Terms of use

Who provides Shogun

Seller

Mark, an individual

Support e-mail

support@shogunhooks.com

These terms cover your use of Shogun and its hosted licence and alert relay service. Read them with the privacy notice and refund policy.

What you are buying

Shogun is Windows desktop execution software. It runs on your own PC. It executes your own TradingView alerts on your own prop-firm futures accounts, using the accounts and settings you choose.

Shogun does not provide trading advice, recommendations, strategies or signals. It is not a broker. It does not hold or manage your money. You make the trading decisions.

The listed price is $50 per month for one activated machine, with a hosted webhook endpoint included. Any tax is shown at checkout before you pay. Extra machines are arranged through support for +$25 per month each. There is no self-serve add-machine button.

Keep your licence key, webhook URL and alert secret private. If you move to a new PC or reinstall Windows, you can free the old machine slot on your account page. Two copies polling the same feed can each place the same trade. Do not run them at the same time.

You need your own alerts, a Windows PC that stays running, and a supported broker platform. Read the setup guide before buying. Start on a practice or evaluation account.

Monthly billing and cancellation

This is a recurring monthly subscription that starts with a 7-day free trial, one per e-mail address. A card is required at signup; cancel during the trial and you are not charged. Stripe handles payments. We do not receive your card number.

Charges appear on your card statement as MAD STUDIOS.

You can cancel at any time through your account page, which opens Stripe's billing portal. If you cannot reach it, use the contact form.

When cancellation takes effect and paid access ends: if you cancel in the billing portal during the free trial, you are never charged and access lasts until the trial ends; after the trial, cancellation takes effect at the end of the current paid month and paid access continues until then. If we cancel a subscription early, for example after a payment dispute, renewal stops at once and new trades stop: our server stops passing new entry alerts to the app straight away, and the app's own saved licence lapses within 14 days. Alerts that close a position keep arriving, and closing a position is never blocked.

Payments after the free trial are final and are not refunded, as set out in the refund policy.

If your subscription lapses

A lapsed subscription stops new entries through the hosted relay. Full exit alerts still come through. The relay also stops partial scale-outs while the subscription is lapsed.

The local licence check can refuse orders that open new risk. It allows exits and partial scale-outs. The local check uses a signed entitlement cached for up to 14 days. The hosted relay checks subscription status separately.

Panic Close sits outside the licence check. It remains available on an expired, revoked or never-activated copy. You can also use your broker's own platform to close positions.

Keeping an exit available is not a guarantee of delivery or a broker fill. Your PC, connection and broker platform must still work. Check the result for each account. If a close is not confirmed, treat the position as open.

Your orders and your firm's rules

You are responsible for every order placed in your account. You choose the alerts, account routing, position sizes and risk settings. Check them and monitor the software during each session.

Some prop firms forbid automated trading on some accounts. Checking your firm's current rules for your exact account type is your job. Do this before using Shogun, and keep checking for changes. A supported platform does not mean your firm permits automation.

Account rules can include daily loss limits, trailing drawdowns, position limits and deadlines to close positions. A breach can end an account even on a profitable day.

Shogun's guards assist you. They do not guarantee compliance. They depend on your settings and on the platform running. Meeting your firm's rules remains your responsibility.

Trading risk and software failures

Shogun can miss an alert, act late, duplicate a trade, place an unexpected order or stop without telling you. TradingView, your internet, your PC, your broker's platform and our licence server can fail without warning. This can happen while you hold a position.

A stop is not a guaranteed exit price. Gaps, fast markets, thin liquidity, latency and slippage can make a loss larger than you expected. Futures trading involves substantial risk. You can lose more than you put in. Only trade with money you can afford to lose entirely.

Test on a practice, simulated or evaluation account until you have watched the software across a full session. There is no promise of profit or uninterrupted execution. Your results come from your strategy, settings and market conditions.

To the extent the law permits, we do not accept liability for trading losses, missed or duplicated trades, or accounts being suspended, breached, failed or closed. This includes losses caused by software defects, dependent services, your configuration or the market.

Nothing in these terms excludes rights or liability that the law does not allow us to exclude. Read the site's risk disclosure as well.

Governing law and questions

Governing law and jurisdiction: these terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida, USA.

For a question about these terms, use the contact form or the support e-mail listed above.