DealSize
DealSize is a browser-based AI platform for traders, pairing a conversational market assistant with advanced charts, a stock screener, news and an economic calendar, and connecting to easyMarkets, XM and Tickmill for portfolio tracking and order placement.
What is DealSize?
DealSize is a web platform that puts an AI assistant on top of live market data. It is published by DealSize Technologies LTD, based in Tel Aviv, Israel, and its own strapline is blunt about the audience: Made for Traders.
The centre of the product is a chat box asking "How can I help you?". You type or dictate a question about an instrument and get an answer back: the RSI of EURUSD, a technical analysis of XAUUSD, key support and resistance levels, whether a symbol is trending bullish or bearish. Answers can be requested short or long. Around that assistant sits a feature the company calls AI-Nalysis, which applies the same reasoning to your portfolio, to the news feed, to economic events, to strategies and to individual instruments.
The reasoning model depends on the plan. The pricing page lists Claude Haiku 4.5 on Retail, Claude Sonnet 4.6 alongside it on Desk, and Claude Opus 4.6 on Institutional. The pricing FAQ, less consistently, credits "the latest GPT models".
Coverage is multi-asset, spanning stocks, ETFs, forex, indices, commodities and cryptocurrencies, and the modules line up in a sidebar: Markets, News, an economic Calendar filterable by impact and country, a stock Screener with descriptive, essential, financial and technical columns, a stock comparison tool, Strategies sortable by horizon and risk, a personal Watchlist, market movers, and a six-level market sentiment gauge running from extreme fear to extreme bullishness.
ChartDS is the charting workspace: advanced charts, saved layouts and indicator templates, with order entry routed to a connected broker, including limit and stop orders, stop loss and take profit. DealSize connects to easyMarkets, XM and Tickmill through an MT5 account, and a demo account can be created straight from the chart.
Onboarding asks for an investment horizon, a risk level, a stated financial proficiency, preferred asset classes and sectors, and tailors the feed accordingly. The interface runs in ten languages, in light or dark mode, entirely in the browser. Two limits are stated on the site itself: No Investment Advice Provided sits on the dashboard, and the service is not open everywhere, unsupported regions being shown a waiting-list page instead.
What it does
- Ask market questions in plain language and get a technical read on any covered instrument
- Run AI analysis across your portfolio, the news feed, economic events, strategies and individual instruments
- Chart with saved layouts and indicator templates, then place an order through a connected broker
- Connect an easyMarkets, XM or Tickmill account through MT5 and import your positions
- Screen stocks on descriptive, essential, financial and technical filters, or compare two of them side by side
- Follow economic events filtered by impact, by country and by date range
- Build a watchlist and explore strategies ranked by horizon, risk and performance
When to use DealSize / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if DealSize is the right fit.
When to use DealSize
- Active retail traders who want a fast technical read on a symbol: RSI, support and resistance levels, trend direction
- Multi-asset investors following stocks, ETFs, forex, indices, commodities and cryptocurrencies from a single screen
- Traders holding an easyMarkets, XM or Tickmill account who want analysis, charting and order entry in the same window
- Portfolio owners who want a 30-day read on realised P&L, win ratio and average holding time for winning and losing trades
- Market watchers and financial writers who need a stock screener, a news feed and an economic calendar side by side
When not to use DealSize
- Anyone looking for investment advice or buy and sell recommendations: the platform states on every screen that none is provided
- Developers wanting to build on the data, since no public API documentation exists and the terms forbid commercial use of the services and APIs
- Traders who need a native iOS or Android application, as DealSize runs in the browser only
- Heavy users on a tight budget: the entry plan is capped at 25 AI queries per month
- Users in regions DealSize has not opened yet, who are shown a waiting-list page instead of the product
How to use DealSize
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Open the site in a browser: there is nothing to install, on desktop, tablet or mobile alike
- Create an account, or sign in if you already have one
- Complete the four onboarding steps: name and country, then investment horizon, risk level and financial proficiency, then asset classes, then sectors
