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Profit-share commissions & fees

Profit-share commissions & fees

At Algocrat AI, we've tailored our billing approach to ensure fairness and clarity for you as an client. Our profit-share model means you only pay when you make profits. There are no fixed fees, no management charges, or upfront payments. If your tradings don’t yield returns, you won't pay anything. This structure is designed to align our interests with yours, focusing on generating successful outcomes.
How our profit-share commissions work

The profit-share commission you pay depends on your account balance. This tiered structure is designed to be both fair and motivating, encouraging longer-term trading and minimizing frequent withdrawals. Here's how it works:

  • 25,000-50,000 USD/USDT = 25% of your profits
  • 50,000-100,000 USD/USDT = 22.5% of your profits
  • 100,000-250,000 USD/USDT = 20% of your profits
  • 250,000-500,000 USD/USDT = 17.5% of your profits
  • +500,000 USD/USDT = 15% of your profits
This structure ensures that the more you invest and the longer you stay invested, the more favorable the terms become.
High-water mark principle

At Algocrat AI, we adhere to the high-water mark principle when calculating profit-share commissions, a method that emphasizes fairness and aligns our success with yours. This principle is particularly important in the realm of account balance management, as it ensures that performance fees are only levied on genuine profits, excluding any recovery of previous losses. Here’s a closer look at how it works:

Understanding the High-water mark principle

The high-water mark represents the highest value your account has attained, post any deductions for profit-share fees. It serves as a threshold that must be surpassed before any new profit-share fees can be applied.

How it works

  • 1. No fee on losses: Should your account undergo a loss during any month, no profit-share fee will be charged for that period. Our focus is on fostering a profitable growth of your account balance, recognizing that real success comes from net gains rather than short-term fluctuations.
  • 2. Recovery before new fees: For any profit-share fees to be considered in the future, your account first needs to recover from previous losses, reaching a new high water mark. This ensures that you are not penalized for merely recouping losses and that any performance-related fees are a reflection of true profit beyond the previously established peak.
  • 3. Charging fees on new gains: Once your account not only rebounds from any downturns but also accrues new profits, profit-share fees will then be assessed solely on these additional gains. This means you will only see a profit-share fee when your account's value exceeds its highest recorded level, ensuring that fees reflect genuine progress and prosperity in your portfolio.