What Does LiquidityScan Pricing Look Like?
LiquidityScan pricing is tiered: a free plan, a low-cost Starter step, and a full-featured Pro plan. Every tier runs all six scanners across 400+ pairs in both crypto and TradFi. What you pay for is alert capacity, deeper confluence, intraday timeframes, and AI - not the scanner itself.
That last point matters most. Many scanner tools lock the actual detection behind a paywall and hand you a crippled demo. LiquidityScan does the opposite: the scanning engine is fully open on Free. The paid tiers widen your reach, deepen your analysis, and speed you up.
Reach means more alerts and watchlist slots. Depth means multi-timeframe confluence and market-structure sequencing. Speed means intraday timeframes and AI. Because the exact plan lineup and prices can change, treat the live pricing page as the source of truth for current numbers - this guide explains the structure so you know what you are buying.
What the Free Tier Actually Gives You
The Free tier is a real working tool, not a trial teaser. It runs the complete scanner stack, so you get every pattern engine LiquidityScan detects, evaluated on confirmed closed candles only.
Concretely, Free includes:
- All six scanners - Super Engulfing, RSI Divergence, ICT Bias, CRT (Candle Range Theory), 3OB (three-bar Order Block), and CISD (Change in State of Delivery / MSS).
- All 400+ pairs across every asset class - crypto plus TradFi symbols - with the same $20M liquidity floor applied so illiquid noise never reaches your table.
- Higher timeframes - monthly, weekly, daily, 4H, and 1H. These are where directional bias and Draw on Liquidity get set, so a swing or position trader can run a complete workflow on Free.
- The full Masterclass - the education library is not gated behind a paid plan.
- A watchlist to track a focused set of pairs across devices.
What Free does not include is where the paid ladder begins: push alerts (Free is view-only, you check the dashboard yourself), the Core-Layer confluence engine, intraday timeframes, and the coming-soon AI and market-structure modules. For a learner or a patient higher-timeframe trader, Free is genuinely enough to evaluate the platform and even trade from it.
A concrete example shows how much workflow Free covers. Say BTCUSDT closes a daily candle above the prior day's high - the ICT Bias scanner writes a bullish daily bias, judged on the confirmed close, not the live bar.
On the 4H you get a CRT or Super Engulfing signal in the same direction, pointing at a discount level. On the 1H a 3OB forms at that level. Every one of those signals is visible on Free, on each of those higher timeframes.
What you cannot do on Free is have those three alerts pushed to your phone, or have the Core-Layer engine stitch them into a single alignment chain automatically - you assemble that read by eye. The raw material, though, is all there.
What Unlocks at the Starter Tier
Starter is the first paid step, and it is deliberately a small one. The strategic logic behind LiquidityScan pricing is that a jump straight from free to a top plan converts almost nobody - so Starter exists to soften that first commitment. It keeps everything Free has and layers on capacity, not new engines.
The Starter additions are practical, day-to-day quality-of-life upgrades:
- Push alerts on a limited set of pairs - so you stop babysitting the dashboard. When a scanner fires on a pair you care about, it comes to you.
- A larger watchlist - more pairs tracked in your single list.
- Custom market-cap scans - a capped number per day, letting you filter the universe by market-cap rank on demand.
Starter still uses higher timeframes only and does not include the Core-Layer engine. Think of it as the tier for someone who has decided LiquidityScan fits their routine and wants alerts and a bit more room, but does not yet need multi-timeframe confluence or 5-minute precision.
The point of Starter in the overall LiquidityScan pricing structure is momentum: it lets a satisfied Free user take one small paid step rather than being asked to jump straight to a professional plan they may not need yet.
What Unlocks at Pro (and the Steps in Between)
Pro is the full experience, aimed at active and full-time traders. Between Starter and Pro there is intermediate paid capacity that progressively unlocks the analytical modules, so the ladder is gradual rather than a single leap. Here is what the upper tiers add, in the order value tends to compound.
Confluence and the Core-Layer engine
The Core-Layer is LiquidityScan's composite engine. It does not detect new patterns - it folds your existing live scanner signals into multi-timeframe alignment chains, so a daily signal stacked with a 4H and 1H signal in the same direction surfaces as one high-conviction chain. Deeper chain depth unlocks as you move up the paid tiers.
The value is that the engine also prunes stale confluence for you. If that daily signal fired three weeks ago and only the 4H is fresh, they are not a real alignment - and Core-Layer's temporal-coherence check drops the stale leg rather than showing you a phantom stack.
It also classifies each chain by its anchor - weekly, daily, or 4H - and tracks whether the chain is being promoted, demoted, or has collapsed as underlying signals close. On Free you would re-verify all of that by hand every session; the paid engine keeps it live.
Market-structure sequencing
The market-structure module reads Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character (CHoCH) events. Entry tiers surface single structure signals; the top tier surfaces multi-step sequences (for example CHoCH then BOS then BOS) that map a full shift in delivery rather than one isolated break.
Intraday timeframes and AI
Two things are reserved for the Pro level specifically:
- Intraday timeframes - 30m, 15m, and 5m. Free, Starter, and the entry paid tiers see higher timeframes only. Intraday is where refined Order Block and Fair Value Gap (FVG) entries live, so precision entry traders need Pro.
- The AI assistant - a coming-soon module included at the Pro level - plus the highest custom-scan cap, unlimited push alerts, and unlimited watchlists.
In short: pay for confluence and structure as you climb, and pay for intraday speed and AI at the top.
