Pay for as much of the work as you want done.
Take the alerts and trade them yourself. Or hand the whole loop — ten brokers, buy and sell, journaled — to the terminal.
The alert feed, nothing else. You place the trades at your own brokers.
Password, no account · cancel anytime
- What you get
- Every reverse-split alert we track — ticker and effective date
- Each one classified standard, OTC, or conditional
- A split calendar, sorted by the date that matters
- What each split actually did — rounded up, fractional, or cash in lieu
- The full record: every past alert and how it ended
- Web board — nothing to install
- No desktop terminal
- No broker connections, no execution
The desktop terminal places and journals the trade — in one brokerage.
Cancel anytime
- Everything in Plays Only, plus
- The desktop terminal — runs on your machine, credentials never upload
- One brokerage connected, executing buys and sells
- Order ticket with a size guard and a double-submit lock
- Trade journal and realized P/L — never unrealized
- Cloud dashboard, paired with a six-character code
- CSV export of every fill
- No mirror fan-out across brokers
One click fans the same order across all ten brokerages at once.
Cancel anytime
- Everything in Automation Tool, plus
- All ten brokerages — Fidelity, Chase, Schwab, Robinhood, Public, SoFi, Wells Fargo, BBAE, Fennel, DSPAC
- One-click mirror execution, buy and sell, fired concurrently
- Picks auto-imported from the alert feed into the trade queue
- Per-pick account coverage — see which brokers are still missing a fill
- Round-up radar: positions flagged as a split date approaches
- Every failure surfaced with its reason, never swallowed
Ten brokerages supported · Broker credentials never leave your computer · Only realized profit is ever counted
Pricing questions.
Which tier do I actually need?
If you already have brokerage accounts and don't mind clicking, Plays Only tells you what is splitting and when. If you want a machine to place and record the trade in one account, that's Automation Tool. If you hold accounts at several brokers — which is the entire point of the strategy — Mirror Automation is the one that matches how the trade actually works.
Do I need my own brokerage accounts?
Yes. RSAMAXXED is not a broker and never holds your money. It logs into accounts you already own, on your own machine, and places orders you authorize. You open the accounts; we automate the clicking.
Does the price scale with how much I make?
No. It's a flat monthly fee and we take no cut of any trade. We never see your balances — only the trade journal you choose to sync, and only if you pair the dashboard.
What if a broker changes its policy or breaks the integration?
Broker modules break; unofficial interfaces change without warning. We fix them, but we can't promise a given broker works on a given day, and we can't make a broker round your fraction up. Read what can go wrong before you subscribe — it is not a short list.
Can I switch tiers or cancel?
Switch up or down whenever you like; the change takes effect on your next billing date. Cancelling stops the next charge and leaves your trade history exportable as CSV.
Which platforms does the desktop terminal run on?
Windows today. The broker automation leans on a native browser stack, so macOS and Linux are not supported yet. Plays Only works in any browser.
Still deciding?
Read the mechanism first. The pricing makes more sense once the trade does.
How it worksRSAMAXXED is trading automation software, not a broker, adviser, or fiduciary. This is not investment advice and not a solicitation. Subscription fees buy access to software and an alert feed — not a trading result. The $4.75 and $47.50 figures above assume one $0.25 share per account and a 1-for-20 split whose fraction rounds up: they are the arithmetic of a hypothetical split, illustrative only, never a forecast, a promise, or past performance. Round-up treatment varies by broker and by corporate action, changes without notice, and may not happen at all: you can lose money. Automating a brokerage account may conflict with that broker's terms of service. You are responsible for your own trades, taxes, and compliance.