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Football, read by the numbers.
EFAS is a statistical prediction system for European football. Every day it turns the results and shots of 17 leagues into probabilities for every major market — and publishes how often it was right.
The EFAS desktop. Every tool opens in its own window — fixtures and predictions, leagues, teams, league tables and the analysis report.
17European leagues in 11 countries
58,800+matches in the database since 2016/17
11markets predicted for every match
4×automatic updates every day
01 · What EFAS is
A forecasting engine, not a tipster.
EFAS reads the match history of 17 leagues in England, Spain, Germany, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Portugal, Turkey, Greece and Scotland, and builds a statistical picture of every team: how many goals it scores and concedes at home and away, how many shots on target it creates, how it started previous seasons and how it has played in its last ten games.
From that picture it computes the expected number of goals for both sides of every upcoming match, and from those two numbers the probability of every possible score. Two independent engines do this — a current-season model and a Dixon–Coles model that learns from four seasons of history — and each market is taken from the engine that proved stronger for it over ten seasons of blind tests. The picks are then checked against each other, so every match tells one consistent story.
EFAS provides statistical information only. It is not betting advice and gives no guarantee of any outcome.
02 · What you get
Everything on one screen.
Fixtures and Predictions. Each match has a prediction row and, once it is played, a result row underneath: probabilities for 1-X-2, the most likely score, over/under 1.5 / 2.5 / 3.5, both teams to score, half-time result, half-time score, half-time over/under and HT/FT. Ticks and crosses show at a glance what came true.
Match Details. Expected goals, probabilities, the season so far for both teams and a goal-averages table for every half.Team Statistics. Position, points pace, goals per match, home vs away and comparison with the league average.League Tables. Computed from every played match, with last-five form.Analysis Report. Hit rate of every market for any period and league — nothing hidden.
03 · The mathematics
From goals to probabilities, step by step.
EFAS runs two engines. Steps 1–8 describe the current-season multi-source Poisson model, step 9 the Dixon–Coles model and how the two are combined. Below is exactly what runs in production — the same formulas, the same constants. No bookmaker odds go into the probabilities; odds are used only afterwards, as a safety check on which picks are shown (step 10).
1
The league baseline
Every calculation is relative to the league. For the current season EFAS takes the average goals scored by home teams and by away teams per match. Until the league has 20 played matches, last season's final averages are used.
Attack and defence indices with Bayesian shrinkage
For each team, goals for (GF) and against (GA) over its n matches are turned into indices relative to the league. An index of 1.20 means 20% better than average at scoring (or 20% worse at defending). Early in the season a team has played only a few games, so its numbers are noisy — EFAS adds m imaginary "league-average" matches to every team (empirical Bayes). Small samples are pulled towards the average; large samples speak for themselves.
Here \(\bar g\) and \(\bar c\) are the league averages that match the venue (a home team is compared with \(\bar h\) for goals scored and \(\bar a\) for goals conceded, and the other way round for an away team). For the home-venue source, a team with fewer than six home games this season is topped up with its most recent home games from last season (the "hybrid window"); the same applies to an away team's away games.
3
Six sources, blended in log space
One sample is never enough. EFAS computes the indices from up to six independent views of the same team and combines them with a weighted geometric mean (a weighted average of logarithms). If a source is not available yet, the remaining weights are re-normalised.
This season, same venue (home team at home, away team away)
0.40
B
This season, all matches
0.15
C
Form — the last 10 matches
0.10
D
Last season, same venue (\(m=2\))
0.15
E
Shots on target for and against, same venue
0.20
G
Season-start habit: the first six venue matches of the last three seasons — only while either team has played fewer than six at that venue this season
0.15
4
Expected goals for the match
The home side's attack meets the away side's defence, scaled by the league's home scoring level — and vice versa. The defence index is softened with the exponent \(\beta\): defensive numbers are noisier than attacking ones, and the square root was the best value in blind tests.
Raw totals spread too widely (the model over-reacted to high- and low-scoring teams), and shrinkage made favourites look slightly weaker than they are. Both effects were measured over ten seasons and corrected with two exponents: the total \(T=\lambda_H+\lambda_A\) is pulled towards the league total \(\bar T\), and the ratio between the sides is stretched. The total is kept fixed while the ratio changes.
\(g=0.5\), \(k=1.2\). \(k\) was chosen on the 2016/17–2021/22 seasons and improved the ranked probability score in each of the four later seasons the tuning never saw (2022/23–2025/26); \(g\) improved the over/under and both-teams-to-score log-loss in every test season.
6
The score grid
Goals are modelled as Poisson-distributed. The probability of every exact score \(i\!-\!j\) (up to 10 goals each) is the product of the two Poisson probabilities, normalised to sum to one. Every market is then just a sum over the right cells of this grid.
The full-time and half-time score grids of one match as EFAS shows them in Match Details (percent). The darkest cell is the most likely score.
7
Half-time and HT/FT
Half-time goal counts are small and noisy, so instead of fitting them separately EFAS derives the first-half expectations from the full-match ones with a power law fitted on 32,000 matches over ten seasons. The second half gets the remainder, and the HT/FT grid is the convolution of the half-time score grid with an independent second half.
\(r(\cdot)\) is the result (home win, draw, away win) of a score. In blind tests on six seasons this improved the half-time result and half-time over/under predictions in every season.
8
One story per match
The score EFAS shows is not simply the most likely cell: it is the most likely score that agrees with the result, over/under and both-teams-to-score picks. If the picks contradict each other strongly (by more than \(\varepsilon=0.12\) in probability), the match is left out rather than shown with a confusing prediction. The half-time score may never exceed the full-time score.
9
The second engine: Dixon–Coles, and how the two are combined
The second engine is a Dixon–Coles model (1997). Every team gets an attack and a defence strength, fitted by weighted maximum likelihood on the league's last four seasons; recent matches weigh more (time decay \(\xi=0.003\) per day, a half-life of about 230 days), and a correction \(\tau_\rho\) fixes the classic Poisson error on the low scores 0-0, 1-0, 0-1 and 1-1.
\(\beta\) is the league's goal level, \(\gamma\) the home advantage, \(a\) attack and \(d\) defence (a positive \(d\) concedes more). The fitted target mixes goals and shots on target (\(\alpha=0.5\)), strengths are held to the league average by a weak prior (\(\sigma=0.6\)), the league's home and away goal levels come from its last ten seasons, 20% of the goal difference is blended in from pi-ratings, and the 1-X-2 probabilities get a light calibration (\(\tau=1.10\), draws \(\times1.05\)). Its half-time expectations use the same power law as step 7.