- Ask the assistant a first question about any instrument, choosing a short or a long answer
- Open ChartDS to chart that symbol, save a layout and apply an indicator template
- Optionally connect an easyMarkets, XM or Tickmill account through MT5 to import your portfolio
- Or create a demo trading account directly from ChartDS if you would rather not link a live one
- Review your positions and your 30-day performance: realised P&L, win ratio and average holding time
- Add instruments to your watchlist and set the calendar filters that matter to you, by impact and country
- Adjust preferences and billing later from Settings, keeping an eye on the counter of queries left in the cycle
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Low entry price, with the Retail plan at USD 4.99 per month
- Broad asset coverage in one tool: stocks, ETFs, forex, indices, commodities and cryptocurrencies
- A real broker connection with order entry, not read-only market analysis
- Nothing to install, since everything runs in the browser on desktop, tablet or mobile
- Interface available in ten languages, with light and dark modes
- Plan changes apply immediately, and switching to yearly billing applies the discount with no promo code
- The feed adapts to a declared horizon, risk level, proficiency, asset classes and sectors
Cons
- Tight query quotas: 25 per month on Retail, 75 on Desk and 150 on Institutional
- No postal address is published anywhere; the privacy policy says only "Tel Aviv, Israel"
- No native mobile application and no documented public API
- Terms of use and privacy policy are dated May 2023 and have not kept pace with the product
- Under the CCPA the company states it has sold identifiers, network activity and inferences to advertising networks, analytics providers and social networks
- No DPA, no named subprocessor list, no published security certification, and no documented way to opt out of model training
- Availability is geographically restricted, with no public list of the countries covered
Pricing & Plans
There is no permanent free plan. A seven-day free trial is announced when a plan is selected, after which the lowest price point is the Retail plan at USD 4.99 per month, or USD 55.00 when billed yearly. It should be noted that the pricing page's own description still refers to a "Free" tier, whereas the plans actually served are Retail, Desk and Institutional, all of them paid.
- advanced reasoning with Claude Haiku 4.5
- 25 queries per month
- unlimited threads
- 10 chart layouts
- 10 indicator templates
- advanced reasoning with Claude Sonnet 4.6 and Claude Haiku 4.5
- 75 queries per month
- unlimited threads
- 25 chart layouts
- 25 indicator templates
- advanced reasoning with Claude Opus 4.6 and Claude Haiku 4.5
- 150 queries per month
- unlimited threads
- 40 chart layouts
- 40 indicator templates
- fast resolution speed
- advanced charts
- Broker Connect
- and AI-Nalysis for portfolio
- news
- events
- strategies and instruments
- A seven-day free trial is offered when a plan is selected
- and a Contact us route is available for requirements outside the published grid
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how DealSize handles your data.
GDPR overview
GDPR is addressed directly. The privacy policy carries a dedicated European Privacy Information section for visitors from the EEA, the United Kingdom and certain other European territories. It names the controller, DealSize Technologies Ltd of Tel Aviv, Israel, and lists the rights available: access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction, portability, withdrawal of consent, opt-out of marketing and complaint to a local supervisory authority. Four legal bases are stated: performance of a contract, legal obligation, legitimate interests and consent. On transfers, the text relies on the European Union and United Kingdom adequacy decision covering Israel, and mentions Standard Contractual Clauses for other territories. Requests go to info@dealsize.ai. Two gaps stand out: no Article 27 EU representative is designated, and no data protection officer is named. The policy is dated 15 May 2023.
Who owns the data?
Under the Terms of Use, DealSize Technologies LTD owns the platform and what it serves: all rights and titles in DealSize and in the information made available through it belong exclusively to DealSize, its affiliates or its data providers. Market data is produced by a proprietary derivation process, and raw data is never accessible to clients. Anything you submit through the contact form or as feedback becomes DealSize property outright, with no confidentiality obligation and no compensation to you. For personal data, the controller is DealSize Technologies Ltd, Tel Aviv, Israel. You may request deletion of your account, though data already integrated into the platform is retained.
