Pricing
Custom index builder pricing for prosumer and self-serve plans
Every plan is paid, and the three self-serve plans are priced in public: no account minimum, no brokerage, and no sales call to see a price. Team is priced per seat and checks out the same way. Build a weighted index of stocks or crypto, backtest it against real market history, and track it against the S&P 500 in minutes. The interactive demo is the free way to try it.
Starter
Getting a first index built and tracked
$288 billed once a year
Get started- Up to 3 custom indexes
- Stocks and crypto in one index
- Backtest to 5 years of history
- 1 benchmark (S&P 500 or BTC)
- Daily performance tracking
- Returns and max drawdown stats
- CSV export of every index
Investor
Self-directed investors running several theses
$468 billed once a year
Get started- Everything in Starter
- Unlimited custom indexes
- Full-history backtests
- Multiple benchmarks side by side
- All weighting schemes
- Scheduled rebalancing, drawdown and risk stats
Analyst
Analysts, RIAs, and creators publishing baskets
$588 billed once a year
Get started- Everything in Investor
- Advanced risk analytics
- Factor and attribution views
- PDF report export
- Shareable index pages
- Priority support
Team
Newsletters, funds, and research teams
$588 a seat billed once a year
Get started- Multiple seats
- Shared indexes across the team
- Embed and white-label index widgets
- Guided onboarding
- Custom data and coverage needs
No account minimum · analysis, not advice · cancel anytime
Built for self-directed investors and analysts
Direct-indexing brokers gate you behind an account minimum and a brokerage, and institutional index tools hide the price behind a sales call. Indexes lets investors, analysts, and creators build, backtest, and track a weighted index of stocks or crypto, self-serve and prosumer-priced. Analysis only, never a trade.
Pricing FAQ
What you get and what it costs
Yes, and that is the point. You can bundle equities and crypto tokens into one weighted index and benchmark it against the S&P 500 or BTC. Self-serve tools that handle both asset classes together are almost nonexistent: stock builders are equities only, and crypto tools are crypto only. Indexes lets you express a cross-asset thesis, such as AI exposure spanning NVDA and compute tokens, as a single tracked index.
They can be, and we are honest about it. Backtests show hypothetical historical performance, labeled as such, with the modeling assumptions disclosed, such as rebalance frequency and whether fees, dividends, or staking are modeled. The tool is for understanding how a basket would have behaved, not for predicting returns. Past performance does not guarantee future results, and the demo deliberately includes an index that trails its benchmark.
We are transparent about data source, update cadence, and coverage, meaning which tickers and tokens are included. Backtests run on daily closing prices: US equities, ETFs and the Nasdaq 100 from Nasdaq, the S&P 500 index from Cboe, crypto from Coinbase Exchange, refreshed every day after the US close, with roughly ten years of history where the asset has traded that long. Coverage spans thousands of stocks listed on Nasdaq, NYSE and NYSE American, thousands of ETFs, and the major crypto tokens traded against the dollar on Coinbase, all in one builder, benchmarked against the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100, and BTC. A token listed two years ago has two years of history, and we shorten the window rather than fill the gap.
Never. Indexes does not place orders, link a brokerage account, or hold, move, or custody any money. It is a track-and-analyze tool, not a broker. The object you work with is a named index you research, backtest, and monitor, not a trade. That is what keeps the product genuinely non-advisory and makes it usable anywhere without funding an account.