Market
Taken from
Match result · Over/Under 2.5 · Half-time result
Dixon–Coles
Over/Under 1.5 · 3.5 · Both teams to score · HT over/under · scores · HT/FT
current-season model
“Strong”, “market-confirmed” and “featured” badges
current-season model — only when both engines show the same result pick (and, for “featured”, the same half-time pick)
If a cell from the current-season model contradicts a Dixon–Coles pick — say the score is 1-0 while the 2.5 pick is Over — that cell is shown in grey and does not count in any statistic. In a ten-season re-test of the production code the combination beat the current-season model alone in nine seasons out of ten on the match result and in eight on over/under 2.5 (section 04).
10
Only confident picks are shown
A probability is always available, but a pick is only made when the numbers are clear enough. The thresholds were set on older seasons and then checked on unseen ones:
Market
A pick is shown when…
Match result
the highest Dixon–Coles probability is ≥ 52%; never a draw; the bookmakers' opening favourite is the same side; and our probability is at most 5 points above the bookmakers'
“Strong” result
≥ 60% in the current-season model (≥ 55% when the bookmakers confirm the pick), and both engines pick the same result
Over/Under 2.5
the Dixon–Coles probability is ≥ 11.5 points away from 50%, and the bookmakers give the same side ≥ 55%
Both teams to score
the probability is ≥ 16 points away from the 43% decision threshold
Half-time result
the highest Dixon–Coles probability is ≥ 52.5% (never a draw)
HT over/under 0.5 · 1.5
≥ 20 · ≥ 15 points away from 50%
HT/FT
the most likely combination is ≥ 40%
“Featured” match
a result pick ≥ 55% together with a half-time result pick, both engines agreeing on both
The “6 + 6” badge marks matches where the home team has already played at least six home matches and the away team at least six away matches this season — their strengths have settled.
11
Tested the hard way
Every constant on this page was chosen on older seasons and judged on later seasons the tuning never saw ("blind" or walk-forward testing), using proper scoring rules such as the ranked probability score and log-loss — not just hit rates. Along the way EFAS also implemented and tested heavier models from the research literature: Dixon–Coles (1997) with time-decayed weights and a low-score correction, pi-ratings (Constantinou & Fenton, 2013), Conway–Maxwell–Poisson goal distributions and a logistic stacking layer. Pi-ratings, the Conway–Maxwell–Poisson distribution and the stacking layer remain as benchmarks. Dixon–Coles earned its place next to the multi-source model in November 2026: the production code was re-run on ten seasons (55,000 matches, every match predicted only from data before it, every pick judged by the site's own rules), and the combination was right more often than either engine alone.
04 · Honest numbers
How often it was right.
All 17 leagues. The first column is the ten-season re-test of the production code — every match predicted only from data available before it; the second is straight from the EFAS Analysis Report for the running season. “Of” is the number of matches where a pick was made in that market.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. The live figures for any period and league are always available in the Analysis Report inside EFAS.
05 · Data & updates
Runs by itself, every day.
06:00Results of the day before are imported, team statistics and the model are refreshed.
09:00 · 18:00New fixtures are loaded and predictions for the coming days are produced.
13:00Injury and suspension lists are refreshed.
MondaysThe running season is re-tested so the Analysis Report stays current.
Since 2016/17Results, half-time scores, shots, shots on target and opening odds; expected goals (xG) from 2026/27.
UK timeAll schedules and kick-off times are in UK time.
06 · Membership
One price. The whole season.
£100/ season
Valid until 30 June. Pay by card (Stripe, 3D Secure) or PayPal; your invoice is e-mailed instantly.
Every prediction in every market, for all 17 leagues
Match Details with score grids and both teams' season
Team statistics, league tables and the Analysis Report
Works on desktop and mobile
One active session per member
Free as a guest: every played match with all predictions and results, and the O/U 1.5 and both-teams-to-score predictions for upcoming matches.
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Football, read by the numbers.
EFAS is a statistical prediction system for European football. Every day it turns the results and shots of 17 leagues into probabilities for every major market — and publishes how often it was right.
The EFAS desktop. Every tool opens in its own window — fixtures and predictions, leagues, teams, league tables and the analysis report.
17European leagues in 11 countries
58,800+matches in the database since 2016/17
11markets predicted for every match
4×automatic updates every day
01 · What EFAS is
A forecasting engine, not a tipster.
EFAS reads the match history of 17 leagues in England, Spain, Germany, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Portugal, Turkey, Greece and Scotland, and builds a statistical picture of every team: how many goals it scores and concedes at home and away, how many shots on target it creates, how it started previous seasons and how it has played in its last ten games.
From that picture it computes the expected number of goals for both sides of every upcoming match, and from those two numbers the probability of every possible score. Two independent engines do this — a current-season model and a Dixon–Coles model that learns from four seasons of history — and each market is taken from the engine that proved stronger for it over ten seasons of blind tests. The picks are then checked against each other, so every match tells one consistent story.
EFAS provides statistical information only. It is not betting advice and gives no guarantee of any outcome.
02 · What you get
Everything on one screen.
Fixtures and Predictions. Each match has a prediction row and, once it is played, a result row underneath: probabilities for 1-X-2, the most likely score, over/under 1.5 / 2.5 / 3.5, both teams to score, half-time result, half-time score, half-time over/under and HT/FT. Ticks and crosses show at a glance what came true.
Match Details. Expected goals, probabilities, the season so far for both teams and a goal-averages table for every half.Team Statistics. Position, points pace, goals per match, home vs away and comparison with the league average.League Tables. Computed from every played match, with last-five form.Analysis Report. Hit rate of every market for any period and league — nothing hidden.
03 · The mathematics
From goals to probabilities, step by step.
EFAS runs two engines. Steps 1–8 describe the current-season multi-source Poisson model, step 9 the Dixon–Coles model and how the two are combined. Below is exactly what runs in production — the same formulas, the same constants. No bookmaker odds go into the probabilities; odds are used only afterwards, as a safety check on which picks are shown (step 10).
1
The league baseline
Every calculation is relative to the league. For the current season EFAS takes the average goals scored by home teams and by away teams per match. Until the league has 20 played matches, last season's final averages are used.
Attack and defence indices with Bayesian shrinkage
For each team, goals for (GF) and against (GA) over its n matches are turned into indices relative to the league. An index of 1.20 means 20% better than average at scoring (or 20% worse at defending). Early in the season a team has played only a few games, so its numbers are noisy — EFAS adds m imaginary "league-average" matches to every team (empirical Bayes). Small samples are pulled towards the average; large samples speak for themselves.
Here \(\bar g\) and \(\bar c\) are the league averages that match the venue (a home team is compared with \(\bar h\) for goals scored and \(\bar a\) for goals conceded, and the other way round for an away team). For the home-venue source, a team with fewer than six home games this season is topped up with its most recent home games from last season (the "hybrid window"); the same applies to an away team's away games.
