What's the Difference Between Flicker Free and Pro?
Flicker's free tier covers signals, alerts, and portfolio tracking with no card required. Here's exactly what Pro adds on top.
Flicker's free tier is genuinely free — no card to sign up, and no trial that quietly flips to a paid plan. Pro is a single optional upgrade that raises limits on the same features, rather than unlocking a separate product.
What's free forever
- Public prices, market data, and the 1-hour Buy/Hold/Sell signal for every asset
- Portfolio tracking, watchlist, and account tools once you create a free account
- Up to 10 active price alerts with push notifications
- A limited number of daily technical analysis lookups
What Pro adds
- Extra signal timeframes beyond the free 1-hour view (4h, 1D, 1W, and more)
- Unlimited alerts instead of the free 10-alert cap
- Higher daily limits on analysis lookups
- Advanced filters on the market screener and discovery tools
- Priority support
Pro doesn't gate anything behind a "premium signals" wall — the underlying signal methodology is identical on both tiers. Pro simply removes the daily-limit ceiling and adds more timeframes and filters for traders who check the market more often.
How to get Pro
You can subscribe directly, or get it free:
- Through a partner exchange — sign up with one of Flicker's partner links and get 1 month of Pro at no cost
- Through referrals — invite friends to Flicker from your account page and earn extra days of Pro for each one who joins
Need Help?
Contact Flicker support if a Pro unlock through a partner or referral isn't showing up on your account.
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