Nathaniel Prescott
Bookseller, Chipping Norton
I deal in first editions, so I know the value of patience and a good index. The platform’s monthly letter reads like a proper chronicle — every position, every reason, losses typeset as plainly as gains. I started after the shop closed one January and have never felt hurried into a decision.
- Deposit
- £1,700
- Profit
- £520
- Period
- 5 months
Cordelia Ashworth
Veterinary nurse, Exeter
Shift patterns at the practice left me reading about markets at odd hours, usually half-asleep. My manager suggested settings that suit someone who checks in weekly rather than hourly, and it has worked exactly that way. One quiet month, one strong one — reported honestly in both cases.
- Deposit
- £740
- Profit
- £210
- Period
- 2 months
Ellis Drummond
Site manager, Liverpool
On a building site you learn to distrust anything sold as certain, so I asked blunt questions about the bad weeks before I deposited. The answers were the first honest ones I had from any platform: drawdowns shown, exit costs shown, no smiles. Nine months in, the reporting has kept that promise.
- Deposit
- £3,600
- Profit
- £1,240
- Period
- 9 months
Winta Girmai
Physiotherapist, Manchester
My clinic diary is booked six weeks ahead, so an afternoon of chart-watching was never realistic. The automation runs its course and the summary arrives like a well-filed patient note: what was done, why, and what it cost. Withdrew part of my balance in spring with no friction at all.
- Deposit
- £2,050
- Profit
- £690
- Period
- 6 months
Callum Bexley
Chef, Brighton
After service I get one short break, enough to glance at the dashboard and nothing more. That is all it asks of me. I put in what I could genuinely spare from a kitchen wage, took a small profit out within the month, and treat the rest as a long apprenticeship rather than a windfall.
- Deposit
- £480
- Profit
- £130
- Period
- 1 month
Rosalind Vane
Head teacher, Cambridge
A school budget teaches you to respect compound things: small print, small costs, small errors repeated. Procuritage’s fee page was the first I had read that survived being printed out and scrutinised with a ruler. A year on, the deposits are larger and the scrutiny continues every term.
- Deposit
- £6,200
- Profit
- £1,930
- Period
- 1 year
These opinions describe individual user experiences over a specific period. They do not represent average results and are not a prediction of future outcomes. Trading involves the risk of loss.