3
Six sources, blended in log space
One sample is never enough. EFAS computes the indices from up to six independent views of the same team and combines them with a weighted geometric mean (a weighted average of logarithms). If a source is not available yet, the remaining weights are re-normalised.
This season, same venue (home team at home, away team away)
0.40
B
This season, all matches
0.15
C
Form — the last 10 matches
0.10
D
Last season, same venue (\(m=2\))
0.15
E
Shots on target for and against, same venue
0.20
G
Season-start habit: the first six venue matches of the last three seasons — only while either team has played fewer than six at that venue this season
0.15
4
Expected goals for the match
The home side's attack meets the away side's defence, scaled by the league's home scoring level — and vice versa. The defence index is softened with the exponent \(\beta\): defensive numbers are noisier than attacking ones, and the square root was the best value in blind tests.
Raw totals spread too widely (the model over-reacted to high- and low-scoring teams), and shrinkage made favourites look slightly weaker than they are. Both effects were measured over ten seasons and corrected with two exponents: the total \(T=\lambda_H+\lambda_A\) is pulled towards the league total \(\bar T\), and the ratio between the sides is stretched. The total is kept fixed while the ratio changes.
\(g=0.5\), \(k=1.2\). \(k\) was chosen on the 2016/17–2021/22 seasons and improved the ranked probability score in each of the four later seasons the tuning never saw (2022/23–2025/26); \(g\) improved the over/under and both-teams-to-score log-loss in every test season.
6
The score grid
Goals are modelled as Poisson-distributed. The probability of every exact score \(i\!-\!j\) (up to 10 goals each) is the product of the two Poisson probabilities, normalised to sum to one. Every market is then just a sum over the right cells of this grid.
The full-time and half-time score grids of one match as EFAS shows them in Match Details (percent). The darkest cell is the most likely score.
7
Half-time and HT/FT
Half-time goal counts are small and noisy, so instead of fitting them separately EFAS derives the first-half expectations from the full-match ones with a power law fitted on 32,000 matches over ten seasons. The second half gets the remainder, and the HT/FT grid is the convolution of the half-time score grid with an independent second half.
\(r(\cdot)\) is the result (home win, draw, away win) of a score. In blind tests on six seasons this improved the half-time result and half-time over/under predictions in every season.
8
One story per match
The score EFAS shows is not simply the most likely cell: it is the most likely score that agrees with the result, over/under and both-teams-to-score picks. If the picks contradict each other strongly (by more than \(\varepsilon=0.12\) in probability), the match is left out rather than shown with a confusing prediction. The half-time score may never exceed the full-time score.
9
The second engine: Dixon–Coles, and how the two are combined
The second engine is a Dixon–Coles model (1997). Every team gets an attack and a defence strength, fitted by weighted maximum likelihood on the league's last four seasons; recent matches weigh more (time decay \(\xi=0.003\) per day, a half-life of about 230 days), and a correction \(\tau_\rho\) fixes the classic Poisson error on the low scores 0-0, 1-0, 0-1 and 1-1.
\(\beta\) is the league's goal level, \(\gamma\) the home advantage, \(a\) attack and \(d\) defence (a positive \(d\) concedes more). The fitted target mixes goals and shots on target (\(\alpha=0.5\)), strengths are held to the league average by a weak prior (\(\sigma=0.6\)), the league's home and away goal levels come from its last ten seasons, 20% of the goal difference is blended in from pi-ratings, and the 1-X-2 probabilities get a light calibration (\(\tau=1.10\), draws \(\times1.05\)). Its half-time expectations use the same power law as step 7.
Market
Taken from
Match result · Over/Under 2.5 · Half-time result
Dixon–Coles
Over/Under 1.5 · 3.5 · Both teams to score · HT over/under · scores · HT/FT
current-season model
“Strong”, “market-confirmed” and “featured” badges
current-season model — only when both engines show the same result pick (and, for “featured”, the same half-time pick)
If a cell from the current-season model contradicts a Dixon–Coles pick — say the score is 1-0 while the 2.5 pick is Over — that cell is shown in grey and does not count in any statistic. In a ten-season re-test of the production code the combination beat the current-season model alone in nine seasons out of ten on the match result and in eight on over/under 2.5 (section 04).
10
Only confident picks are shown
A probability is always available, but a pick is only made when the numbers are clear enough. The thresholds were set on older seasons and then checked on unseen ones:
Market
A pick is shown when…
Match result
the highest Dixon–Coles probability is ≥ 52%; never a draw; the bookmakers' opening favourite is the same side; and our probability is at most 5 points above the bookmakers'
“Strong” result
≥ 60% in the current-season model (≥ 55% when the bookmakers confirm the pick), and both engines pick the same result
Over/Under 2.5
the Dixon–Coles probability is ≥ 11.5 points away from 50%, and the bookmakers give the same side ≥ 55%
Both teams to score
the probability is ≥ 16 points away from the 43% decision threshold
Half-time result
the highest Dixon–Coles probability is ≥ 52.5% (never a draw)
HT over/under 0.5 · 1.5
≥ 20 · ≥ 15 points away from 50%
HT/FT
the most likely combination is ≥ 40%
“Featured” match
a result pick ≥ 55% together with a half-time result pick, both engines agreeing on both
The “6 + 6” badge marks matches where the home team has already played at least six home matches and the away team at least six away matches this season — their strengths have settled.
11
Tested the hard way
Every constant on this page was chosen on older seasons and judged on later seasons the tuning never saw ("blind" or walk-forward testing), using proper scoring rules such as the ranked probability score and log-loss — not just hit rates. Along the way EFAS also implemented and tested heavier models from the research literature: Dixon–Coles (1997) with time-decayed weights and a low-score correction, pi-ratings (Constantinou & Fenton, 2013), Conway–Maxwell–Poisson goal distributions and a logistic stacking layer. Pi-ratings, the Conway–Maxwell–Poisson distribution and the stacking layer remain as benchmarks. Dixon–Coles earned its place next to the multi-source model in November 2026: the production code was re-run on ten seasons (55,000 matches, every match predicted only from data before it, every pick judged by the site's own rules), and the combination was right more often than either engine alone.
04 · Honest numbers
How often it was right.
All 17 leagues. The first column is the ten-season re-test of the production code — every match predicted only from data available before it; the second is straight from the EFAS Analysis Report for the running season. “Of” is the number of matches where a pick was made in that market.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. The live figures for any period and league are always available in the Analysis Report inside EFAS.
05 · Data & updates
Runs by itself, every day.
06:00Results of the day before are imported, team statistics and the model are refreshed.
09:00 · 18:00New fixtures are loaded and predictions for the coming days are produced.
13:00Injury and suspension lists are refreshed.
MondaysThe running season is re-tested so the Analysis Report stays current.
