The research terminal for stocks, crypto and commodities.

No. The form on this page takes an email address and nothing else, and no card is collected.

48 hours. When a place is offered to your address you have 48 hours to take it. After that the place goes to the next address on the list and you stay on it.

The early access beta is planned for December 2026, with places offered from the waitlist in cohorts. General availability has no date yet; the roadmap shows what comes first.

Your trades and holdings do: Suros reads the statements of Interactive Brokers, Charles Schwab, Fidelity, Robinhood, Nordnet, Avanza, DEGIRO, Saxo, eToro and more, of the platforms prop firms trade on, MetaTrader, cTrader, NinjaTrader and TradingView among them, and reads an Alpaca account directly, read only: Suros never places an order there. Settings shows what is connected. Chart drawings and scripts written for another platform do not carry over. What Suros adds beside the chart is the work around it: valuation models, backtests, the supply chain and the physical commodity market, on one account.

Prices, charts, fundamentals, news, earnings and analyst coverage are sourced from market data feeds and may be delayed where the exchange requires it. Where a figure cannot be sourced it is reported as unavailable rather than estimated.

Yes. Listings in Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Helsinki and Reykjavík open from search, and insider trades are covered in Sweden as well as the US.

Suros is developed in Norway and operates under the GDPR. It runs on a data server in the EU and on providers based in the US, and the privacy policy names each one and the safeguard for the transfer. Collection is limited to what the product requires, and anything created in the terminal can be exported or erased on request.

Your holdings, watchlists and saved work are stored against your account so they follow you between machines. We keep as little as we can, we do not sell it, and deleting your account deletes it. You can export any of it at any time.

No. Suros is an analytics tool. It organises data and runs models whose assumptions you control. Nothing in it is a personal recommendation. The decisions stay yours.

Only simulated ones. Any instrument can be paper traded in a simulated account, and a backtested strategy can be deployed to that account on delayed market prices. A prop challenge runs the same kind of account against a profit target and loss limits, the way trading firms test traders, until it passes or fails. No real money changes hands, there is no order routing, and Suros is not a broker.

Equities analyst and Pro come with a monthly allowance on the built-in model, with a daily cap inside it, and Pro gets three times as much of both. Vantage shows how much is used and when it refreshes. When it runs out you can wait for the refresh or add your own key from a model provider, which has no Suros limit. Starter and Commodity trader have no built-in model.

No. On Equities analyst and Pro it works with the built-in model, within the allowance above, or with your own key for a model provider or a model running on your machine. The model writes the code, the code runs in your browser on the terminal's market data, and every number comes from that code, not from the model.

The same terminal drawn denser, so a page fits on one screen with the same data and the same controls. It is on the Pro plan and in the beta, on a laptop, a desktop or a large tablet, and is switched on in Settings.