TradeDay Reset vs Renewal Costs + Coupon Code AUDIT

Buying a TradeDay evaluation reset does not postpone the next subscription renewal. An automatic reset on renewal applies only when the dashboard shows NOT BEING EVALUATED when the payment is received. These two rules matter when deciding whether to pay for an immediate restart or wait. Verified code AUDIT gives 55% off the evaluation offer; reset and recurring-discount coverage are separate questions.

Coupon summary

This guide focuses on restarting a failed evaluation and the next bill. For funded withdrawals, use the separate Quick Pay payout explanation or Fast Pass payout-cycle guide.

Two clocks can run at once

The monthly billing policy says the membership starts with the initial payment and renews every 30 days. A paid reset restarts the evaluation but does not replace membership or alter that schedule. Billing ends after passing or cancellation; membership cannot be paused.

Consider an illustrative account with three days remaining before renewal. Paying for a reset today can produce an immediate reset charge and another subscription charge three days later. Calling that reset a fresh month would understate the budget.

The amount of the next subscription payment should come from the actual account's renewal terms. The calculation below does not assume AUDIT remains valid on each rebill.

An auto-reset cannot be saved

The renewal policy makes the dashboard status at payment time decisive. If the evaluation is active, renewal does not provide a stored reset token for a later failure.

For example, a trader could renew while actively evaluated and fail two sessions afterward. That later failure does not convert the earlier renewal into a banked reset. Conversely, a failed account showing the required inactive-evaluation status when payment arrives falls within the policy's auto-reset description.

Save the billing date and status as separate fields. A calendar reminder alone cannot establish whether the account qualifies for that reset condition.

Current reset prices disagree in official sources

The help-center table and homepage pricing cards show different figures for some configurations. The following selected examples show the conflict rather than presenting one as a guaranteed payable total.

Sources: official billing table and current pricing cards, checked 6 October 2026. Do not apply the 55% evaluation coupon to these reset figures without explicit reset scope.

A spending worksheet that does not assume the answer

Suppose the reset order quotes $60 and the next subscription charge shown in the account is R. An immediate reset followed by that renewal costs $60 plus R, before extras. Waiting for renewal costs R at that point if the account remains subscribed. The immediate difference is $60, while the trade-off is the time before another attempt and the applicable reset status.

Use the real order quote and actual next bill for R. If the account instead quotes $59, substitute $59; the framework stays the same. Neither option guarantees passing or makes another evaluation fee recoverable.

The failure policy also requires active membership for purchased resets. Cancellation followed by a reset purchase is not a way to retain ongoing evaluation access without membership.

Applying AUDIT and recording the next charge

1. 1Select the intended Quick Pay or Fast Pass evaluation and size.
2. 2Apply AUDIT and review the evaluation discount separately from any extras.
3. 3Save the first charge, renewal date and stated recurring amount.
4. 4If the evaluation fails, read its dashboard status and reset quote.
5. 5Compare the reset amount plus the unchanged next bill with waiting for renewal.
6. 6If canceling, follow the firm's cancellation process and verify confirmation rather than assuming a failed evaluation stops billing.

See the complete TradeDay deal for the wider plan tables. We may earn a commission through affiliate links. Evaluation purchases carry risk of losing fees, and discounted access does not guarantee funding or payouts.