Since 2016/17Results, half-time scores, shots, shots on target and opening odds; expected goals (xG) from 2026/27.
UK timeAll schedules and kick-off times are in UK time.
06 · Membership
One price. The whole season.
£100/ season
Valid until 30 June. Pay by card (Stripe, 3D Secure) or PayPal; your invoice is e-mailed instantly.
Every prediction in every market, for all 17 leagues
Match Details with score grids and both teams' season
Team statistics, league tables and the Analysis Report
Works on desktop and mobile
One active session per member
Free as a guest: every played match with all predictions and results, and the O/U 1.5 and both-teams-to-score predictions for upcoming matches.
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Every price. Every shop.
Price Tracker searches the price-comparison sites of the UK and ten European countries in one go, keeps watching the products you choose and e-mails you when the price drops.
The Price Tracker desktop. Search and your tracking list open in their own windows; every window has its own help on the back.
11countries — the UK and ten in Europe
15price-comparison sites searched
6 hbetween automatic price checks
3%drop is enough for an e-mail alert
01 · What Price Tracker is
One search instead of fifteen.
A price-comparison site already compares dozens of shops — but only in its own country, and only at the moment you look. Price Tracker asks the comparison sites of the UK, Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Greece and Portugal at once and lists every product with its lowest price and number of offers, in the country's own currency.
When you find the product you want, press Track. From then on Price Tracker checks its price on its own, keeps the full price history and sends you an e-mail when the price falls by 3% or more — or as soon as it reaches the target price you set.
Prices are read from public shop and comparison pages and can change at any time. Always check the price at the shop before you buy. Price Tracker does not sell anything and is not paid by any shop.
02 · What you get
Search, track, get told.
Search. Pick a country — or all of them — and type what you are looking for. Every result shows the product, the site it came from, the number of shops offering it and the lowest price. Sort by relevance or price, and press Track on the one you want.
Tracking listEvery product you follow, with its current lowest price, the change since you added it, the lowest price seen and when, and the time of the last check.
Price historyEvery check is stored and drawn as a small chart, so you can see whether today's “deal” is really low or just back to normal.
Target priceSet the price you are willing to pay. The moment the product reaches it, you get an e-mail.
Drop alertsNo target set? You are still told whenever the price falls by 3% or more since the last check.
Local currenciesPrices are shown exactly as each country's site shows them — in pounds, euros or kronor, with no conversion guesswork.
Check nowDon't want to wait for the next round? One click checks a product immediately.
03 · How it works
Your browser does the reading.
Shops and comparison sites refuse requests that come from data-centre servers, but they answer normal browsers. So Price Tracker comes with a small Chrome extension: the pages are downloaded by your own browser and read by your Price Tracker account.
1
Install the extension once
Download it from the Extension window, unzip it and load it in Chrome or Edge — about a minute. It connects to your account by itself; a green dot next to Extension shows it is working.
2
Search
When you search, Price Tracker asks your browser for the result pages of the comparison sites of the chosen country, reads every product from them and merges the lists — at most one page every few seconds per site.
3
Automatic checks
Each tracked product is checked about every six hours while your browser is open with Price Tracker in it. Products that fall due while the browser is closed are checked the next time it is open. Only your products are ever read through your browser.
4
Alerts
After every check the new lowest price is compared with the previous one and with your target. If it reached the target, or fell by 3% or more, you get an e-mail with the old and new price and a link to the product.
The Extension window. Installation in five steps and the list of sites the extension may read. Below it, the window also lists the browsers connected to your account.
What the extension doesDownloads only the comparison sites built into it, only when your account asks, and sends the pages to your Price Tracker account.
What it never doesIt does not read your other tabs, your history, your passwords or any other site, and it cannot be told to visit a site that is not on its list.
04 · Where it searches
Eleven countries, fifteen sites.
Country
Comparison sites
Currency
United Kingdom
idealo.co.uk · pricespy.co.uk
£
Germany
idealo.de · billiger.de · guenstiger.de
€
Austria
idealo.at
€
France
idealo.fr · ledenicheur.fr
€
Italy
idealo.it
€
Spain
idealo.es
€
Sweden
prisjakt.nu
kr
Norway
prisjakt.no
kr
Finland
hintaopas.fi
€
Greece
skroutz.gr
€
Portugal
kuantokusta.pt
€
Some sites occasionally ask your browser to confirm you are a person. Price Tracker then tells you which site it is: open it once in the same browser, and search again. New sites are added with new versions of the extension.
05 · Membership
One price. A whole year.
£100/ year
Twelve months from the day you pay; renew early and you keep the remaining time. Pay by card (Stripe, 3D Secure) or PayPal; your invoice is e-mailed instantly.
Free with an account: searching every country and comparison site through the extension.
Software · Subscription
IB Investing Bot
Your rules. Every market minute.
IB is an automatic trading program for US stocks. It runs in your own Chrome, trades in your own Alpaca brokerage account and follows one clear, rules-based momentum strategy — within the risk limits you set.
The IB panel in Chrome: the bot, your Alpaca account, risk settings, this week's selection with 3-month charts, profit and loss, and its history. A paper (simulated) account is shown.
505stocks and index funds scanned every week
10strongest stocks held at a time
1 minbetween checks while the market is open
0API keys sent to our servers — they stay in your browser
01 · What IB is
A disciplined investor that never gets tired.
Once a week IB scans every stock in the S&P 500, plus the SPY and QQQ index funds, and picks the 10 stocks that have risen the most relative to how much they swing — steady climbers, not lottery tickets. It buys them, holds them while they stay among the best, and sells a stock when it drops out. The same rules, every week, with no opinions and no panic.
You decide how much each buy uses — from a careful 2% of your capital to 9% — and how much cash always stays aside. Start on a paper account with simulated money at real prices; switch to live when you are ready. Your money never leaves your own Alpaca account.
IB is software that carries out the rules you set; it is not investment advice. Investing in shares can lose money. Past results, including back-tests, do not guarantee future returns. IB needs an Alpaca brokerage account in your name; Alpaca's own terms and country availability apply.
02 · What you get
Everything in view. Nothing hidden.
Price charts. Click any stock to see its daily closes with the 100-day average the bot uses as its trend filter, your average entry price and the day IB bought it.
Paper and livePractise on Alpaca's simulated account, then switch to your live account. Going live asks you to type LIVE to confirm, and a red banner stays on screen.
Risk profilesLow, medium or high — or your own values: buy size, single-position cap, number of positions and the cash reserve, all as a share of your capital.
Profit and lossAll-time, daily, weekly, monthly and yearly results measured against the money you put in, plus a chart of your profit and loss over time.
Your holdings stay yoursIB only manages the shares it bought itself. Stocks you hold in the same account are marked “you” and are never sold or topped up.
