Moomoo launches paid trading toolkit called Moomoo Engine

Moomoo, a subsidiary of a Nasdaq-listed company, has launched a product called Moomoo Engine, a set of trading tools organized into three workflows: Fundamental Engine, Options Engine, and Technical Engine, according to a press release.

The product is available as a paid subscription at $3.99 per month or $39.90 per year, with the fee automatically reduced to $0.99 per month when account assets exceed $1,000 at the time of billing. Access is limited to eligible Moomoo Financial Inc. brokerage account holders.

The Fundamental Engine includes seven research tools, among them an AI-generated briefing, earnings analysis, Wall Street consensus estimates, institutional research, valuation models, revenue analytics, and an institutional ownership tracker. The Options Engine offers seven tools covering options flow data, strategy building, profit and loss simulation, and no-code algorithmic trading. The Technical Engine includes real-time Level 3 order depth, volume profile, an indicators backtester, custom alerts, and advanced order types.

"Investors today have access to more data and tools than ever before, but those tools are often fragmented across different platforms, subscriptions and workflows," said Neil McDonald, CEO of Moomoo U.S. "With Moomoo Engine, we're bringing professional-grade research, options analysis, and technical trading tools together into a single experience that helps investors turn insights into action more efficiently."

The launch follows other recent platform additions, including agentic investing, Web3 wallet integration, and access to prediction markets. Moomoo said it plans to add more engines and capabilities over time.

Moomoo states it serves more than 30 million investors across markets including the U.S., Singapore, Australia, Japan, Canada, Malaysia, and New Zealand.

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