About DoneRoad

DoneRoad is a free price-alert service for crypto, stocks, forex, precious metals and oil. You describe the market move you care about once, and DoneRoad watches it for you and tells you on Telegram, Discord, push or email the moment it happens — so you can stop refreshing charts.

Updated 12 Oct 2026

What DoneRoad does

An alert on DoneRoad is a rule about one asset: a price level ("Gold above $4,700"), a move over a time window ("Bitcoin up 5% in an hour"), a volume change, or a moving average. Rules combine with AND and OR, and every rule is read back to you in plain English before you save it, so you know exactly what will trigger it.

DoneRoad covers 250+ assets across five markets — crypto, stocks, forex, precious metals and oil — plus USDT priced in local currencies on peer-to-peer markets, which it also publishes as an open USDT P2P rates table. Prices are checked every minute.

You can build an alert on the home page without an account; creating a free account is what turns it on.

What DoneRoad does not do

  • It does not trade, hold funds or connect to your broker or exchange. An alert only tells you something happened; what you do next is up to you.
  • It does not give investment advice or signals. See the disclaimer.
  • It does not make its own market data. Every price comes from a public upstream source, listed by asset class on the methodology page, together with how often each one refreshes and what the service cannot promise.

Why it exists

Most price alerts live inside a trading app or a charting tool: tied to one broker, capped on the free plan, or limited to a single market. DoneRoad is built for people who hold a little of everything — some Bitcoin, some gold, a few stocks, a currency they watch — and want one place that tells them when any of it moves, on the app they already have open.

It is free while in beta, with no credit card and no broker account required.

Get in touch

Questions, a price that looks wrong, or an asset you would like covered: write to [email protected] or use the contact page. Product updates are posted on the blog, on X and on Facebook.

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