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QuantMan vs QuantPower

This QuantMan vs QuantPower comparison covers two no-code platforms for automating options strategies in India. The QuantPower Standard plan is free during the Beta (₹299/month after); Professional is ₹499/month and Ultimate ₹999/month, GST extra. See pricing.

Evaluate QuantPower

  • Price per strategy. The Standard plan is free during the Beta; see pricing for each plan's daily allowances.
  • Low starting price. The Standard plan is free during the Beta; see pricing for each plan's daily allowances.
  • Signal trading. Indicator signals, such as TradingView alerts, can place orders on your account.
  • A stop loss on the whole position. The MTM stop loss exits when the combined profit or loss of your positions reaches your limit.
  • Trading tools in one place. The advanced option chain, live trading terminal, multiple charts and iceberg orders sit in the same platform.

Evaluate QuantMan

  • Adjustment rules. Adjustments, strike multipliers and calendar spreads on Premium suit traders who manage positions with detailed rules.
  • Indicator library. More than 80 technical indicators for building entry and exit conditions.
  • Backtest credits and history. Each plan includes a set number of backtests, with more than six years of history, according to QuantMan.
  • More brokers. QuantMan says it works with more than 25 Indian brokers.
Key point
QuantMan suits traders who want detailed adjustment rules, such as strike changes and calendar spreads, inside their strategies. Evaluate QuantPower’s signal trading and combined-position risk controls against your needs. QuantPower's Standard plan is free during the Beta.

QuantMan vs QuantPower at a glance

QuantManQuantPower
Main useNo-code options algo building, backtesting and live deploymentOptions analysis, backtesting, algo bots and signal trading
Pricing modelPlans with live deployment and backtest creditsStandard free during the Beta; see pricing
Free trial7 daysYes
Strategy featuresOver 80 indicators, adjustments, calendar spreads, strike multipliersNo-code strategy builder with entry, exit and stop rules
BacktestingBacktest credits in each planStandard free during the Beta; see pricing
Practice before going liveForward testing, using live creditsPaper trading on live prices
Live strategiesOne live credit per strategyStandard free during the Beta; see pricing
Stop lossesStrategy-level exitsStrategy exits plus an MTM stop loss on combined positions
BrokersMore than 25 Indian brokers, by QuantMan's count100+ Indian brokers, including Wisdom Capital, Zerodha, Upstox, Fyers and IIFL Capital
Who it suitsTraders who manage positions with detailed adjustment rulesTraders who run many strategies at a fixed price

Pricing

QuantMan prices exclude GST:

PlanMonthly billingYearly billingIncludes
Basic₹1,300 a month₹13,000 a year4 live deployment credits, 250 backtest credits
Premium₹3,300 a month₹29,000 a year10 live deployment credits, 1,000 backtest credits

Extra live credits cost ₹250 a month each. One live credit runs one strategy, and forward tests use live credits too. QuantMan offers a 7-day free trial, and its guides also describe a larger Pro plan, billed yearly.

QuantPower prices also exclude GST:

PlanMonthly priceIncludes
StandardProposed ₹299, GST extraFinal allowance pending; see pricing
ProfessionalProposed ₹499, GST extraFinal allowance pending; see pricing
UltimateProposed ₹999, GST extraFinal allowance pending; see pricing

Yearly billing is also offered, and there is a free trial. The Standard plan is free during the Beta; see pricing for each plan's daily allowances.

Cost for the same use

UseQuantMan, billed monthlyQuantPower
2 live strategies₹1,300 (Basic)Standard free during the Beta; see pricing
4 live strategies₹1,300 (Basic)Standard free during the Beta; see pricing
10 live strategies₹3,300 (Premium)Standard free during the Beta; see pricing
14 live strategies₹4,300 (Premium plus 4 extra credits)Standard free during the Beta; see pricing

The table compares the number of live strategies only. QuantMan's plans include features, such as a set number of backtest credits and, on Premium, adjustment rules, that are not part of this count, so weigh them against the price. Neither column includes brokerage. The Standard plan is free during the Beta; see pricing for each plan's daily allowances.

Building strategies

QuantMan's builder centres on detailed position management. It offers more than 80 technical indicators and, on Premium, adjustment rules that act when the market moves, strike multipliers and calendar spreads across expiries. Backtests draw on more than six years of history, according to QuantMan.

QuantPower's strategy builder covers the legs, entries, exits and stops of an options strategy, without code. Signal trading adds orders from indicator alerts, such as TradingView alerts, and the MTM stop loss watches the combined profit or loss of every open position. If your strategy depends on adjustment rules, check how each rule can be set up in QuantPower before you move it.

How QuantPower places automated orders

QuantPower is trading software, not a broker or an adviser, and it gives no tips or calls. Each strategy is your own set of rules, and you can see all of them.

Orders go from your own broker account through the broker's official API, with your own API key, from a static IP registered with your broker. They start only after your daily broker login with two-factor authentication. Self-built strategies stay within SEBI's order-rate limit for them, fewer than 10 orders a second, and your funds and securities stay with your broker.

Moving a strategy from QuantMan

  1. Note the setup. Legs, strikes, entry and exit times, stop losses and any adjustment rules.
  2. Connect your broker with your own API key and a static IP registered with it.
  3. Rebuild the strategy in the strategy builder, and check how each adjustment rule carries over.
  4. Backtest it and compare the results with QuantMan's.
  5. Paper trade it for a few weeks on live prices.
  6. Stop the QuantMan deployment before going live on QuantPower, so the strategy does not trade twice.
Deploying a strategy as an algo bot on a broker account (sample data)Deploying a strategy as an algo bot on a broker account (sample data)
Deploying a strategy as an algo bot on a broker account (sample data)

If you are weighing other plan-based platforms too, see Tradetron vs QuantPower and AlgoTest vs QuantPower.

Start your free trial

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Frequently asked questions

How much does QuantMan cost?

Basic costs ₹1,300 a month, or ₹13,000 a year, with four live deployment credits. Premium costs ₹3,300 a month, or ₹29,000 a year, with ten. Prices exclude GST.

Does QuantMan have a free trial?

Yes, QuantMan offers a seven-day free trial. QuantPower also starts with a free trial.

What is a QuantMan live deployment credit?

One credit runs one strategy live, and forward tests use credits too. Extra credits cost ₹250 a month each.

Which is cheaper, QuantMan or QuantPower?

The Standard plan is free during the Beta; see pricing for each plan's daily allowances. QuantMan's adjustment features are part of what its price buys.

Does QuantPower limit the number of live strategies?

The Standard plan is free during the Beta; see pricing for each plan's daily allowances. Your broker's limits and SEBI's order-rate limit for self-built algos, fewer than 10 orders a second, still apply.

Can I run QuantMan and QuantPower on one broker account?

Yes, but make sure the two platforms never run the same strategy, or your positions will double.

Sources

  • QuantMan: plans and quota FAQ, platform guide and pricing guide at quantman.trade (checked 20 October 2026)
  • QuantPower: plans and features on the pricing page (checked 20 October 2026)
  • Zerodha: Kite Connect API charges, on support.zerodha.com (checked 20 October 2026)
  • TradingView Help Center: documentation on alerts and webhooks (tradingview.com)
  • SEBI: circular on safer participation of retail investors in algorithmic trading, 4 February 2025
QuantMan is a trademark of its owner. This comparison uses public information that can change, so check each provider's website before you decide. It is for information only and is not investment advice. Trading involves substantial risk.