Full trade logEvery scan, buy and sale is listed with the reason — including buys your risk limits skipped, and why.
Your card on the websiteA summary of your bot — running or stopped, equity, profit and loss — on the IB website, visible from any device.
Positions and the weekly scan. Every holding with its 3-month chart and who manages it; below it, all 505 symbols of the last scan with their score, return, volatility and why each one was selected or rejected.
03 · How it works
It runs in your browser, not on our servers.
IB is a Chrome extension. The decisions and the orders are made on your own computer, straight between your browser and Alpaca. Our website only checks your subscription and shows your bot's summary card — it never sees your API keys and cannot place orders.
1
Subscribe and install
Become a member on the IB website, download the extension and load it in Chrome — about two minutes, step by step on the download page.
2
Connect your Alpaca account
Create API keys in your Alpaca dashboard — paper keys first — and paste them into the panel. IB checks them with Alpaca and shows your account; the keys are stored only in your browser.
3
Choose your risk and press Start
Want to see the picks first? Press Scan now before you start: IB shows this week's selection without placing any orders. Then pick a risk profile and press Start. The first weekly scan runs straight away and takes about a minute; buys are placed while the US market is open.
4
Leave Chrome open
IB checks every minute while Chrome is open — keep it running during US market hours, 14:30–21:00 UK time. Every week it rescans, sells what dropped out and buys the new names. Press Stop at any time: nothing is sold, your positions simply stay in your account.
Built-in guide. An 18-section user guide with search, and a ? next to every part of the panel that opens the right page.
What IB doesScans, decides and sends buy and sell orders to your Alpaca account within your risk limits, keeps a log of everything and reports your results.
What it never doesIt cannot deposit, withdraw or move money. It never touches the stocks you hold yourself, never sells a share on the day it was bought, and uses no short selling, options or crypto.
04 · The rules
Simple rules. Applied every time.
Rule
What it means
Universe
The S&P 500 plus the SPY and QQQ index funds — 505 symbols
Rescan
Every 7 days
Trend filter
The price must close above its 100-day average
Momentum
Rise over the last 90 trading days above 20% (you can change the threshold)
Liquidity
At least $1 million traded per day on average
Score
90-day return divided by the stock's typical daily movement (ATR%)
Holdings
The 10 highest scores
Selling
When a stock drops out of the selection — never on the day it was bought
Buy size
A share of your capital you choose, with a cash reserve always kept
There is no stop-loss: a selected stock is held, even when it falls, until a weekly scan drops it. Weeks with losses are a normal part of a momentum strategy.
05 · Membership
One price. A whole year.
£100/ year
Twelve months from the day you pay; renewal opens 60 days before the end and adds a full year on top. Pay by card (Stripe, 3D Secure) or PayPal; your invoice is e-mailed instantly.
The IB Chrome extension and all its updates — your keys and settings are kept when you update
Paper and live trading
Risk profiles, charts and profit-and-loss history
Your bot's card on the IB website
One running browser per membership
Not included: the brokerage account. You open your own account at Alpaca, and any trading costs are Alpaca's.
Software · Free download · Windows
MultiMonitor Desktop
Every monitor, a desk of its own.
MultiMonitor Desktop is a small, free Windows tool for people who work on two, three or four screens. It decides where windows open, gives every monitor a full taskbar of its own, and moves windows and the mouse between screens with one click or one key.
The Settings window, the monitor picker that opens from every title bar, the right-click menu of a taskbar button and the taskbar of a secondary monitor — real screenshots.
£0free for personal and business use
250 KBone small program — no installer, no services
2–9monitors, numbered left to right
0internet connections — it works only on your PC
01 · What it is
Windows, on the screen you meant.
Windows treats all your monitors as one big desktop: programs open wherever they last were, the taskbar on the second screen shows the same pinned apps as the first, and moving a window means dragging it across. MultiMonitor Desktop runs quietly in the notification area and fixes that — every screen behaves like a workspace of its own.
A program you start from monitor 2 opens on monitor 2. Outlook can always open maximized on monitor 3. Each screen has its own taskbar with its own pinned apps and only its own windows. Your desktop, wallpaper and the main Windows taskbar stay exactly as they are, and choosing Exit gives Windows back everything it had.
02 · What you get
Small tool. Big difference.
A taskbar on every monitor. Start, the apps pinned to this monitor, the windows open on it and the clock. It follows your Windows theme, accent colour and alignment.
Window rulesSend a program to a chosen monitor every time it opens — optionally maximized, optionally only for windows whose title contains a word.
Opens where you areWithout a rule, a new window opens on the monitor where your mouse is. Each program also comes back with its last size and position.
Pins per monitorWhat you pin on monitor 2 stays on monitor 2. Pin from a running app, from the app list, by drag and drop, or copy your main taskbar's pins.
Start on every screenClick Start on any monitor to open the real Windows Start menu there; right-click it for a searchable list of all your apps.
A move button in every title barClick it and your monitors appear in their real layout — click one to move the window there. Middle-click moves to the next screen.
The mouse behavesAn edge resistance stops a slow pointer at the monitor border, a quick flick passes; a pointer lock keeps it on one screen for games and full-screen work.
Title-bar button. The window's current monitor is highlighted; click another to move it.Right-click a taskbar button. New window, pin or unpin, move to another monitor, close.Right-click Start. Search every installed app and pin it to this monitor.Identify monitors. Every screen shows its number — the same numbers rules and hotkeys use.
03 · How it works
Set it up once. Forget it is there.
MultiMonitor Desktop watches for new windows and places them before you notice; everything else is a click or a key away. All settings are in one window.
1
Download and run
Extract the zip to a folder that will stay put and run MultiMonitorDesktop.exe. An icon with three monitors appears next to the clock — double-click it for Settings. If SmartScreen warns about a new program, choose More info → Run anyway.
2
Add your rules
Click Add from open window…, pick a program and the monitor it belongs on. Programs without a rule simply open where your mouse is and remember their size.
3
Pin apps to each monitor
Right-click an app on a secondary taskbar and choose Pin to this taskbar — or drop a shortcut on the bar. Each monitor keeps its own list.
4
Start it with Windows
Tick Start at sign-in. It registers itself in Task Scheduler with highest privileges, so it can place windows of programs that run as administrator too. It is never a background service.
Settings. Window rules, behaviour, taskbars, the hotkey list and your monitors — on one screen.
04 · Hotkeys
Your hands stay on the keyboard.
Keys
Action
Win + Ctrl + Alt + → / ←
Move the active window to the next / previous monitor
Win + Ctrl + Alt + 1…9
Move the active window to monitor N
Win + Ctrl + Alt + ↑ / ↓
Maximize on its monitor / restore
Ctrl + Alt + Shift + 1…9
Jump the mouse pointer to monitor N
Win + Ctrl + Alt + L
Lock / unlock the mouse pointer to its monitor
Windows' own Win + Shift + ← / → keeps working. The full user guide explains every option, the taskbars, pinning, troubleshooting and uninstalling.