Reuse rights
Reuse is permitted, but strictly on DealSize's terms. The Terms of Use grant every user the right to reuse snapshots of DealSize content, analyses, articles, press releases and other publications, including in education sessions and video broadcasts, on one condition: DealSize attribution must remain clearly visible at all times, in a font no smaller than 8pt. Where attribution cannot be displayed, the product used must be named, for example "By DealSize". Widgets taken from the site must keep the attribution as originally designed. Everything else requires prior written consent: sublicensing, transferring, selling, distributing for payment, framing, data mining, scraping, decompiling, and commercial use of the services or APIs. Breaching the attribution rule can lead to a permanent ban and to legal action.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
DealSize's privacy policy states that the site servers are located in the United States and Israel, while group companies, third-party service providers and partners operate around the world. Personal data may therefore be processed in any of those jurisdictions. For transfers out of Europe, the policy relies on the adequacy decision by which the European Union and the United Kingdom recognise Israel as providing adequate protection for personal information received from the EEA and the UK. For transfers to other territories, it undertakes to apply appropriate safeguards, and mentions Standard Contractual Clauses for EEA and UK personal information. Infrastructure checks are consistent with this: the domain resolves to an anycast address on Amazon's network, geolocated in the United States. There is no data residency option, so customers cannot choose a hosting country or an EU-only region, and no hosting provider, data centre or subprocessor is named anywhere on the site. Only broad categories of third parties are listed: hosting and infrastructure providers, IT services, email service providers, advertising partners and payment processors.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting DealSize.
- Financial loss comes first: the terms disclaim all liability for losses arising from decisions taken on the strength of anything shown here, and day trading is singled out as capable of costing substantial sums
- An assistant that answers instantly and confidently invites over-trading, tempting you to act on every reading rather than on a plan
- Outsourcing the analysis erodes the skill, as leaning on generated technical reads can quietly replace learning to read a chart yourself
- Confirmation bias is easy to feed: ask the same question enough different ways and the answer will eventually agree with the position you already wanted
- Personal data is commercialised, the company stating under the CCPA that it has sold identifiers, network activity and inferences to advertising networks, analytics providers and social networks
- Anything submitted through the contact form becomes DealSize property, with no confidentiality obligation and no compensation
- The interface is built for engagement, and live movers, a sentiment gauge and a rolling news feed can turn market monitoring into a compulsive habit
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Setup is easy. DealSize runs entirely in the browser on desktop, tablet or mobile, with nothing to install and no API key to manage. You create an account, complete a four-step onboarding covering identity, then investment horizon, risk level and financial proficiency, then asset classes, then sectors, and the assistant is usable straight away. The only step that asks anything technical is optional: connecting a broker account through MT5. Even that can be sidestepped by creating a demo account directly from ChartDS. No development skills are required at any point.
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Behind DealSize
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Frequently asked questions
What is DealSize?
Does DealSize give investment advice?
How much does DealSize cost?
Is there a free trial or a free plan?
Do I need to install any software?
What happens if I exceed my monthly query limit?
Which brokers can I connect?
Which languages is the interface available in?
Is there a minimum age?
Where is my data hosted, and how do I exercise my rights?
Should you pick DealSize?
DealSize is a young product with an unusually complete feature set for its price. The domain was registered in September 2024, the first Wayback Machine capture dates from January 2026, and the What's New page shows three product announcements in March 2026: this is a platform still being built out rather than a settled one.
What it does well is join up a chain that usually spans three separate tools. Ask a question in plain language, see the answer on an advanced chart, then place the order with a connected broker. At USD 4.99 a month for the entry plan, that combination is rare. Multi-asset coverage, a ten-language interface and a browser-only setup lower the barrier further.
What should give a buyer pause is everything around the product. The terms of use and the privacy policy are both dated May 2023 and read as though they belong to an earlier, more editorial version of the site, one of them still describing DealSize as a content service for financial markets. The data deletion policy is published with a placeholder still in it, promising completion "within [X] days". No postal address, no named team, no data processing agreement, no subprocessor list and no security certification appear anywhere. Under California law the company states it has sold personal data to advertising networks and analytics providers.
The query quotas deserve a look before subscribing too: 25 questions a month on the entry plan is modest for anyone trading actively.
The verdict is conditional. As a low-cost analysis and execution front-end for a trader who already understands that no advice is being given, it is worth the seven-day trial. As a platform to entrust with portfolio and broker data over the long term, the governance gap is real and should be weighed first.
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