LiquidityScan Pricing Tiers Compared
The table below maps the core differences across the three access levels this guide focuses on. Intermediate paid tiers unlock a subset of the confluence and market-structure rows before Pro; check the live pricing page for the full current lineup.
| Capability | Free | Starter | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| All six scanners | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Pairs & asset classes (400+, crypto + TradFi) | All | All | All |
| Timeframes | HTF only (1M / W / 1D / 4H / 1H) | HTF only | HTF + intraday (30m / 15m / 5m) |
| Push alerts | None | Limited pairs | Unlimited |
| Watchlists | 1 small list | 1 larger list | Unlimited |
| Custom market-cap scans | No | Capped / day | Highest cap |
| Core-Layer / confluence | No | No | Full depth |
| Market-structure module | No | No | Multi-step sequences |
| AI assistant (coming soon) | No | No | Yes |
| Full Masterclass | Yes | Yes | Yes |
How to Choose the Right LiquidityScan Tier
The cleanest way to pick a plan is by how you actually trade, not by which plan has the longest feature list. Match yourself to one of these three profiles.
The learner or evaluator - start on Free
If you are still building a model, learning Smart Money Concepts, or simply testing whether LiquidityScan fits your process, Free is the honest starting point. You get every scanner, every pair, and the full Masterclass. You can run a complete higher-timeframe bias-to-entry workflow and decide with real data - not a demo - whether the tool earns a paid slot.
The part-time or swing trader - Starter fits
If you trade higher timeframes around a job and cannot watch charts all day, the deciding feature is alerts. Starter pushes signals to you on a focused set of pairs and gives you more watchlist room, so setups reach you without constant checking. You are trading the daily and 4H anyway, so intraday is not the missing piece - reach is.
The active or full-time trader - Pro pays for itself in time
If you take intraday entries, need 5m and 15m precision, and want multi-timeframe confluence and structure sequencing surfaced automatically, Pro is the tier built for you. The intraday timeframes and confluence depth are exclusive to the upper tiers, and unlimited alerts across the whole universe replace hours of manual chart-flipping.
If your income depends on catching entries during the London or New York sessions, the 5m and 15m coverage alone is the difference between the tier working for you and not - which is why intraday is deliberately the Pro dividing line rather than a capacity add-on.
Is LiquidityScan Worth It? Cost vs Value
Judge value by time and coverage, not by promised returns - no scanner can promise those, and LiquidityScan makes no performance claims. The concrete thing you buy is scanning throughput.
Manually checking six patterns across 400+ pairs on five or more timeframes is not something a human can do continuously. The engine does it every hour - and every few minutes on intraday for Pro - and pushes only the confirmed, liquidity-filtered results.
Put rough numbers on it. Six scanners times 400+ pairs times five higher timeframes is well over ten thousand pattern checks per hour, before you even add intraday. No trader does that manually.
So the honest question is not whether the engine beats you - it is how wide a net you actually need. A trader watching ten pairs on the daily does not need Pro; a trader hunting 5m entries across the whole liquid universe cannot function without it.
Framed that way, the paid tiers are a coverage-and-time trade. Free proves the signal quality at zero cost. Starter buys you alerts so you stop watching screens. Pro buys you the intraday timeframes, confluence chains, and AI that a full-time trader would otherwise assemble by hand across multiple tools.
Whether that is worth it depends on how many pairs and timeframes you genuinely want to monitor - which is exactly why the free tier exists: to let you measure that for yourself before committing to any level of LiquidityScan pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I start with LiquidityScan for free?
Yes. The Free tier is a full working plan, not a time-limited trial. It runs all six scanners across every one of the 400+ pairs in both crypto and TradFi on higher timeframes, plus the complete Masterclass. You can evaluate signal quality and even trade a higher-timeframe model without ever entering a card.
Can I upgrade or downgrade my plan later?
Yes. Subscriptions are managed through the Whop checkout, so you can move up a tier when you need more, or cancel to stop renewing. Cancelling means "do not renew" - your paid access continues until the end of the current period, then the account returns to the Free tier. There is no lock-in beyond the period you have paid for.
Is there a free trial on the paid tiers?
The upper tiers offer a 7-day free trial handled natively through Whop. A card is required to start it, and it converts to the paid plan automatically after seven days unless you cancel within the trial window through Whop. Between that trial and the permanent Free tier, you can evaluate almost everything at no risk.
How do payments work?
Billing runs through Whop's hosted checkout, which handles the subscription, renewals, and cancellations. Whop is treated as the source of truth for your membership status, so plan grants and downgrades follow whatever your Whop membership says. For the exact current prices, promotions, and accepted payment options, check the live pricing page.
Related query paths
Once you know which tier fits, these guides help you actually use the scanners and build a repeatable process around them.
- What is LiquidityScan? - the full picture of what the platform detects and why.
- What Is the ICT Trading Strategy? A Methodology Guide - the framework the scanners are built around.
- A Practical ICT Trading Model for Part-Time Traders - a workflow that fits a Free or Starter, higher-timeframe setup.
- The Professional ICT Trading Routine: A Daily Playbook - how an active trader would use the Pro toolset day to day.
- How to Find Your Edge in ICT Trading: A Framework for Specialization - pick which scanners to specialize in before you scale up.
- Going Full-Time With ICT Trading: An Honest Roadmap - when upgrading to Pro actually makes sense.
- How the LiquidityScan Scanner Works: From Raw Candles to a Detected Setup — how it connects to liquidityscan vs manual scanning.