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Add-ons are sold on the store surface beside the deposit flow, separately from signal plans. They are separate products at separate prices, and they share only the way they are paid for.

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Permanent add-ons

Bought once, owned forever. No expiry, no renewal.
These have no expiry timestamp, and that absence is precisely what makes them permanent. There is no renewal to forget and no term to track.

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Signal Pro — a subscription on the store surface

The one exception. Signal Pro sits with the add-ons but behaves like a plan: it has a term and it lapses. Automated signals, rebalanced daily. The annual price is two months free against the monthly rate — 6,000chargedas6,000 charged as 4,800.

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Which ones are worth it

Honestly, it depends on what you already have: Extra Positions Slot only matters on Starter (1 position) or Growth (5). Elite is already unlimited, so buying it there does nothing. VIP Analytics Pack overlaps with what Growth’s “Advanced analytics” and Elite’s “Full analytics suite” already include. It is aimed at Starter. Priority Support is independent of tier, except that Elite already includes a dedicated account manager. Risk Guard is independent of tier and is the only add-on that changes execution behaviour rather than what you can see.
Check your current tier’s included features in Plans and pricing before buying an add-on. Nothing stops you buying an add-on that duplicates something your plan already grants.

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Buying

Same mechanics as a plan:
  1. Pay from your account balance, or start a crypto checkout.
  2. The entitlement is granted on settlement.
  3. Buying something you already own is refused with “You already own that.”
Prices are looked up server-side from the item id — the browser never sends an amount.

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Commission

Add-on purchases pay referral commission up the chain exactly like plans do: 5% Tier 1, 2% Tier 2. See Referral Hub.