Your execution starts here.
One monthly licence for Shogun, running on your own Windows PC. Bring your own TradingView alerts. Start on a practice or evaluation account.
From purchase to your first alert.
Buy Shogun, or ask us first
You can buy now; allow about twenty minutes for setup, then check it on a practice account. Or tell us what you trade — which firm your accounts are with, and whether you already have a TradingView strategy firing alerts. That last one matters: Shogun executes your alerts, it does not produce them.
If Shogun is the wrong fit we will say so rather than sell it to you. That is worth a message before you pay, not after.
We issue your licence key
The moment your payment goes through, you land on a page that shows your licence key. Save it there and then. We store it only as a hash, so that page is the one and only time it can be shown to you — a password manager is the right home for it. If you lose it, tell us and we issue a new one. From then on the old key cannot activate a machine or open your account page; a machine already running on it keeps working.
A Windows reinstall or a new PC reads as a new machine — you free the old slot yourself on your account page, signing in with the licence key. No ticket, no waiting on us.
You install and activate
Download
Shogun, save Shogun.exe into a local folder of its own, run it,
paste your key on the Licence tab, and press Activate. That binds this machine and mints your
hosted webhook address in the same step.
Windows will warn you about an unsigned app — that is expected, and the docs explain it, with a checksum so you can verify the file instead of trusting us.
You wire one alert and prove it arrives
Copy your webhook URL and alert secret into a TradingView alert, fire it once, and follow the health-screen pass check. Confirm the delivery counter moves and there are no unroutable signals, then check the broker's fill.
Walked end to end in the setup guide. About twenty minutes, no code.
Activates on one machine.
Get Shogun- ✓Activates on one machine. Need a second? Ask us and we add it to your licence for +$25/month — there is no self-serve button for it yet
- ✓Hosted webhook endpoint included — no tunnel, no router, nothing exposed
- ✓No per-account fees. Route your own alerts to the accounts you choose; delivery rate and alert freshness still matter — read the delivery check
- ✓New builds for as long as your licence is active
- ✗No trading strategies or signals. You bring your own.
or ask us first
A second machine is for a desktop and a laptop, not two copies running at once — both would poll the same feed and each would place the trade. Shogun does not update itself yet: new builds go on the download page, with the checksum to verify them.
Private betaBilled monthly, cancel any time from your account page. Any tax is shown at checkout before you pay.
What you need to already have.
None of these are things we can supply, and all four have to be true or Shogun has nothing to execute.
- ✓A Windows PC that can stay running during your session, with Edge or Chrome installed
- ✓An account on Rithmic (R|Trader Pro web — Bulenox, Apex) or TopstepX. Those are the two platforms Shogun drives; ask if yours is elsewhere
- ✓A TradingView strategy of your own that fires alerts, on a paid TradingView plan (Essential or higher) with two-factor sign-in turned on — TradingView only sends webhook alerts then
- ✓An evaluation or practice account to start on
What happens if you stop paying.
The licence check can only ever refuse an order that positively opens risk. Exits, partial scale-outs, and anything Shogun cannot classify are allowed — the tie is broken in your favour on purpose. Panic Close sits outside the check entirely and works on an expired, revoked or never-activated copy. Delivery, guards and broker failures can still prevent a close.
The local licence check reads a signed entitlement cached on your machine. A failed licence refresh leaves that entitlement valid until its own expiry, up to 14 days. The hosted relay checks billing separately: it withholds new entries and partial scale-outs as soon as it sees a lapse. A relay outage can interrupt alert delivery, including exits. Keep your broker's own platform available.
While a subscription is lapsed our server stops handing your Shogun new
entries and partial scale-outs. A flat-marked exit remains eligible for delivery.
The server and your own copy both require sentiment: "flat" for a full
exit while lapsed. Other alerts are withheld. Delivery and closure are not guaranteed.
Panic Close works regardless, and so does your broker's own platform. A lapse is not a trap door: it stops you opening new risk through us, and leaves you able to get flat.
Shogun is not a broker and does not hold your money. Your accounts stay entirely yours; cancelling ends the software licence and nothing else.
What can go wrong, and where the responsibility sits.
We would rather say this plainly before you buy than have you find it out on a funded account.
This is software, and software fails
Shogun can miss an alert, act on one late, place an order you did not expect, or stop running without telling you. It depends on TradingView, on your internet, on your PC staying awake, on your broker's platform, and on our licence server — and any one of those can fail without warning, including while you are in a position.
A stop is not a guaranteed exit price
Gaps, fast markets, thin liquidity, execution latency and slippage can all make a loss larger than the number you set. The price your strategy expected and the price you get will differ.
Automated orders can breach a prop account in a single trade
Funded and evaluation accounts carry rules that an automated system can violate faster than you can react — a daily loss limit, a trailing drawdown, a maximum position size, or a flat-before-the-close deadline. A breach can end the account regardless of whether you were up or down on the day.
Shogun's guards are there to assist with that. They do not guarantee compliance, they depend on settings you control and on the platform actually running, and meeting your firm's rules remains yours. Read your firm's rulebook; it is the one that decides.
Where the responsibility sits
You are responsible for every order placed in your account. We do not accept liability for trading losses, for missed or duplicated trades, or for an account being suspended, breached, failed or closed — whether that follows from a defect or error in our software, from a failure of a service it depends on, from a configuration you chose, or from the market itself.
Nobody here sees, directs or manages your account, and no order is placed on your behalf without your own setup. We provide tools; the trading decisions and the consequences are yours.
So start on a practice account
Run it on an evaluation or simulated account until you have watched it behave across a full session and you trust what it does. Only trade with money you can afford to lose entirely — and with futures, you can lose more than you put in.
Tell us what you trade.
Say which firm your accounts are with, what you are running on TradingView, and what you want Shogun to take off your hands.
It goes straight to the person who builds Shogun — no ticket system, which also means replies are not instant. If you already have a licence, paste the key into the form's dedicated licence-key field so your message can be matched to your account. Keep it out of the message text, e-mail and chat.