What to Do During Your 10-Day Gixodia Free Trial (Step-by-Step)
Day-by-day guide to making the most of your 10 days with Gixodia. What to watch, what to ignore.
So you started your free trial at /start. Now what? Here’s exactly what to do, day by day.
Day 1: Setup
Guided onboarding. An independent onboarding partner can walk you through opening your own broker account, and we help you install the bot, configure your risk slider, and activate it. Your only job after: don’t touch anything.
Day 2–3: Watch It Work
Open your platform once or twice. You’ll see trades opening and closing. Some small wins. Maybe a few losses. Don’t intervene.
Day 4: First Real Result
You should have ~30–50 completed trades. Most are wins. Account is slightly higher. Resist adding capital.
Day 5: Mid-Trial Check-In
Our team checks in whenever you need. Ask anything in plain English.
Day 6–7: Volatility Test
You’ll likely see a volatile session. Watch how the risk layer behaves: it scales positions down and tightens stops as drawdown approaches the limits you set. Institutional risk management in action.
Day 8–9: The Bigger Picture
Look at your balance versus day 1, and look at how the risk controls behaved during any volatile session. The point of these 10 days is to see how the software works on your own account, not to project a number forward; results vary and are never guaranteed.
Day 10: Decision Day
Either keep your subscription (just $199–$249/mo, cancel anytime), or walk away with no charge. Most users keep going. A small minority walk away, and we part as friends.
You Need Zero Experience
No trading knowledge. No technical knowledge. Just provide the broker account and watch the algorithm work.
Book Your Trial Now
10-day free trial. No charge during the trial. Cancel anytime. Start your 10-day free trial at /start. Personal, hands-on onboarding help is included at every step.
Risk Disclosure
Trading involves substantial risk. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Gixodia is software, not financial advice. We make no profit guarantees.