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# Plans and pricing

Taligate has four tiers. The main differences are how many wallets you can track, how fast alerts arrive, and whether you get a daily digest automatically.

|                | Free            | Basic             | Pro               | Whale             |
| -------------- | --------------- | ----------------- | ----------------- | ----------------- |
| Price          | $0              | $5/mo             | $10/mo            | $20/mo            |
| Wallets        | 1               | 5                 | 20                | unlimited         |
| Alert delivery | batched \~5 min | instant (\~30s)   | instant (\~30s)   | instant (\~30s)   |
| Daily digest   | on demand       | auto at 09:00 UTC | auto at 09:00 UTC | auto at 09:00 UTC |

"Unlimited" on the Whale tier means no per-user cap, but the bot polls Polymarket on a shared cycle. Practically no one has reached a point where the global capacity matters, but it is worth knowing the bound exists.

## The 7-day Pro trial

Every new account starts with 7 days of Pro - 20 wallets, instant alerts, and the daily digest - no payment details required. The trial runs once per Telegram account. When it ends, the account drops to Free automatically; nothing is charged. Wallets over the Free limit (more than 1) are paused rather than deleted, with their settings intact. If you subscribe, they resume immediately.

## Alert speed in practice

Paid plans (Basic, Pro, Whale) get alerts within roughly a minute of a trade. The bot polls each wallet about every 30 seconds, and the alert goes out in the next 20-second batch. Free accounts collect the same events but hold them and deliver in roughly 5-minute batches. If a wallet has several changes in one window, they arrive grouped in a single message.

## Billing periods

You can pay for 1, 3, 6, or 12 months at a time. Longer periods cost less per month:

| Period    | Discount | Basic total | Pro total | Whale total |
| --------- | -------- | ----------- | --------- | ----------- |
| 1 month   | 0%       | $5.00       | $10.00    | $20.00      |
| 3 months  | 10% off  | $13.50      | $27.00    | $54.00      |
| 6 months  | 15% off  | $25.50      | $51.00    | $102.00     |
| 12 months | 20% off  | $48.00      | $96.00    | $192.00     |

## Promo codes

A promo code takes a percentage off one payment. It stacks with the period discount - the two reductions multiply rather than add. For example: 12 months of Pro at 20% off is $96, and a further 20% promo code brings it to $76.80. Enter the code on the checkout screen before confirming.

## Payment methods

Prices are in USD, paid in USDT or USDC. Three ways to pay:

1. **CryptoBot** - the bot creates a fiat-USD invoice via @CryptoBot. You pay in USDT or USDC and the invoice confirms automatically.
2. **Manual transfer** - send USDT or USDC to a fixed address on ERC20 or TRC20, then submit your transaction ID (TXID) in the bot. An admin checks the block explorer and approves or rejects it.
3. **Referral balance** - earnings from the referral program accumulate as an internal USD balance. You can spend that balance on your own subscription.

## When a subscription expires

The bot sends a warning three days out and again one day before. On expiry the plan drops to Free, wallets over the one-wallet limit are paused (settings preserved), and the remaining wallet switches to 5-minute alert batches. Renewing restores your previous setup; paused wallets resume without losing any history or filter settings.


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