Everything you need to know, from signup to scaling.
Sign up for a free account at pnlytics.io/dashboard. Once logged in, you'll see your unique webhook URL and can immediately start sending trade alerts or import historical data via CSV.
A webhook is a URL that receives your trade alerts automatically. After signing up, copy your unique webhook URL from the dashboard and paste it into your trading platform's alert settings. Every time an alert fires, the data is sent to Pnlytics instantly.
Pnlytics works with any platform that can send webhook alerts — TradingView, TradersPost, 3Commas, Bybit, Alpaca, and custom bots. We automatically normalize field names and action values so you don't need to change your alert format.
Yes. You can upload a CSV file of your historical trades from the Settings page. The import runs in the background so you can keep using the dashboard while it processes.
Futures (MNQ, MES, NQ, ES, YM, GC, CL, and more), crypto (BTC, ETH, spot pairs), forex, and stocks. Each instrument has correct point values and session boundaries built in.
Daily P&L with intraday charts, hourly breakdowns, day-of-week analysis, profit target tracking, best trading window detection, strategy comparison, risk analysis (VaR, CVaR), and Monte Carlo simulations. Higher plans unlock more advanced tabs.
Free gives you Daily P&L and Recent Trades with up to 3 strategies. Basic ($19/mo founders price) adds Hourly Analysis, Day of Week, Target P&L, and Profit Target with up to 10 strategies. Pro ($49/mo) unlocks everything — Best Trading Window, Comparison Stats, Risk Analysis, Monte Carlo, and unlimited strategies. CSV import is available on every plan (Settings page); CSV export is currently in admin preview.
A single 0–100 number that ranks strategies on the full picture instead of any one metric. It blends consistency (trade-level and daily win rates), efficiency (profit factor and average P&L per trade), and risk (how well returns cover drawdowns). Higher is better: 70+ strong, 40–70 mixed, under 40 weak. The exact weighting is proprietary.
N/A means the strategy doesn't have enough closed trades yet for the Score to be trustworthy. We require at least 30 closed trades before calculating it. Below that, a handful of lucky wins or losses can swing the number wildly — a strategy with 8 winners out of 10 looks spectacular but tells you almost nothing about what happens on trade 50 or 500. 30 is the minimum sample size where win rate, profit factor, and drawdown start to stabilize enough to compare strategies fairly. The rest of the columns (Total P&L, Win Rate, PF) still show real values so you can see what the strategy has done — just don't rank on them with a small sample. Score unlocks automatically as soon as you cross 30 trades. N/A strategies sort to the bottom when you sort by Score.
The deepest hole this strategy has ever put your account in. Use it to answer two questions:
How much capital do I need? Plan to survive at least the Max DD with a safety buffer. If Max DD is -$3,000, an account of $5,000-$6,000 gives you room.
Will this strategy survive my prop-firm eval account? If your Max DD exceeds your eval's trailing drawdown limit (e.g. Apex $50K = $2,500 trailing DD), the strategy will breach the limit at some point — the historical record already shows it has.
The metric is shown as a negative number; the bigger that number, the deeper the worst stretch was. Methodology follows standard industry convention used in broker statements and quant risk reports.
The typical drawdown size you'll actually experience. Max DD shows you the worst-ever stretch (rare); Median shows you what a normal bad stretch looks like.
Why median and not average? Because drawdown sizes are heavily skewed by tail events — a single outlier can drag the average to a number you'd never actually feel. The median is what you'll hit most of the time, so it's a more honest picture of day-to-day pain.
Use it together: Max DD = how bad can it get, Median = what to expect on a normal bad day. If they're close, the risk is consistent. If Max is much bigger than Median, the strategy has rare-but-severe blow-up risk.
Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel your subscription at any time from the dashboard. If you cancel, you keep access until the end of your current billing period.