Pricing

Resolves: what does Autopilot cost to use? The Advisory Fee is a cash subscription. Pilot subscriptions are separate and add on if you follow more than one Pilot.

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Advisory Fee (Form CRS)

Autopilot's Advisory Fee is a fixed Base Advisory & Licensing Fee, charged in advance on a quarterly or yearly cycle. It is a cash subscription. Autopilot does not charge an AUM fee. The Advisory Fee does not multiply by how many Pilots you follow. Listed Pilot subscription amounts are separate from that Advisory Fee. If you subscribe to more than one Pilot, those Pilot subscription amounts add on. They are not deducted from net. Broker-dealer transaction fees, wire fees, margin costs, and fund expense ratios are charged by your broker-dealer and apply on top of any Autopilot fee. See Form ADV Part 2A and Form CRS for the current schedule. Specific fees are set out in your Investment Advisory Agreement.

Autopilot's Advisory Fee is a cash subscription, not an AUM percentage. It does not multiply by how many Pilots you follow. Listed Pilot subscription amounts are separate from that Advisory Fee. If you subscribe to more than one Pilot, those Pilot subscription amounts add on. They are not deducted from net.

Current Pilot subscription amounts are the 5:00 AM America/New_York snapshot, held until the next rebuild. They are not fetched when the page loads, not part of the published fact-sheet record used for net returns, and not an advertised Autopilot Advisory Fee.

Published Pilot subscriptions