KalshiSpy: what its public product actually offers

The advertised workflow

The public product page groups tracked traders’ positions by market and displays side, position size, category profit metrics and agreement among selected traders. It advertises push alerts when at least ten tracked traders stack the same side. Its Elite tier adds a personal API token with MCP/OpenAPI access.

The supplier states it is independent of Kalshi, not operated or endorsed by Kalshi. A related brand name does not establish an exchange partnership. We inspected the public display, not the members-only alert stream.

Observed pricing and payment limits

On October 24 the page displayed Premium at $63/month next to $90, Elite LLM Access at $116 next to $200, and a one-off Lifetime purchase at $435 next to $870. These are dated promotional displays, not an offer code or a promise of today’s price. The page says access begins immediately and purchases are non-refundable.

The supplier describes cancellation at the end of the paid billing period, with access retained for that period. Its lifetime tier includes AI access with a lower allowance than Elite. A recurring and one-off purchase have different risk if the service or its data access later changes.

What has not been independently verified

The supplier attributes trader information to private premium data access and does not disclose the specifics publicly. Its claimed profits, winner-selection method and “verified” descriptions were not audited by us. We do not copy those figures into a performance ranking.

Its one-tap links can prefill a trade size. NeonForecast does not embed those links or execute a trade. A consensus display may arrive after prices move; following selected winning accounts can hide losing or untracked accounts and does not reproduce their realised returns.

When it is worth researching

The product is relevant if your question is specifically about the advertised Kalshi trader-position workflow. It is not a general tax ledger, venue comparison or licensed market-data feed for your publication. Compare the subscription cost with the specific information you need, rather than with merchant profit examples.

Before buying, establish the desired alert coverage, delay and cancellation/refund treatment. The public-page review supports the features and prices described here; paid alert reliability remains untested.

Test the entitlement, not the advertised outcome

Before buying a signal plan, write the venue, alert type, required delivery channel and subscription period. The pricing evidence supports a plan display, not independent proof of profitable trades, timely delivery or execution. A free contract calculator is a useful alternative when the question is simply payout mathematics.