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// Compare

Which one do you actually need?

Four products, and they're not versions of each other. Two of them don't include a signal tool at all, and one of them is free forever. Here's all of it in one table, with the honest version of who each one is for.

// Everything, side by side
Free
$0
Nightwing
$9.99/mo
Raven
$39.99/mo
Membership
$129/mo
On the chart
Arkham ORB
Opening range, volume-backed breakouts. Public script.
ORB Raven
Every breakout marked, with entry, stop, both targets and your size. No grading, no filtering.
ORB PRO (Knightfall)
Grades every breakout A+ to F, filters the ones that don't qualify, sizes by grade.
Knightfall Auto Trader
Hands-off execution through your own bridge and broker.
Stack V1 & Volume Engine
Multi-timeframe trend confirmation and volume context.
Beside the chart & after the close
Nexus 2.0
Chrome side panel — position sizing, economic calendar, multi-timeframe analysis, trade logging.
Member platform
Dashboard, trade journal, backtest workspace, broker importer, prop-account trackers.
Playbook & knowledge base
The Knightfall course
The written course on running the graded system. Open to every signed-in member, including the tiers that don't include Knightfall itself.
The community
Free Discord
Open to everyone, subscription or not — including the #fsd-x-orb-raven channel.
Live trade room
Every market morning, 8:30 AM CT.
SCOUT live alerts & VIP channels
Signing up
Free trial
Nothing to trial 7 days
monthly only
7 days
monthly only
30 days
Longer terms
3, 6, 12 months 3, 6, 12 months Quarterly, annual
Performance data published
Whether the product has a backtest or track record of its own.
None None None Backtest & live record

About that last row. The backtest and live track record on this site belong to ORB PRO (Knightfall) and to nothing else. Raven is an indicator — it marks breakouts and draws levels, it never finds out what happened next, and it has no win rate to publish. Nightwing records your trading; it doesn't produce any. Neither one inherits Knightfall's numbers, and we won't present them as if it does.

// Two things people get wrong
Nightwing isn't a cheap Raven

They're built for different people. Nightwing gives you nothing to put on a chart — it's for a trader who already has a strategy and wants the record-keeping around it. Raven puts levels on the chart. If you want something to trade from, Nightwing isn't the cheaper option, it's the wrong one.

Raven isn't a cut-down Knightfall

Same range detection, same stop placement, same target selection — so the levels are identical. What Knightfall adds is judgment: it grades each breakout and refuses the ones that don't qualify. If you want that call made for you, pay for it. If you'd rather make it yourself, paying for it would only get in your way.

// Changing your mind later
Upgrade any time

Through Whop, whenever you want. Your journal entries, tracked accounts and backtest history stay attached to your site account, so nothing is lost moving up.

Everything unlocks the same way

Whatever you pick, access is instant through Whop — claim your scripts, sign in here, activate Nexus. The Getting Started guide covers it.

Full members have it all

Raven, Nexus and the platform are part of the membership already. If you're on the $129 plan there's nothing here to buy separately.