Good service Good service. Can be cumbersome to learn and configure, but worth it. Update: Removed 1 star for providing my email address to TrustPilot, which is now spamming me. :/ Also, commissions should be paid immediately for referrals. Something changed with the referral program AFTER I had gotten a referral - and I still haven't gotten paid for it. Update #2: I started receiving marketing emails from TrustPilot after the survey was completed. And they are being sent to a unique email address that I only provided to shrimpy. Don't provide customer information to other companies, please, or this could happen. Per my correspondence from Shrimpy, the referral program was changed in October 2021. I have a referral on the books from prior to that date that still hasn't been paid.

Solid Site for a Rebalance Strategy ...only dropped a star because I liked it more when a manual rebalance was easy from the dashboard and the chat was more general (only split between support and users trading strategies). Now you have to follow a leader and participate in that particular leaders chat. Not as much general info gleaned from following one person. Still the simplest way to use a portfolio rebalancing strategy though. Clean, easy to understand site.

Good experience Good experience. I like using shrimpy to set my stop loss. However, I wish there is an option to pick a portfolio to allocate all asset instead of always default to use primary portfolio (when set up my automation). Thx.

I decided not to renew my account for a…- see comment above I decided not to renew my account for a further year, due to the fact that I have wound up making almost no trades. Although I thought I had communicated that, my subscription in fact auto-renewed. So I requested cancellation and a refund, and these were processed promptly and professionally. Thank you

Only 3/5 !? This is inaccurate Only 3/5 !? Shrimpy deserve a 5/5. They succeed to make simple indexes/portfolios management unlike competitors (I have tried) and without pointless "technical" sequins and gloss. Blog posts are old but still relevant and very instructive, in particular those about backtesting.