every card you already posted stays right where it is.
My win rate is not great right now. Should I really publish it?
Honest answer: a mediocre win rate with a positive average R sells better than a great win rate nobody can verify, because the second one reads as a claim and the first reads as a record. If your numbers genuinely do not hold up, publishing them is not your problem to solve with software. Most people find they are better than they assumed, because the trades they remember are the ones that hurt.
Can a member accidentally close my position?
No, and this is deliberate. Message components are visible to everyone who can see a message, so the public card carries no buttons at all. The close control is DMed to the poster, and the server re-checks the user ID on every click.
Does it give financial advice or auto-trade?
Neither. Entry Point formats and tracks what you post. It places no orders, connects to no brokerage, and makes no recommendations. Every card carries your own disclaimer line.
What happens to my history if I cancel?
You export it. Full CSV and JSON of every position on Pro and up, available right up to the cancellation date. Cards already posted to Discord stay exactly as they are. They are your messages, in your server. We are not interested in holding your track record hostage, which is the only reason anyone would trust us with it.
I already have a bot. Can I run both?
Yes. Entry Point only claims the /trade and /positions
commands and touches nothing else. Plenty of rooms run it alongside a moderation bot
and a subscription gate.
What counts as an analyst seat?
One Discord account allowed to post calls. Moderators, admins and members who only read cost nothing, and you can have unlimited of those on every plan. Extra seats past your plan limit are $25/mo each.
How fast is setup, honestly?
About four minutes: OAuth invite, pick a channel, add yourself as an analyst, post a test call. Migrating an existing track record from a spreadsheet takes a CSV import and one support message.
Can I change plans later?
Any time, both directions, prorated. Downgrading keeps your history. It only limits seats and the newer features. Nothing is deleted for being on a smaller plan.
Seven days is one market week. That is enough to know.
Run it on real calls. Post a few, hit Sold on a few, and see whether the record it builds is something you would put in front of a prospective member. If it is not, you close the tab and nothing happens. We never took a card, so there is nothing to cancel.
Setup takes about 4 minutes · No card · Nothing in your server changes