Founding pricing, published in full.
One flat fee, printed on this page, locked to the date you join. No share of your profits, no fee on the size of your account, no markup on your brokerage. Two plans: one sends you the decisions, the other runs the whole loop inside your own broker account.
Founding pricing
The price you join at is the price you keep.
Founding pricing is a commitment, not a countdown. Join at a price and it stays yours for as long as your subscription runs without a break. When public pricing changes later, it changes for new members, not for you.
Nothing is on sale yet. ORO SAGE is applying for registration under the applicable SEBI framework. Paid plans open only once registration is in place, and Autopilot only after broker algo-empanelment as well. Until then this page publishes the prices so you can judge them, and collects expressions of interest. Nothing here is investment advice or an offer to sell a service.
Signals
The system's decisions, delivered to you. You place the trades in your own broker account.
- Buy, stop-loss and target alerts, with the reason and conviction score attached
- Daily market pulse and watchlist
- Position management updates: when to trail, when to book, when to leave
- You stay in control of every click
Founding pricing, locked to your join date. No profit share, no fee on your assets, no multi-year lock-in.
Request access to SignalsOpens once registration under the applicable SEBI framework is in place.
Autopilot
ORO SAGE runs the whole loop inside your own broker account. It decides, sizes, places and manages. You keep custody.
- Everything in Signals, plus hands-off execution and position management
- Runs through your broker's API. The money never touches us
- Your kill switch, your right to pause, at any time
- The full decision journal, yours to audit whenever you like
Founding pricing, locked to your join date. No profit share, no fee on your assets, no multi-year lock-in.
Minimum deployable capital: ₹2,00,000. Below that, position sizing and the concentration caps cannot do their job, so the system would be running with its hands tied. We would rather tell you that than take the fee.
Request access to AutopilotOpens after registration and broker algo-empanelment are both in place.
What you get
One system, two amounts of work for you.
Both plans run on the same machine making the same decisions. The difference is who does the clicking, and how much of the discipline stays yours to hold.
Signals
The system's decisions reach you the moment the broker confirms them. You place the trades yourself, on your own platform.
- Entry, position size, stop and targets in one message, with the reason and the conviction score attached
- Trail, book and exit updates as the position moves, in the same plain format
- A morning note on what the screen found and what the current regime allows
- The decision journal behind every call, losses written up the same way as wins
- Every click stays yours, and your broker relationship stays untouched
Autopilot
The system places and manages the orders itself, inside your own broker account. You keep custody, and you keep the switch that stops it.
- Everything in Signals, plus the sizing, the placing and the position management done for you
- The stop sits at the broker, so your protection stays live at the exchange even if ORO SAGE goes down
- Your kill switch. Pause new buying, or stop the system entirely, from your phone
- The same journal and the same receipts, readable whenever you want to check the work
- Money never leaves your account. ORO SAGE can place orders through the broker's API and cannot withdraw funds
Why Autopilot starts at Rs 2,00,000
Position sizing is the part that does the protecting, and it needs room to work. Below about two lakh, one share of a mid-priced stock becomes an oversized slice of the account, the system cannot hold enough positions at once to spread the risk, and fixed costs take a bigger bite out of every trade. The minimum is not a status filter. It is the point below which the risk rules stop meaning what they say.
Signals has no minimum. You size the trades yourself, on whatever capital you have, and you can start by paper-trading the calls to see how they behave before a rupee moves.
The other half of a price
What is never charged.
A subscription is easy to compare. What sits underneath it usually is not, so here it is in full.
No profit share
Your gains are yours, all of them. Nothing is charged on a winning trade, and no invoice is ever sized by your profit and loss.
No AUM fee
Nothing is charged on the size of your account. A two lakh account and a fifty lakh account pay exactly the same flat fee.
No brokerage markup
Orders go through your own broker at your own rates. Nothing is added on top, and no rebate flows back to us out of your trading.
No multi-year lock-in
You buy a term and that term is the whole commitment. Nothing renews itself into a longer one while you are not looking.
The principle under all four. You should be able to leave the month the system stops earning its fee. Terms run 3, 6 or 12 months, prepaid, and the shortest one exists precisely so that leaving is cheap. A business that needs a lock-in to keep you is telling you something about its product.
Launch order
Signals first. Autopilot after empanelment.
Two plans, two different doors to clear, opened in the order they clear.
- Now. Expressions of interest only. The system trades the founder's own capital, live since August 2026, and the record is being written into the journal as it happens. Prices are published so you can judge them today, and your founding price locks to the date you join.
- Signals opens once registration under the applicable SEBI framework is in place. Waitlist members are onboarded first, in the order they joined.
- Autopilot opens after that, once broker algo-empanelment for automated execution is complete. It has one more door to clear because it places orders in your account rather than sending you a message.
