LoadingAlphaYou vs Dub App
Check portfolio type and fees in dub's own documents before you copy.
dub lets users copy selected US stock portfolios through a brokerage partner and can keep them in sync as creators trade. AlphaYou's stock research does not place brokerage share orders, but AlphaYou also offers user-directed copy trading of Hyperliquid traders from an account you own. dub's fees depend on the plan and portfolio type; its documentation does not support saying every copied portfolio has a separate management fee.
| The job | AlphaYou | Dub App |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Stock research, plus Hyperliquid copy trading | Copy selected portfolios |
| Execution | Copy trading places orders on Hyperliquid from an account you own. Stock research places none | Can keep copies in sync with creators |
| Core portfolio fee | 0.05% per copied trade, with no subscription | No additional fee beyond the subscription |
| Premium fees | No profit share on copy trading | Management fees can apply |
| Research source | Public disclosures and company context | Inspect the chosen strategy and account terms |
Spotting a move is half the job. AlphaYou also lets you act on it: pick a qualified Hyperliquid trader and copy them from an account you own.
0.05% per copied trade, plus Hyperliquid's own fee. No subscription. No profit share.
Copy trading involves risk, including losing your whole deposit on leveraged positions. Past results do not predict future results. Copied results differ from the trader's because of timing, fees and account size. A stop-loss is an instruction, not a guaranteed price, and continuous trading does not guarantee a fill. Availability depends on where you live. Not investment advice.
dub describes a marketplace of strategies where money can follow a selected creator's trades. Its site identifies the advisory and brokerage entities that provide regulated services. Read the applicable agreement before enabling copying.
dub's portfolio-type guide states that Core Creator portfolios have no additional fees beyond the subscription. Premium portfolios can carry separate management fees. Read the specific portfolio and plan terms rather than assuming one stacked-fee model applies to all users.
AlphaYou publishes source-linked stock research. Its records include insider, congressional, fund and contract activity. That research does not copy a portfolio or place brokerage share orders. Separately, AlphaYou offers copy trading: you pick a qualified Hyperliquid trader and copy them from an account you own, with a trade-only key that cannot withdraw. It costs 0.05% per copied trade plus Hyperliquid's fee, with no subscription or profit share. It does not copy US stock portfolios.
AlphaYou's research is for inspecting before you decide. Copying, on dub or on AlphaYou, delegates parts of execution to a selected strategy or trader. That choice brings questions about timing, allocation, fees and the strategy's rules that a filing tracker does not answer.
Check dub's current portfolio-type and fee pages and AlphaYou's current plan limits. This is a document review, not a funded-account test or a claim that either approach produces better returns.
No. Its documentation distinguishes Core Creator portfolios from Premium portfolios that can carry management fees.
Yes, on Hyperliquid. You can copy qualified traders from an account you own. AlphaYou does not copy US stock portfolios.
Yes. Execution prices, timing, costs and account conditions can differ. Read the strategy and account terms.
Funds, Congress and insiders, read the moment they file. Free, and one unsubscribe click.
Written by AlphaYou. Based on the linked product documentation and our current product, reviewed October 21, 2026. This is a workflow comparison, not a head-to-head speed or returns test. Access varies by plan.