05 · Download
Free. No catch.
£0version 2.0
One zip, about 250 KB: the program, the user guide and a short read-me. No installer and nothing to register. Free for personal and business use; provided as is, without warranty.
Windows is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies; MultiMonitor Desktop is an independent product of Commercial Professional Software Ltd.
Software · Subscription · Fully managed
Your online shop, built, hosted and looked after.
The CPS Commerce Platform is a complete online store made for your brand: your own design, your products, card and PayPal payments, your own e-mail — on our servers, secured, fast and found by search engines. We build it, run it and keep it up to date, so you can spend your time selling.
byDuygus, Gamer Bilişim and islA Boutique — three of the latest shops on the platform, on desktop and on a phone. Real screenshots of the live sites.
100Google Lighthouse SEO score on byDuygus — home, category and product pages
3ways to get paid: Stripe cards, PayPal and a bank virtual POS
2+languages and currencies a shop can run in
0servers, certificates or mailboxes for you to manage
01 · What it is
Not a template. Your shop.
Every shop on the platform gets its own look — designed around your brand, your products and your customers — on top of a proven engine for catalogue, basket, checkout, payments, accounts and orders. A boutique that sells dresses in sizes, a craft brand with dozens of independent makers, a computer store with a PC builder: the same platform, three very different shops.
We take care of everything underneath: hosting, the database, SSL certificates, your mail server, backups, updates and speed. You manage products, prices, stock and orders in a simple admin panel and get an e-mail for every new order. When you need something new, we build it.
02 · What is included
Everything a serious shop needs.
Multi-languageProduct texts and pages in more than one language — for example English and Turkish — so every customer reads the shop in their own language.
Multi-currencyPrices shown in the customer's currency, converted with daily exchange rates; you keep your prices in one base currency.
SEO built inClean addresses, a title and description for every page, canonical links, an automatic sitemap and fast pages — byDuygus scores 100 for SEO in Google Lighthouse.
Stripe card paymentsVisa, Mastercard and more through Stripe Checkout with 3D Secure; card details never touch your site.
PayPalPayPal checkout next to cards — the payment is confirmed back to the shop automatically and the order is marked paid.
Bank virtual POSA bank's 3D Secure virtual POS can be connected too, in lira or foreign currency — islA Boutique takes cards through TEB.
HostingWindows servers with SQL Server, kept warm so the first visitor never waits; images in WebP, compression and caching for fast pages on phones.
SSLHTTPS on every page with certificates we install and renew — the padlock is always there and payments stay secure.
Mail serverMailboxes on your own domain (info@yourshop.com) on our mail server, with SPF and DMARC set up so order and invoice e-mails reach the inbox.
Admin panelProducts with sizes and colours, photos, stock, campaigns, shipping rates, customers and orders — with an e-mail for every new order.
Marketplace optionLet independent sellers upload their own products: you approve them, customers buy from your brand only, and each seller's share is calculated for you.
Spam & bot protectionSign-up, login and contact forms protected against bots with Cloudflare Turnstile or reCAPTCHA; passwords stored only as secure hashes.
03 · Live shops
Recent shops on the platform.
1
byDuygus — handmade bags and accessories
A craft brand where independent makers sell under one name: sellers upload their own products, byDuygus approves them, and customers buy from byDuygus only. Card and PayPal payments, a modern design built around the products, and top Lighthouse scores — SEO 100 and mobile performance above 90. byduygus.cps-soft.com ↗
2
Gamer Bilişim — computer hardware
A computer store with a deep category tree from processors to laptops, ready-built systems, a PC builder, discount campaigns, free-shipping rules and instalment payments. gamerbilisim.com ↗
3
islA Boutique — women's fashion
A fashion boutique with a Turkish storefront that is translated automatically for visitors from abroad, size variants for every model, brands and categories, and prices in the visitor's own currency. islabutik.com ↗
Made for phones. Most shoppers arrive on a phone — every shop is designed for small screens first.
04 · How we work
From first call to first order.
Step
What happens
1 · Talk
We listen to what you sell, to whom and how you ship — and agree the scope.
2 · Design
A design made for your brand and your products, on desktop and on phones.
3 · Build
Catalogue, payments (Stripe, PayPal or a bank POS), languages, currencies, shipping and e-mails set up; your products imported.
4 · Launch
Your domain, SSL, mailboxes and sitemap go live; search engines are notified.
5 · Run
Hosting, backups, updates, speed and security are ours — new features when you need them.
Ready to sell online?
Tell us about your products and we will come back with a proposal for your shop — design, features and the monthly service.
Software · Player app · Phones, tablets & car screens
IP Player
Your IPTV, on every screen you own.
IP Player is a clean, fast player for the IPTV subscription you already have. Enter your panel details once and your live channels, movies and series are sorted, searchable and one tap away — on an Android phone, an iPhone, a tablet or an Android car screen.
The same app on a car screen and on phones — the layout adapts to the screen by itself. Real screenshots with demo channels.
2months free to try every feature, no card needed
£10a year after that — or £50 once for a lifetime licence
3ways to play: your Xtream player, Chrome or VLC
0channels, panel details or lists stored on our servers
01 · What it is
A player. Not a provider.
IP Player turns the long, messy channel list of an IPTV panel into an app you actually enjoy using: channels grouped by category, a home screen with your favourites and what you watched last, movie and series pages with posters, plots, cast and ratings, and a search box that finds anything in your list as you type.
It works with Xtream Codes panels and their M3U lists. When you tap a channel, the stream opens in the player you prefer — your Xtream player app, Chrome's own player or VLC — straight from your panel to your device. IP Player does not sell, include or supply any channels or content: you need your own subscription from a provider.
02 · What you get
Everything in your list, in its place.
Home, movies and settings. Recently watched and favourites first; posters and details for movies and series; one place to choose your player and theme.
Live TV by categoryEvery channel group of your panel as a tab, with logos; favourites one tap away and kept in your own order.
Movies & seriesPoster grids by category, series grouped into seasons and episodes, and the episode you watched last remembered.
Plots, cast & ratingsMovie and series pages fill in the overview, genre, running time, cast, director and rating from TMDB.
Instant searchType a few letters and find channels, movies and series across your whole list at once.
Your choice of playerOn Android: your Xtream player app, Chrome's built-in player or VLC. On iPhone: Safari's player or VLC. Chosen once in Settings.
Six themesNight Blue, Charcoal, True Black, Copper, Daylight or System — with or without glass effects.