If your plan opens later than you hoped, your price does not move. That is the point of locking it to your join date rather than to a launch date.
Where the fee goes
A signal is not a system.
The easy ten percent is knowing what to buy. The hard ninety percent is when, how much, where the stop sits, when to exit, and what happens on a gap-down morning. Row by row, this is what the fee actually buys.
| Tips apps and advisory subscriptions | DIY algo tools | ORO SAGE | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What actually arrives | A stock name and a price. | A framework, and your own code to write. | Entry, position size, stop, targets, and the reason behind the call. |
| Who places the order | You do, quickly, before the move goes. | You do, and you babysit the script. | The system does, through your own broker's API.† |
| Where the stop sits | In your head, or an order you remember to place. | Inside your script, for as long as your script is running. | At the broker, so it stays live at the exchange even if ORO SAGE goes down. |
| Position sizing | "As per your own risk appetite." | Whatever you coded, tested on whatever data you had. | Sized per trade against a risk budget, with position and sector caps enforced. |
| When it is wrong | The messages just stop coming. | You find out from your own profit and loss. | Written into the journal with the reason. Losses in the same format as wins. |
| Brakes | None. A subscription cannot stop you. | The ones you remembered to build. | Six named circuit breakers with numeric triggers, plus a kill switch that halts in 60 seconds or less. |
| Whose money proved it | Yours. | Yours. | The founder's. Real capital has traded on its decisions since April 2026, and it has placed its own orders since August 2026. |
| What it costs | A subscription, sometimes with a share of your profits on top. | Your time, indefinitely. | One flat published fee. No profit share, no fee on assets, no multi-year lock-in.† |
† Autonomous execution for clients opens after broker algo-empanelment, and paid plans open once registration under the applicable SEBI framework is in place. Until then this site collects expressions of interest only. The mechanism itself runs today, on the founder's own capital.
Before you join
ORO SAGE is honestly wrong for you if...
Four kinds of buyer end up unhappy with a system like this one. Better to find that out on this page than three months after paying.
You want guaranteed returns
Nobody can guarantee a return in the equity market, and anyone who does is either confused or selling. ORO SAGE is built to control the size of its losses and stay in the game long enough for its edge to show up. That is a different promise from a number, and it is the only honest one available. If a guarantee is what you are shopping for, you will find one somewhere, and it will not be true.
You collect tips and act on the ones you like
A system's results come from taking its trades as a set. You cannot know in advance which few positions carry the year, so dropping the ones that feel wrong on the day removes results you have no way to get back. Cherry-picking does not hand you a milder version of the system. It hands you a different one, and nobody has tested that one.
You will override the system daily
Widening a stop because the news felt bad, booking out early because the position finally went green, adding size because this one feels right: each of those quietly deletes the part of the machine you paid for. The rules are worth something only when they are allowed to be boring. If you already know you cannot leave a position alone, your own judgment is cheaper than ours.
You need this money inside a year
Equity positions can sit underwater for months before a thesis resolves, and a drawdown does not care about your timeline. School fees, a house deposit, a wedding, the emergency buffer: that money belongs somewhere boring and liquid. Only capital you can genuinely leave alone should go anywhere near this.
What arrives
What a signal actually looks like.
Not a cryptic chart screenshot, and not "buy now, thank me later". This is the message format, with the worst case stated in rupees before you act on anything.
🟢 BUY · ACME LTD (SW): 4 shares @ ₹3,412.00 (₹13,648). Stop set at ₹3,268.50 (−4.2%). Targets: T1 ₹3,742 / T2 ₹4,094.
You know the size, the price paid, and the worst case in rupees before anything else happens: ₹574.
🔼 STOP RAISED · ACME LTD (SW): ₹3,268.50 → ₹3,415. Loss no longer possible: worst case is now +₹12 profit (was ₹574 max loss).
The stop moves at the broker, not in a spreadsheet. From this message on, the trade cannot end in a loss.
🎯 T1 HIT · ACME LTD (SW): sold 2 of 4 @ ₹3,742 → banked +₹660 (+9.7% on those 2). Riding: 2 shares · next target T2 ₹4,094 · stop ₹3,415 (so this trade can no longer end below +₹666).
Part booked, the rest still running, and the new floor stated in rupees. No guessing about what to do next.
Every message carries the strategy bucket (swing, positional and so on), exact quantities and prices, and what the worst case now is in plain rupees. A message fires only after the broker confirms the trade happened, never on an intention. The losses arrive in the same plain format as the wins.
Illustrative example with an illustrative stock. Not a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
Launch updates and early access, first. Founding price locked to your join date.
Paid plans open only after registration under the applicable SEBI framework, and Autopilot additionally after broker algo-empanelment. Nothing on this page is investment advice or an offer to sell a service. See the disclaimer and the risk disclosure.