The Nasdaq-listed broker is selling Platinum+ benefits, previously gated by a $50,000 balance, for $149.99 a year.
The launch extends a cheaper subscription rolled out in November and mirrors the model behind Robinhood Gold's growth.
eToro is
opening its Platinum+ membership tier to subscribers for $14.99 a month or
$149.99 a year, removing a $50,000 account-balance requirement that previously
gated the broker's higher-end perks.
The
Nasdaq-listed firm announced the upgraded plan today (Tuesday), building on a
cheaper Platinum subscription it introduced last year.
The plan
will roll out first in the United Kingdom and the European Union, with other
regions to follow, and includes a seven-day free trial. It extends a Platinum-tier subscription eToro
introduced in November at $4.99 a month, which first opened the broker's loyalty
benefits to users sitting below its balance thresholds.
Subscribers
also get unlimited access to Tori, eToro's AI investing companion, which
incorporates real-time market sentiment from X via Grok 4.2, plus a
complimentary digital subscription to The Wall Street Journal.
Etay Cohen, eToro's Chief Customer Officer
Existing
Platinum subscribers can upgrade immediately, with the remaining balance
prorated, eToro said.
"The
upgraded plan allows even more investors to access enhanced rewards,
professional tools and premium experiences regardless of the balance in their
trading account," Etay Cohen, eToro's Chief Customer Officer, said in a
statement.
Robinhood's Subscription
Playbook Goes Mainstream
eToro is
leaning on a model that Robinhood has spent years building out. Robinhood Gold,
priced at $5 a month, ended the third quarter with 3.9 million subscribers and roughly
$88 million in subscription-related revenue for the period, double the year-earlier
figure, according to the US broker's November earnings release.
Trading 212
and Revolut have moved in similar directions in Europe, layering
interest-bearing accounts and tiered card products onto their core trading
apps.
Since
listing, the firm has rolled out new products at a fast clip, including
AI-built Alpha portfolios, a stock-lending
program for European clients, and a 1% crypto-to-stock cashback program
aimed at addressing its heavy revenue concentration in digital assets, which
accounted for 91% of second-quarter revenue.
Subscription
income is, in principle, less correlated with the next crypto cycle. eToro has
not disclosed how many users signed up for the November Platinum plan, the
figure that will determine whether Platinum+ moves the needle on earnings or
simply repackages the existing rewards program for a paying audience.
eToro is
opening its Platinum+ membership tier to subscribers for $14.99 a month or
$149.99 a year, removing a $50,000 account-balance requirement that previously
gated the broker's higher-end perks.
The
Nasdaq-listed firm announced the upgraded plan today (Tuesday), building on a
cheaper Platinum subscription it introduced last year.
The plan
will roll out first in the United Kingdom and the European Union, with other
regions to follow, and includes a seven-day free trial. It extends a Platinum-tier subscription eToro
introduced in November at $4.99 a month, which first opened the broker's loyalty
benefits to users sitting below its balance thresholds.
Subscribers
also get unlimited access to Tori, eToro's AI investing companion, which
incorporates real-time market sentiment from X via Grok 4.2, plus a
complimentary digital subscription to The Wall Street Journal.
Etay Cohen, eToro's Chief Customer Officer
Existing
Platinum subscribers can upgrade immediately, with the remaining balance
prorated, eToro said.
"The
upgraded plan allows even more investors to access enhanced rewards,
professional tools and premium experiences regardless of the balance in their
trading account," Etay Cohen, eToro's Chief Customer Officer, said in a
statement.
Robinhood's Subscription
Playbook Goes Mainstream
eToro is
leaning on a model that Robinhood has spent years building out. Robinhood Gold,
priced at $5 a month, ended the third quarter with 3.9 million subscribers and roughly
$88 million in subscription-related revenue for the period, double the year-earlier
figure, according to the US broker's November earnings release.
Trading 212
and Revolut have moved in similar directions in Europe, layering
interest-bearing accounts and tiered card products onto their core trading
apps.
Since
listing, the firm has rolled out new products at a fast clip, including
AI-built Alpha portfolios, a stock-lending
program for European clients, and a 1% crypto-to-stock cashback program
aimed at addressing its heavy revenue concentration in digital assets, which
accounted for 91% of second-quarter revenue.
Subscription
income is, in principle, less correlated with the next crypto cycle. eToro has
not disclosed how many users signed up for the November Platinum plan, the
figure that will determine whether Platinum+ moves the needle on earnings or
simply repackages the existing rewards program for a paying audience.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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