03 · Car screens & tablets
Made for the screen in front of you.
IP Player arranges itself by screen size. On a phone held upright the menu sits at the bottom; on wide and landscape screens — Android car units such as 1024×600 or 1280×720, tablets and laptops — it moves to a side rail, channels spread over two or three columns and the bars get slimmer on short screens.
Android car unit, 1280×720. Side menu, recently watched and favourites — big targets that are easy to tap.Series on a wide screen. The poster grid fills the width of the display.
Car screens need Android with Chrome. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto do not run web apps, so IP Player is not available there.
04 · How it works
Four steps, once.
1
Create your account
No name, e-mail or phone number. Your username and password are created for you as two random codes — save them (copy or download as a file) to sign in on another device later.
2
Enter your panel
Type the panel address, username and password your IPTV provider gave you. They are stored on your device only.
3
Load your list
Download the channel list from your panel with one button, then pick the file. Channels, movies and series are read on your device and arranged in seconds.
Live channels. Categories as tabs, a heart for favourites.Settings. Pick your player once; change the theme any time.
4
Tap and watch
Tap a channel, movie or episode and it opens in your chosen player, directly from your panel. Add IP Player to your home screen and it opens like any other app.
05 · Your data
Your list stays with you.
Where
What is kept
On your device only
Panel address, panel username and password, channel list, movies and series, favourites, watch history, settings.
On our server
Your account only: the random username, a one-way hash of the password, your membership dates and payment records.
Never
Card details (payments are made on the Stripe or PayPal page) and the video streams themselves, which go straight from your panel to your device.
One account is signed in on one device at a time: signing in on a new device signs the old one out.
06 · Price
Two months free. Then once a year, or once for good.
First 2 months free · then £10 a year or £50 lifetime
Create an account and use every feature free for 2 months — no card needed. After that, choose yearly or lifetime. Both are one-off payments by card (Stripe) or PayPal — nothing renews automatically. A yearly membership can be renewed or switched to lifetime from the app's Settings.
Channels not included — bring your own subscription
Service · Subscription · Fully managed
Your systems online. Kept safe, kept running.
We host your websites, web applications and databases on our Windows servers and look after everything underneath them — SSL, mail, updates, monitoring and backups. It is the same platform that runs our own products, so we look after it every day.
Everything between your customers and your data, in one place — and all of it looked after by us.
UKservers in the United Kingdom
HTTPSon every site, with certificates we install and renew
SQLServer databases, managed and backed up
1contact for hosting, mail and the code itself
01 · What it is
Hosting with someone behind it.
Cheap hosting gives you a server and leaves the rest to you: certificates that expire, mail that lands in spam, updates nobody installs and backups nobody has ever tried to restore. Managed hosting from CPS is the other way round — we run the server and everything on it, and you simply use your site.
We built and run our own products on this platform — EFAS, Price Tracker and the shops of our Commerce Platform — on Windows Server with IIS and SQL Server. Your website or application runs on the same setup, with the same care, and when something needs changing in the code, you talk to the people who can change it.
02 · What is included
Everything underneath your site.
Windows hostingWindows Server and IIS for ASP.NET and .NET Framework applications, MVC sites and static websites — each site in its own application pool.
SQL Server databasesYour databases on SQL Server with their own logins and permissions; large imports done in bulk so they are quick.
SSL certificatesHTTPS on every address, with certificates installed and renewed by us — the padlock never disappears.
Mail on your domainMailboxes such as info@yourcompany.com on our mail server, with SPF and DMARC set up so your messages reach the inbox.
Backups & restoresScheduled backups of your databases and files. If something goes wrong, we restore it — you do not have to.
Domains & DNSWe set up the DNS records for your site and mail, and connect your domain to your new site.
Always warmApplications are kept running so the first visitor of the morning does not wait for a cold start.
SpeedCompression, caching and modern image formats, so pages open fast on phones as well as on desktops.
Moving inWe move your existing site and database from your current host, test it and switch over when it is ready.
03 · How we work
From your old host to ours.
Step
What happens
1 · Talk
We look at what you run — website, application, database, mail — and agree what we host and how.
2 · Move in
Your site and data are copied to our servers and tested on a temporary address while your old host keeps running.
3 · Switch over
DNS, SSL and mailboxes are moved; your domain points to the new server with no change for your visitors.
4 · Run
Monitoring, updates, certificates and backups are ours from then on. You call one number for everything.
04 · Price
Priced for what you run.
A quote for your setup
A small company website and a busy web application with a large database need different things. Tell us what you run and we will come back with a monthly price for hosting, mail and backups.
Research projects where software meets hardware: social-responsibility work, done with scientific institutions.
Disaster Black Box
Found faster under the debris.
A self-powered device that survives a building collapse and helps rescue teams locate people under the debris. We design the circuit boards, the power system and the firmware in-house.
On our own monitored servers, with regular off-site backups.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. A subscription runs to the end of the period you have already paid for and is simply not renewed.
Is paying online safe?
Yes. Card payments are verified with 3D Secure by your own bank, and card details never reach our servers.
Legal
Terms of use.
The rules for this website, your CPS account and the software you subscribe to. Last updated 13 November 2026.
1. Who we are
This website (cps-soft.com) and the software listed on it — EFAS, Price Tracker, IB — Investing Bot, IP Player, MultiMonitor Desktop and our hosting and commerce services — are provided by Commercial Professional Software Ltd., a company registered in England and Wales (company number 11492902).
CompanyCommercial Professional Software Ltd.
Company number11492902
Registered office27 Old Gloucester Street, London WC1N 3AX, United Kingdom
By creating a CPS account, subscribing to a product or using this website you agree to these terms. Our privacy policy explains how we handle personal data.
2. Your CPS account
One CPS account signs you in to every CPS product. You must be at least 18 years old to open one.
Give us accurate details, including the name and address used on your invoices, and keep them up to date under Billing details.
Keep your password to yourself. You are responsible for what happens under your account. Some products allow only one active session at a time; signing in elsewhere ends the earlier session.
You can ask us to close your account at any time by writing to info@cps-soft.com.
3. Subscriptions and payment
Each product has its own price and period, shown on its page and again before you pay (for example, EFAS runs per football season until 30 June; Price Tracker and IB run for one year from the payment).
You pay in advance, in pounds sterling, by card through Stripe or through PayPal. Card payments are confirmed by your bank with 3D Secure; we never see or store your card details.
Subscriptions are not renewed automatically. Before a period ends we may remind you; you renew only if you choose to pay again.
We send an invoice for every payment by e-mail, and you can download your invoices from the customer area.
Free products and free trials (for example MultiMonitor Desktop, or the first months of IP Player where offered) cost nothing and end without any charge.
