Stages
One payment, 12 months of growth, and the choice is yours again.
Two stages per organism, running from $148 to $2,450. What a stage costs follows from how much of the organism it wakes, and from nothing else — certainly not from any season's takings. Where the two stages diverge is marked row by row underneath.
Eabotnica Sequoia
The fully evolved flagship: one adaptive core watching several markets at once, giving its attention to whichever is trending and going dormant in the rest.
Stage 1
Sapling
$999
The whole trunk, guarded from the first day
Grow Sapling12-month licence · one charge
Stage 2 · most often planted
Heartwood
$2,450
Full crown, and our own preset
Grow Heartwood12-month licence · one charge
| Carried at each stage | Sapling | Heartwood |
|---|---|---|
| 01Trunk core: Sequoia's adaptive engine across up to six markets, with sap sizing, daylight hours per market, the frost guard and the weather pause | ✓ | ✓ |
| 02Full crown: the sap throttle, the canopy limit, the preset we grow it with ourselves and first place in the care queue | ✓ | |
| 03Sap sizing: every position drawn as a share of the account, whichever market it lands in | ✓ | ✓ |
| 04Watch list: up to six markets scored each session | ✓ | ✓ |
| 05Daylight hours per market: a session of its own for each | ✓ | ✓ |
| 06Frost guard, market by market: each symbol carries its own maximum spread and its own tolerance for a drifting fill | ✓ | ✓ |
| 07Weather pause: any market with a release marked against it steps back until the minutes around it have gone | ✓ | ✓ |
| 08Drought brake: one loss figure for the whole watch list, and the day shuts when it is met | ✓ | ✓ |
| 09Trellis: the whole watch list is grown against a 1:30 frame or gentler | ✓ | ✓ |
| 10Sap throttle: trims every position for as long as equity trails its last peak | ✓ | |
| 11Canopy limit: a hard count on how many of the six may stand open together | ✓ | |
| 12Our own preset: the exact settings Sequoia runs under in our plot | ✓ | |
| 13First place in the care queue | ✓ |
Eabotnica Sprout
The seedling of the colony: a quick-cycling intraday organism that re-reads volatility every session and only opens when the ground is right.
Stage 2 · most often planted
Shoot
$199
Hours and sizing in your hands
Grow Shoot12-month licence · one charge
| Carried at each stage | Seed | Shoot |
|---|---|---|
| 01Taproot engine: Sprout's intraday entry and exit logic on a seed lot, tuned to one pair | ✓ | ✓ |
| 02Photosynthesis layer: sap sizing, root depth you choose, daylight hours you set, the frost guard and the drought brake | ✓ | |
| 03Seed lot: one fixed lot per position | ✓ | ✓ |
| 04Set root depth: stop and target at fixed distances | ✓ | ✓ |
| 05Trellis: the frame it is grown against tops out at 1:30 leverage | ✓ | ✓ |
| 06Sap sizing: each position a percentage of balance | ✓ | |
| 07Root depth you choose: stop and target distances of your own | ✓ | |
| 08Daylight hours: the session in which it may open | ✓ | |
| 09Frost guard: stands the organism down for as long as the spread stays wider than the figure you set | ✓ | |
| 10Drought brake: a daily loss cap that closes the day | ✓ |
Eabotnica Canopy
The adaptive mid-engine: a swing organism that holds for days, grows its rules from the recent trend and prunes them when the trend dies.
Stage 2 · most often planted
Bloom
$599
Sized to the account, sheltered from the expensive hours
Grow Bloom12-month licence · one charge
| Carried at each stage | Bud | Bloom |
|---|---|---|
| 01Understory engine: Canopy's multi-day swing entries and trend-following exits on a seed lot | ✓ | ✓ |
| 02Canopy spread: sap sizing, the weather pause, the frost guard with slippage tolerance, the drought brake and the canopy limit | ✓ | |
| 03Seed lot: one fixed lot per position | ✓ | ✓ |
| 04Root depth you choose: stop and target distances of your own | ✓ | ✓ |
| 05Trellis: the frame it is grown against tops out at 1:30 leverage | ✓ | ✓ |
| 06Sap sizing: each position a percentage of balance | ✓ | |
| 07Weather pause: sits out the minutes either side of each release on your calendar | ✓ | |
| 08Frost guard: a width the spread may not exceed, plus how far a fill may drift before it is refused | ✓ | |
| 09Drought brake: a daily loss cap that closes the day | ✓ | |
| 10Canopy limit: a ceiling on positions open at once | ✓ |
Every stage includes
The packet is the same whichever stage you grow.
