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Edge to Trade Pro and Fockets full access both cost $89 a month, so traders comparing small-cap tools often end up choosing between them. The short answer: Edge to Trade is a research and data platform you use on your own, with deeper backtesting and data tools on higher tiers. Fockets pairs a filings-first scanner, the Fockets Terminal, with an education-first trading community on Discord. Which one fits depends on whether you want more data or more context and people to learn with.

Side by side

Edge to Trade details below come from the Edge to Trade pricing page, read on 6 November 2026. Prices and features change, so check their page before you decide. Where a feature is not listed on their pricing page we say so, which does not mean the platform lacks it.

Edge to Trade ProFockets full access
Monthly price$89 (or $80/month billed yearly, $960)$89
Free option7-day trialFree Discord tier, no time limit
What you getA trading platform: scanner, research and data tools, backtester trial, audited float, AI assistantThe Fockets Terminal plus a trading community on Discord
FilingsFloat data cross-referenced against SEC filingsEvery move tied to the filing behind it (offering, 8-K, insider buy or nothing), filings explained in plain English, remaining share issuance shown
AlertsNot listed on the pricing pageAbout 13,000 US stocks rescanned every 30 seconds, alerts to your Discord DMs
CommunityNot listed on the pricing pageEducation-first Discord where members share and explain their own setups
Other tiersBasic $49/month, Pro+ $149/month, Ultimate by applicationOne paid tier

What Edge to Trade Pro gives you for $89

According to the Edge to Trade pricing page, Pro is their most popular plan. It includes everything in Basic, which lists an AI assistant, scanner rewind, daily audited float data and a 30-minute setup call, and adds a backtester trial and deep research tools, both marked beta. Every plan starts with a 7-day trial, and paying yearly brings Pro down to $80 a month. Basic is $49 a month and Pro+ is $149 a month with larger backtests, expanded AI and data export.

What Fockets full access gives you for $89

  • The Fockets Terminal: when a stock moves, it shows the filing behind the move, whether that is an offering, an 8-K, an insider buy or nothing at all.
  • Filings in plain English: the Terminal explains what a filing means and shows how many more shares a company is still allowed to issue.
  • Market-wide alerts: about 13,000 US stocks are rescanned every 30 seconds, and alerts land in your Discord DMs.
  • The community: an education-first Discord where members share their own setups and talk through filings. It is not a signal group. You can join the free side first and only pay if the Terminal is worth it to you.

Which one should you choose?

  • Pick Edge to Trade if you mainly want a standalone research platform, you like backtesting your own ideas, and you prefer to work alone.
  • Pick Fockets if you trade small caps where offerings and dilution drive the moves, you want the filing behind each move put in front of you, and you want to learn alongside other traders. Our dilution and SEC filings guide shows the kind of reading we do every day.
  • Try both cheaply: Edge to Trade has a 7-day trial and Fockets has a free Discord tier, so you can compare them on real trading days before paying for either.

Questions traders ask

Is Edge to Trade cheaper than Fockets?

At the Pro level they are the same at $89 a month. Edge to Trade is cheaper if you pay yearly ($80 a month) or choose Basic at $49. Fockets has a free tier with no time limit.

Can I use both?

Yes. Some traders run a data platform for scanning and backtesting and use a community for context on why a stock is moving. Start with the free and trial options and keep whichever you actually open every morning.

Keep reading

Fockets wrote this comparison, so read it with that in mind. Edge to Trade details are from their public pricing page on 6 Nov 2026. This article is for education only and is not financial advice.