4. Cancellation and refunds
Our subscriptions are digital services that start as soon as your payment is confirmed. UK law normally gives consumers 14 days to cancel a service contract. Before you pay, you are asked to agree that the service starts immediately and to acknowledge that you therefore lose this right to cancel once it has started.
For that reason we do not give refunds once a paid period has started.
You can stop using a product at any time; the subscription then simply runs to the end of the period you have paid for and is not renewed.
This does not affect your statutory rights. If a product does not work as described and we cannot fix it within a reasonable time, you may be entitled to a repair, a price reduction or a refund — contact us at info@cps-soft.com.
If a payment is taken twice or in error, we refund it in full.
5. Product notices
EFAS gives statistical predictions about football matches for information only. It is not betting advice, and no prediction is certain.
IB — Investing Bot is software that carries out the rules you set on your own Alpaca brokerage account. It is not investment advice and we are not a broker or financial adviser. Investing in shares can lose money; past results, including back-tests, do not guarantee future returns. You decide whether to trade and you are responsible for the trades made on your account.
Price Tracker collects prices from third-party price-comparison sites. Prices, stock and offers can change or be wrong; always check them on the seller's site before you buy.
IP Player is a player only. It does not provide any channels, films or series. You are responsible for making sure the IPTV service you connect to is legal and that you have the right to watch its content.
6. Acceptable use
Do not misuse our website or software: no attempts to break in or overload our systems, no automated scraping of our services, no reselling or sharing of accounts, and no use that breaks the law or anyone else's rights.
7. Availability and changes
We work to keep our services available and accurate, but we cannot promise that they will always be uninterrupted or error-free. We may improve or change products; if we remove a paid feature that is essential to a product during a period you have paid for, we will tell you and offer a fair solution, such as a partial refund.
8. Our liability
Nothing in these terms limits our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud, or for anything else that cannot be limited by law.
We are not responsible for losses that were not foreseeable, for business losses (lost profit, revenue or opportunity), or for losses from betting or trading decisions you make using our software.
Otherwise, our total liability to you for any product is limited to the amount you paid us for that product in the 12 months before the claim.
9. Intellectual property
Our software, website, texts, designs and logos belong to Commercial Professional Software Ltd.. A subscription gives you a personal, non-transferable right to use the product during the period you have paid for; it does not give you ownership of the software.
10. Suspension and ending
We may suspend or close an account that seriously or repeatedly breaks these terms — for example fraud, account sharing or attacks on our systems. Where possible we will warn you first.
11. Law and complaints
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. If you are a consumer living in Scotland or Northern Ireland you may also bring proceedings there. If something goes wrong, please write to info@cps-soft.com first — we usually reply within one working day.
12. Changes to these terms
We may update these terms, for example when we add a product or the law changes. The date at the top shows the latest version. Changes do not affect a period you have already paid for.
Legal
Privacy policy.
What we collect, why, and how long we keep it. No advertising, no tracking cookies, no selling of data. Last updated 13 November 2026.
1. Who is responsible
Commercial Professional Software Ltd. is the data controller for personal data collected through cps-soft.com, the CPS account and our products (EFAS, Price Tracker, IB, IP Player).
CompanyCommercial Professional Software Ltd.
Company number11492902
Registered office27 Old Gloucester Street, London WC1N 3AX, United Kingdom
CPS account — name, e-mail address, password (stored only as a secure hash), sign-in times
To create your account, sign you in to our products and keep the account secure
Contract
Billing details — address, company name and number, phone (optional)
To issue invoices and keep accounting records
Contract; legal obligation
Subscriptions and payments — product, period, amount, payment provider and its reference
To give you access for the period you paid for and to keep accounting records
Contract; legal obligation
Messages — what you send through the contact form or by e-mail
To answer you and keep a record of our correspondence
Legitimate interests
Technical data — IP address, browser type, pages requested
To deliver the website, protect it against abuse and bots, and produce anonymous visitor statistics (see section 4)
Legitimate interests
Service e-mails
Account confirmation, password resets, invoices and renewal reminders. We do not send marketing e-mails.
Contract
Some products keep data on your own device rather than on our servers: IB keeps your Alpaca keys in your Chrome browser, and IP Player keeps your IPTV panel details on your device. Card details are entered on Stripe's or PayPal's pages and never reach our servers.
3. Cookies
We use only cookies that are strictly necessary for the site to work, so we do not ask for cookie consent. We do not use advertising or tracking cookies.
Cookie
Purpose
Lasts
cps.auth
Keeps you signed in to your CPS account
30 days, or until you sign out
__RequestVerificationToken
Protects forms against cross-site request forgery
Browser session
Product sign-in cookies
Each product site (efas., pt., ib., ply.cps-soft.com) sets its own sign-in cookie when you use it
Until you sign out or the session ends
4. Visitor statistics
We count visits to understand which pages are useful, without cookies and without storing IP addresses. Each visitor is represented by a code made from the IP address and browser, mixed with a random value that changes every day, so a visitor cannot be recognised from one day to the next and the code cannot be turned back into an IP address. We record the pages viewed, time on page, the referring website, approximate country and network, and device type. Detailed statistics are deleted after 13 months; only monthly totals are kept after that.
5. Who we share data with
We never sell personal data. We share it only with service providers that help us run our services, under contracts that protect it:
Stripe and PayPal — to take payments (they act as independent controllers for payment data).
Microsoft Azure — servers in the United Kingdom that host our websites and databases, and e-mail delivery.
Cloudflare Turnstile — checks that forms are filled in by a person, not a bot.
Google Fonts and jsDelivr — deliver the fonts and some scripts used on this website; your browser connects to them directly.
Some of these providers may process data outside the UK; where they do, they use the safeguards required by UK law (such as adequacy regulations or standard contractual clauses). We may also disclose data where the law requires it.
6. How long we keep data
CPS account: while your account is open. When you ask us to close it, we delete or anonymise your account data, except what we must keep for accounting.
Invoices and payment records: 6 years after the end of the financial year, as required by UK tax law.
Messages: as long as needed to deal with your enquiry and keep a record of our correspondence.
Visitor statistics: 13 months in detail, then monthly totals only. Records of bot requests: 30 days.
7. Security
All traffic is encrypted with SSL. Passwords are stored only as secure hashes, sign-in attempts are limited, and our servers and backups are monitored. Only staff who need to see personal data can access it.
8. Your rights
Under UK GDPR you can ask us for a copy of your data, to correct it, to delete it, to restrict or object to how we use it, and to receive it in a portable format. Most account details can be changed yourself in the customer area; for anything else write to info@cps-soft.com. We reply within one month.
If you are not happy with how we handle your data, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office: ico.org.uk. We would appreciate the chance to sort it out with you first.
9. Changes
We will update this policy when our services or the law change. The date at the top shows the latest version.
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