Simple pricing for serious FX management.

Probably not — and the reason is structural, not personal. Every bank and FX broker earns revenue when you transact. The spread on your conversion, the margin on the rate they quote you, the fee they charge — all of it flows when a deal is booked. There is no financial model in which they benefit from telling you to wait. FXForesight earns only from your subscription. Whether you convert today, tomorrow, or next month makes no difference to us. That's what genuine independence looks like.

Market commentary from your provider is worth reading — they have good data and experienced analysts. What it can't be is fully independent, because the same firm that sends you the commentary also prices your conversion. That's not a flaw in the people; it's a structural reality of how FX providers make money. FXForesight has no dealing desk, no position in any trade, and no spread to earn. The analysis here has one purpose: to inform your decision, not to influence it.

Some do provide market commentary, and much of it is genuinely valuable. The gap isn't information — it's independence. Every FX provider — bank, specialist broker, or payment platform — earns when you transact. Those goals usually align, but not always. When the market is quiet and the smart move might be to sit on your hands for two weeks, no dealing desk has a financial incentive to say so. We do. That structural difference is why FXForesight exists.

Not at this level of focus, and we believe FXForesight is the first standalone platform built specifically to give SME and mid-market finance teams independent, invoice-level FX timing context.Large institutions have always had access to this kind of analysis — Bloomberg Terminal, Refinitiv Eikon, and the treasury desks of major banks all provide sophisticated FX analytics. But those solutions cost tens of thousands of pounds a year and are built for dedicated treasury teams at large corporates, not the finance director managing cross-border FX requirements alongside everything else.FX providers and brokers offer market commentary, but as we've noted elsewhere, their revenue model means they cannot be fully independent — they earn when you transact.What didn't exist before FXForesight was a product that takes your specific invoices, applies historical pattern analysis to your actual pairs and due dates, and gives you the same quality of timing context — without a dealing desk, without a spread to earn, and without a Bloomberg-sized price tag.Important: we're not claiming to predict the market. No one can. What we provide is historical data and pattern analysis — what has happened in similar market conditions before, what economic events are coming that have historically moved your currency pair, and what the current volatility means for your specific exposure window. The decision is always yours.

The future rate is genuinely unknowable — anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. What is knowable is historical context: how much this currency pair has typically moved around a central bank decision, what the average volatility has been over the last 30 days, which economic releases in the next two weeks have historically caused the largest moves. That's not prediction. It's the same kind of pattern analysis a senior treasurer builds up over decades. FXForesight makes that context available on every invoice, not just for teams who've been doing this for twenty years.

For every cross-border FX requirement you're managing, you get: a timing score based on current market conditions, volatility, and upcoming economic events in your conversion window; a scenario analysis showing how the cost changes if the market moves ±1 standard deviation before your due date; rate alerts when the market crosses a level you choose; AI commentary on what the data means for this specific invoice; and a full economic calendar of high-impact events for your currency pairs, with historical average market reactions for each one. The data is real. The interpretation is educational. The decision is always yours.

It's a 0–100 score that summarizes current market conditions relative to your specific invoice — your currency pair, your amount, your due date, your direction. It factors in current rate vs recent history, upcoming economic events in your conversion window, annualised volatility, 30-day trend momentum, and how much time you have before requirement is due. A higher score means conditions have historically looked more favorable for waiting; a lower score means they've historically looked more favorable for acting sooner. It's one input, not a recommendation.

No — and we're explicit about that throughout the product. FXForesight provides historical market data, pattern analysis, and educational context. We show you what conditions look like and what has historically happened in similar conditions. We don't tell you what to do. Every piece of analysis carries a clear disclosure, and the product is deliberately designed to inform your judgement, not replace it. If you need regulated financial advice on your FX strategy, a qualified adviser or your treasury bank is the right resource.

Most economic calendars show you what's coming and when. FXForesight's calendar is built specifically for treasury teams managing requirement timing. Each event shows which of your open invoices it affects, the historical average market move for that pair around that release type, and — once data is released — how the market actually reacted. The calendar isn't a news feed. It's a risk map for your specific exposure.

Yes. The dashboard gives you a portfolio view — total exposure across all open invoices, net P&L movement since each was entered, and a prioritized list of what needs attention. Rate alerts fire per invoice or per currency pair. The economic calendar highlights only the events that affect currencies you're actively managing. The AI commentary is specific to each invoice's currency pair, amount, direction, and due date — not generic market color.

Under two minutes. Sign up, add your first invoice — counterparty, currency pair, amount, due date — and the timing score, scenario analysis, and AI commentary load immediately. There's no integration required, no data migration, no onboarding call. If you have a cross-border FX requirement due this month, you can have analysis on it before your next coffee.

No. FXForesight doesn't touch your money, your banking relationships, or your payment systems. You enter invoice details manually — or upload a PDF and we extract them. Everything runs on market data we source independently. Your existing provider never needs to know you're using it.

Everything you have already added stays visible — nothing disappears. When you want to keep adding requirements, set custom rate alerts, and see full history, that is what Pro covers.

All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We use enterprise-grade infrastructure (Supabase for database, Stripe for billing) and never share your invoice data with any third party — including banks, FX brokers, or data vendors. Your counterparties, amounts, and conversion details are visible only to you.

No. You can use the platform and create an account without any payment or bank details. You only need a card if you choose Pro or Team.

Yes, and it's worth doing. Share your referral link from the dashboard. When a colleague signs up using your link and subscribes to a paid plan, you both get a free month of Pro. No cap on referrals.