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JagSim Free vs Pro

By the JagSim team · JagInsights LLC · Updated 23 August 2026

The short version: the simulator is free, and free is not a trial. JagSim Pro is $4.99 a month, or $49 a year. You never need it to practise trading. This page says exactly what each one gets you, including the part most comparison pages leave out — who should not upgrade.

What free actually covers

Everything you need to learn to trade. A permanent $100,000 virtual portfolio that carries over between sessions, live charts on real-time market data, the full order ticket with market, limit and stop orders plus the ability to short, your watchlist and open orders and trade history, and your place on the leaderboard. No credit card, no time limit, no card on file.

Coach Jag is on the free plan too: the guided tour and eight glossary terms, so you can be walked through your first trade rather than handed a blank chart.

Who should not upgrade

If you are here to learn how orders and charts work, stay on free. Pro will not teach you anything free does not, and you will be paying for tools that answer questions you do not have yet. The same goes if you hold two or three positions — you can keep that much in your head, and every Pro tool that maps, screens or stress-tests a portfolio is solving a problem you do not have.

Pro starts paying for itself when you hold enough that you have lost track: when you could not say off the top of your head what you paid for something, which holding moved the account this week, or how concentrated you actually are.

What Pro adds

Two things, broadly. The first is unlimited Coach Jag — tap any word or any button anywhere on the site and he explains it in plain English on the spot, plus guided walkthroughs through the whole platform. The second is your own book: analytics, your trades drawn on the price history, performance stats, dividend tracking, stress testing, and a full export.

Side by side

What you getFreePro · $4.99/mo
Paper trading on live chartsYesYes
$100,000 virtual portfolio, permanentYesYes
Full order ticket — market, limit, stop, and shortingYesYes
Watchlist, open orders, trade historyYesYes
Leaderboard placeYesYes
Coach JagGuided tour + 8 glossary termsEvery walkthrough, whole glossary, tap anything for a plain-English explanation
Live charts side by side1 chartUp to 4
Chart indicatorsMoving averages, RSI, volume, trendlinesAdds MACD, Bollinger, Stochastics, Ichimoku, Fibonacci, boxes, freehand and pinned notes
Stock research pages1 company a monthUnlimited
NewsHeadlines onlyFull newsroom, filtered to the stocks you hold
Trading calendarThis monthEvery month, streaks, best and worst day
Price alerts350, across your whole watchlist
Portfolio analyticsNoEverything you own in one view: what you paid, what it is worth, where your money is concentrated, and which holdings are actually moving
Your trades drawn on the price historyNoYes
Performance stats — win rate, best and worst days, average tradeNoYes
Market screenerNoYes
Your earnings calendarNoYes
Dividend trackingNoYes
Portfolio stress testingNoPut your holdings through the worst days the market has already had
Planning calculators, filled in from your own accountNoYes
Export your holdings and trades as a spreadsheetNoYes

See plans and pricing Start free, no card

Common questions

Is JagSim free?

Yes. Paper trading, the $100,000 portfolio, live charts, the order ticket, your trade history and the leaderboard are free, with no credit card and no time limit. It is not a trial.

How much is JagSim Pro?

$4.99 a month, or $49 a year.

Is there a free trial of Pro?

No trial. Pro starts when you subscribe. The free plan is not time-limited, so there is nothing to trial your way out of.

What happens to my portfolio if I cancel?

Nothing. Your paper trading, portfolio, trade history and leaderboard place are part of the free plan and stay yours. You keep Pro until the end of the period you already paid for.

Is any of this real money?

No. JagSim is a simulator. The prices are real and real-time; the money is virtual. It is not a brokerage, and nothing on it is investment advice.