Tradeciety Review 2026: The Tradecademy Course, Cost and Terms

Tradeciety sells one course today, and three of the four programs from earlier reviews are no longer offered. The Trading Academy with mentoring was replaced by a self-paced video course, the Funding Mentorship is no longer on the site, and the Elite Day Trading page currently returns an error; the first archived 404 we found is dated 10 September 2025. If you rely on an older review, you may expect something that is not sold any more.

This review tells you what Tradeciety advertised on 12 November 2026. You learn what the Tradecademy costs and contains, who runs the brand, how much the reviews can tell you and where to be careful before you buy. We checked the provider’s pages, its terms, the checkout page and Trustpilot on that day. We did not buy the course. This article follows our editorial policy.

Tradeciety in 30 seconds

• What it is: an English-language trading education site run by Quantum Trade Solutions GmbH in Offenbach, Germany. The managing directors are Rolf Schlotmann and Moritz Czubatinski.
• The only course: the Tradecademy for $177 as a one-time payment. On 12 November 2026 the page showed $797 as the “regular price” next to it. It has 9 modules plus a bonus, more than 100 videos and two bonus courses.
• What changed: the Trading Academy with mentoring, the Funding Mentorship and the Elite Day Trading course are no longer sold. The offer box describes the course as self-paced video training.
• Second product: the trading journal Edgewonk from the same company, $197 a year or $35 a month plus VAT where it applies, with a 14-day refund period.
• Reviews: 4.7 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 77 reviews. Trustpilot itself warns that they may not be representative.
• Before you buy: the course has no money-back guarantee, and under the website terms the right of withdrawal can end once delivery of the digital content begins.

What is Tradeciety?

Tradeciety is a trading education site that sells video courses and also develops the trading journal Edgewonk. The courses cover chart reading, trading strategies, risk management and trading psychology.

Behind the brand is a German company, even though the site is written for an international audience. According to the Tradeciety imprint, the site is run by Quantum Trade Solutions GmbH, Berliner Strasse 300b, 63065 Offenbach am Main, registered at the Offenbach district court under HRB 48296. The managing directors are Rolf Schlotmann and Moritz Czubatinski. Rolf presents himself on the course page as the founder and course creator with more than 16 years of trading experience.

Most of its reach comes from YouTube. The channel Tradeciety.com started in April 2016 and had 636,000 subscribers, 694 videos and about 51 million views on 12 November 2026. There is also a large free blog, a podcast and a newsletter. The paid offer is reached through this free content.

Tradeciety at a glance

The key facts in one table, all checked with the provider on 12 November 2026. Prices are in US dollars, the only currency the checkout showed.

Item	Detail
Operator	Quantum Trade Solutions GmbH, Offenbach, Germany
Managing directors	Rolf Schlotmann, Moritz Czubatinski
Register	HRB 48296, Offenbach district court
Course	Tradecademy, $177 one-time payment, tax included at checkout
Other product	Edgewonk trading journal, $197 a year or $35 a month, VAT calculated at checkout
Language	English
Mentoring, webinars	not advertised in the current offer
Authority named in the imprint	Medienanstalt Hessen (media regulator, for video services)
Trustpilot	4.7 from 77 reviews

What Tradeciety offers today

The offer has shrunk a lot in the past two years. Where four programs used to stand side by side, the site now sells one course and one piece of software. You can trace this through the addresses of the old product pages.

The Tradecademy: the only course left

The Tradecademy is a self-paced video course. According to the Tradeciety course page, it has 9 modules plus a bonus and more than 100 videos, from trading basics and price action through indicators, market context, fundamental analysis, seven strategies, strategy design and risk management to trading psychology. Two bonus courses on trading psychology and supply and demand trading are included. A final exam leads to a Tradeciety certificate of completion. Access is lifetime, and the sale runs through the course platform Kajabi.

What the offer does not list matters as much as what it includes. The offer box lists no mentor, no live webinars, no chat group and no weekly market analysis. An older block on the same page still promises a “live mentor chat” and a mentor seven days a week, but on 12 November 2026 it was hidden in the browser, so visitors do not see it. Those were the parts of the earlier Trading Academy. If you need to ask questions, confirm with Tradeciety before you buy whether any support is included.

