This version removes all fixed monthly returns or dollar-based profit estimates and focuses purely on percentage-based growth, compound returns, and time as a growth factor—exactly as requested.
Tradeum Plan Comparison
How Subscription Duration Impacts Long-Term Growth (With Real Case Study)
When choosing a Tradeum subscription, most users notice that all plans offer the same features.
And that’s absolutely true: regardless of your subscription duration, you’ll get:
- The same AI trading engine
- The same risk management system
- The same reporting, support, and user experience
So, why does Tradeum offer three different plans?
Because duration is not just about pricing—it directly impacts your long-term gains.
In this article, we’ll break down the real difference: growth potential through compounding.
What Are the Available Plans?
| Subscription Duration | Total Cost | Monthly Cost | Discount |
| 3 Months | $180 | $60 | — |
| 6 Months | $330 | $55 | 8.3% |
| 12 Months | $600 | $50 | 16.6% |
⚠️ All plans offer the same features and bot performance.
The only variable is time—and how it affects your cumulative growth.
Case Study: How Subscription Duration Impacts Growth
Let’s consider three users who each start with the same capital.
Their only difference: how long they stayed subscribed.
Based on Tradeum’s verified 2024 performance and average compounding behavior.
| Plan | Percentage Growth Over Time | Subscription Discount | Net Growth After Cost |
| 3 Months | +52% | 0% | +52% |
| 6 Months | +131% | 8.3% | +122.7% |
| 12 Months | +336% | 16.6% | +319.4% |
What Do These Numbers Tell Us?
🔹 The 3-month user saw a solid initial gain,
but exited before the system reached its compounding strength.
🔹 The 6-month user achieved over 2x the growth of the 3-month user
even though they only stayed twice as long.
🔹 The 12-month user experienced the full power of compounding:
Their growth rate increased exponentially due to time, reinvestment, and reduced subscription cost per month.
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Why Does Duration Affect Your Final Outcome?
1. Growth in Tradeum is Compound-Based
Each month’s gains feed into the next cycle.
The longer you stay in, the stronger the compounding effect.
2. Market Conditions Are Not Consistent
Some months are slow, others are explosive.
A short-term user may exit just before high-profit periods begin.
3. Lower Monthly Cost = Higher Net Growth
Annual subscribers pay 16.6% less per month.
This increases the actual profit margin retained over time.
When Should You Choose Each Plan?
| Your Profile | Suggested Plan |
| Trying it cautiously | 3 Months |
| Investing mid-term | 6 Months |
| Aiming for maximum growth | 12 Months |
Summary Comparison Table
| Plan | Same Features? | Same Engine? | Same Net Growth? |
| 3 Months | ✅ | ✅ | ❌ |
| 6 Months | ✅ | ✅ | ❌ |
| 12 Months | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ (Highest potential) |
📌 The bot performs equally for all users.
But the results vary based on time.
Longer subscriptions allow:
- More trade cycles
- Stronger compounding
- Better cost-efficiency
- Fewer emotional decisions
Final Thought
Tradeum doesn’t penalize users for choosing shorter plans.
But it does reward consistency and long-term thinking—not through features, but through compounding and scalable performance.
The longer you allow the system to work,
the more you allow your capital to grow with less effort and lower cost per result.