Your rules.
Your signal bot.
Build a strategy with AI, test it on years of history, then send its entries and exits where you want them.
Free to build and backtest. Paper trade alerts on every plan.
How a signal bot works
Set your rules.
Build the strategy with AI and read the Python behind every entry and exit. Change any rule you like.
How to build a bot without codeTest it before you connect.
See the historical trades, fees and drawdowns. Then run it as a paper bot on live prices.
Illustrative historical results. Not a prediction of future performance.
Why backtests differ from live trading
Send it where you want.
Get entries and exits on Discord or by email. Premiss never places orders; any real trade stays your decision.
Explore integrationsPick your destination.
A channel for your community or your own inbox. Each one has its own setup and availability.
- Notifications
Discord
Post your strategy’s entry and exit alerts to a private channel or a community you manage.
Explore integration - Notifications
Email
Get an email at your account address when a strategy’s paper bot changes position.
Explore integration - Coming soon
Telegram
Get a strategy’s paper trades in a Telegram chat or group. Coming soon.
See what’s coming
Questions
What is a signal bot?
In Premiss, it is a paper strategy that evaluates new market data and sends a signal when its position changes. You define the trading rules. AI helps create the code; it does not make the strategy profitable or guarantee the next move.
Can I send trading signals to my Discord server?
The Discord preset posts entry and exit cards through an incoming webhook for a channel you manage. Each message identifies the market, action, strategy interval and decision time. Paper trade alerts are free on every plan.
How is a signal bot different from a research agent?
A signal bot follows a strategy you define and test. A research agent investigates questions, weighs new evidence, and can propose or make trading decisions. Choose a signal bot for fixed rules; choose an agent for work that calls for ongoing research and judgment.
Is a signal the same as an executed trade?
No. A signal describes a paper trade. Premiss never places orders, and a delivery status confirms the message arrived, not a filled trade.
Which signals are sent?
Signals describe changes between long, short, and flat positions. Connecting or resuming sends subsequent timely changes; it does not replay past trades or synchronize an existing position. Holding the same position does not trigger another signal.
Give your idea a signal.
Free to build and backtest. No credit card.