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Pricing

Hyperliquid trading fees

For perpetual trading, AlphaYou charges builder fees on filled order notional, alongside Hyperliquid exchange fees. Stock-intelligence subscriptions are priced separately.

Manual trading

0.02%

Of filled perpetual order notional when you trade directly from your own account.

Copy trading

0.05%

Of filled perpetual order notional for orders placed by a copy strategy.

Baskets

0.10%

Of filled perpetual order notional for orders placed inside an asset basket.

Example: a $1,000 entry and exit

Verified October 18, 2026 against Hyperliquid's fee schedule. Assume a native Hyperliquid perpetual market, a $1,000 copied entry and a $1,000 exit. Both fill as taker orders at the base tier 0 rate, without discounts.

AlphaYou builder fees: $0.50 + $0.50 = $1.00. Hyperliquid exchange fees: $0.45 + $0.45 = $0.90. Combined execution fees: $1.90, before funding, spread and slippage.

This is an illustration, not an account-specific quote. Entry and exit notionals can differ. Tiers, discounts and market rules change costs; this example does not cover every HIP-3 market. $1,000 is position notional, not a minimum deposit. Hyperliquid fee schedule.

Holding and execution costs

Builder fees apply to fills on entry and exit, regardless of profitability. Unfilled size is not charged in the example above.

Perpetual funding can add a payment or credit while a position stays open. Spread and slippage also affect execution. These costs are separate from builder fees. Hyperliquid funding.

Stock-research subscriptions

US stock intelligence has separate Free and Pro plans. Consumer Pro is $29/month or $199/year, subject to the offer shown at checkout. A research subscription does not replace trading fees. Stock-research pricing.

Before copying

There is no profit share on copied trades. Compare builder fees with exchange profit sharing. Use the fee shown when reviewing the trade or strategy; the rates above are the published schedule and can change. Inspect a trader’s record and check allocation, starting exposure and stopping behavior before activating a strategy.