What happened to the Academy, the Funding Mentorship and the Elite course

Three programs are no longer sold. An archived copy of the Academy page from April 2024 promises mentoring with Rolf in a chatroom seven days a week, live webinars and a private community. Today the same address only points to the new course. The Funding Mentorship is no longer on the site.

The end of the Elite Day Trading course can be narrowed down. In the Internet Archive, the last successful capture we found is from 8 August 2025 and the first 404 error from 10 September 2025. The page still returns that error, although the Tradeciety home page still links to it.

Comparing today’s price with the old Academy compares two different services. Four programs with support have become one video course plus the journal software. Keep that in mind if you see older prices or descriptions quoted in other reviews.

Edgewonk: the trading journal from the same company

Edgewonk is the second product and runs under the same company. The software imports your trades and shows your strengths and weaknesses. According to the Edgewonk pricing page, it costs $197 a year or $35 a month, with the same features in both plans and VAT calculated at checkout. Unlike the course, Edgewonk advertises a 14-day refund period. Our Edgewonk review covers the features in detail.

The free content

Most of what made Tradeciety known costs nothing. The blog covers chart patterns, moving averages, trend lines and risk management, often in long articles. Add the YouTube channel and a podcast. If you want to see whether the teaching style suits you, start with the free material, not with a purchase.

How much does Tradeciety cost?

The course costs $177; how the $797 reference price came about is not documented. On 12 November 2026 the course page said “Regular price $797, Now only $177, Save $620”. We found no evidence of a period in which the course was sold at $797, but we could not check the full price history either. Judge the course by whether $177 is worth its content to you, not by the saving shown.

Product	Price
Tradecademy course (9 modules, 100+ videos, 2 bonus courses)	$177 once, tax included
Edgewonk journal (14-day refund period)	$197 a year or $35 a month, plus VAT
Blog, YouTube, podcast	free

The course is billed in US dollars through Kajabi, with tax included. The Tradecademy checkout page shows “Taxes (included)”, so nothing is added at the end. What you pay in your own currency depends on the exchange rate and on any foreign transaction fee of your card. Edgewonk is billed separately and adds VAT at its own checkout.

Is Tradeciety legit?

The company itself gives little cause for concern, but three conditions are worth knowing. The imprint is complete: a German limited company with a register number, a VAT number and two named managing directors. That is more than many providers in this field show. Still, check these three points before you buy.

No financial regulator named

The imprint names a media regulator, not a financial regulator. It lists the Medienanstalt Hessen, a German media authority, and only “for the provision of audiovisual media services”. That covers video content, not financial services. Selling trading education usually needs no financial licence, so this is normal for course providers and not an accusation. The imprint also says the company is “neither obliged nor willing” to take part in consumer arbitration.

The right of withdrawal can end once access begins

This is the point that matters most in practice. The Tradeciety terms grant consumers the usual 14-day right of withdrawal. For digital content, they say this right expires once the provider starts to perform the contract, after you have expressly agreed to early performance and confirmed that you know you lose the right. The checkout promises instant access, but we did not complete a purchase, so we could not see how that consent is asked for. The checkout’s cancellation policy is worded for physical goods and does not mention digital content. Unlike Edgewonk, the course has no voluntary money-back guarantee.

No promise of results

The terms say plainly what you are buying. Section 2.3 states that the provider “does not owe a specific success” and does not guarantee any learning success or performance target. That is legal and common in this industry. It means you buy material, not a promise of results.

Tradeciety reviews and ratings

The Trustpilot score is good, but the basis is small and mostly old. On 12 November 2026, Tradeciety’s Trustpilot profile showed 4.7 out of 5 from 77 reviews, 87 percent with five stars and 5 percent with one star. The company has managed the profile since February 2023.

The dates matter more than the score. Sorted by publication date, the newest review was posted on 13 April 2026, after four reviews posted in July 2025. Most of the rest date from 2023 and 2024, when the Academy with mentoring was still sold. Trustpilot shows its own note that the company “hasn’t invited customers recently, so reviews may not be representative”. From most reviews you cannot tell which version of the course they describe.

The praise is consistent. Reviewers mention the structured teaching, the absence of big promises and clear explanations. That matches the impression the free articles leave. The April 2026 review calls it a great course but asks for the backtest process of all strategies to be included. None of the reviews we read claims that the course made the writer profitable.

Pros and cons of Tradeciety

The verdict depends on what you are looking for. As a low-cost, well-structured self-study course from an identifiable company, the Tradecademy is a reasonable offer. If you want guided training with questions and feedback, the current offer does not advertise it.