- One compiled organism (.ex5) for MetaTrader 5, nothing to activate
- A PDF care booklet carrying the profile your stage is licensed for
- A 12-month growing licence, its length printed before you pay
- A seed packet that opens the instant the payment settles
- A mailbox the growers read themselves
Term and delivery
A short growing season, start to finish.
The access period must be plain before you buy, so here it is as a timeline rather than a footnote.
- 01
Pay once
One card payment through our processor, with the term printed on the checkout before any details are typed. Nothing recurring is set up.
- 02
Harvest at once
The moment the payment settles the harvest page opens: your ZIP, your Seed Code and your sowing reference, all on one address that stays open.
- 03
12 months of growth
Your term begins on the day the card clears. Spend the first weeks on demo, go live small, and write to us at any point in those months when something needs tending.
- 04
Decide again
Roughly a month from the end, the cost of a fresh licence arrives by email. Ignoring that message costs nothing, because no card is touched without a purchase you deliberately make.
The term, in one sentence
A purchase is a 12-month growing licence for one stage of one organism, counted from the day you pay: one charge, no recurring billing, no self-renewal, and no open-ended access of any kind.
How the payment works
Whop runs the card form and takes the payment. The form sits on our grow page, but the card number never leaves theirs; what lands with us is a settled order and the address to send the packet to. Everything on this site is sold and licensed by Eabotnica. Whop handles the card payment as our payment processor and nothing more: it is not the seller, the supplier or the licensor of the software you receive.
Trading can lose you money. Any figure that ever appears here will be read off a public FX Blue page for a plot Eabotnica tends itself; it describes one plot we grow, not what yours will do. Growth log · About our figures · Refund window
Questions about stages
Prices, terms and moving up.
Is there anything recurring, hidden or otherwise?
Nothing. One card charge buys a 12-month growing licence; its length is printed on the grow page before the form appears, and no schedule, plan or renewal exists to bill you again.
The term ends. Then what?
The right to run that stage ends with it, and the organism should come off the chart. Before the final month is out, an email lands with the cost of a fresh licence. Taking it is a fresh decision each time, and nothing grown here runs on without an end date attached to it.
What does the second stage wake up?
The photosynthesis layer, or its equivalent higher up the colony: sap sizing in place of a seed lot, daylight hours you set, the frost guard, the drought brake, and further up the sap throttle, the canopy limit and our own preset. Read the marks in the ladder: a row without one is asleep at that stage.
Seed costs $148 and Heartwood costs $2,450. What is the gap buying?
A different organism, grown for a different grower. Seed is the seedling engine on one pair with nothing to set, priced so someone can watch adaptation at small scale. Heartwood is the flagship across up to six markets with every guard, the throttle, the limit and the preset we run ourselves. The gap is what is awake, never what is promised.
Can I re-pot to the higher stage later?
Yes, at any point while the term is still running. What you settle is the gap between the two prices, never the higher price over again; the replacement file appears on the harvest page you already have, and the months already spent go on counting down as they were.
Can I move down, or swap organisms?
Ask. Inside the refund window we will usually swap a stage for a cheaper one and return the difference. After it, a swap is a fresh purchase, though we are glad to advise before you make it.
What if the harvest page never opens, or the download fails?
Send the sowing reference, or the email address you paid with, to [email protected]. The file comes to you by hand, and a failed delivery is ours to put right rather than yours to chase.
When is money returned?
Because the packet opens the instant the payment settles, a completed purchase normally stands. Money comes back without argument when a charge was taken twice, when a payment settled but no packet ever opened, when the wrong stage arrived, or when the organism will not run at all. The Refund Window lists every case.