Pros

• Identifiable provider: a German limited company with a complete imprint, register number and two named managing directors.
• Low price: $177 as a one-time payment, without a subscription and without automatic renewal.
• Large free offer: blog, YouTube channel and podcast let you test the teaching style before you pay.
• Sober tone: the visible course page shows no return promises or success rates, and the terms rule out any promise of results.
• Broad syllabus: nine modules from basics to strategy design, risk management and psychology.

Cons

• No mentoring advertised: the current offer does not list live webinars, a chat group or personal feedback. Confirm support availability before buying.
• No money-back guarantee: under the terms, the right of withdrawal can end once access to the digital content begins.
• Unclear reference price: $797 is shown as the regular price, and we found no period in which it was charged.
• Few recent reviews: five Trustpilot reviews since July 2025, and the profile does not invite customers.
• Outdated links: the home page still links to the Elite course page, which currently returns an error.

Who is Tradeciety for?

The course suits people who can learn on their own. If you can work through structured video material without anyone reminding you, $177 buys an orderly grounding in technical analysis, trading strategies and risk management.

It does not suit anyone who needs guidance. If you want to ask questions, discuss trades or learn in a group, the current offer does not advertise that. Look at guided formats instead, and use our checklist for comparing paid trading courses before you pay.

A course does not replace your own review of your trades. What you see in a video becomes your skill only when you record and evaluate your own trades. That is why a trading journal belongs in your routine from the start, wherever you learned.

Conclusion: is Tradeciety worth it?

Tradeciety today is a low-cost video course, not a guided training program. That distinction carries the whole buying decision. For $177 you get organised video material from a provider that has been visible for about ten years and whose free content you can test first. That is a fair deal, as long as you know that support is not advertised.

The end of the mentoring programs is the real news. Older reviews talk about live webinars, daily access to a mentor and a community. None of that is advertised any more. That is why we rewrote this review instead of just updating the numbers.

Settle three questions before you buy. Can you learn without asking questions? Is your English good enough for detailed trading videos? Can you accept that the right of withdrawal may end once you start the course? If all three answers are yes, you will not go far wrong with the Tradecademy. If you hesitate on one of them, a guided program will serve you better, even if it costs more.

Frequently asked questions about Tradeciety

How much does Tradeciety cost?

The only course, the Tradecademy, costs $177 as a one-time payment. On 12 November 2026 the page showed a “regular price” of $797 next to it. The Edgewonk trading journal from the same company costs $197 a year or $35 a month, with VAT calculated at checkout. The blog, the YouTube channel and the podcast are free. The course is billed in US dollars through Kajabi, with tax included.

Who is behind Tradeciety?

Tradeciety is run by Quantum Trade Solutions GmbH in Offenbach am Main, Germany. The company is registered at the Offenbach district court under HRB 48296. The managing directors are Rolf Schlotmann and Moritz Czubatinski. The same company develops the Edgewonk trading journal.

Does Tradeciety still offer mentoring or live webinars?

The current offer does not advertise mentoring, live webinars or a community. The earlier Trading Academy with a mentor chatroom is no longer sold, and neither is the Funding Mentorship. The course is described as self-paced video training. If you need support, ask Tradeciety before you buy.

Can I get a refund for the Tradeciety course?

The course has no money-back guarantee. The terms grant consumers a 14-day right of withdrawal, but for digital content it expires once Tradeciety starts to perform the contract, after you have expressly agreed and confirmed that you lose the right. The checkout promises instant access, so check that step carefully. Edgewonk, by contrast, advertises a 14-day refund period.

Is Tradeciety regulated?

Tradeciety’s imprint names a media regulator, not a financial regulator. It lists the Medienanstalt Hessen for video services. The imprint is complete, with a register number and two managing directors, and the terms state that no learning success or performance target is guaranteed.

How good are Tradeciety’s reviews?

The rating is high, but most reviews are old. On 12 November 2026, Trustpilot showed 4.7 out of 5 from 77 reviews, 87 percent of them with five stars. The newest review was posted on 13 April 2026, after four in July 2025, and most are from 2023 and 2024. Trustpilot notes that the company has not invited customers recently, so the reviews may not be representative.

This review is an assessment of a course offer, not investment advice. Trading involves the risk of losing money.