PolyAlertHub

What it is

A rule engine for Polymarket notifications, with the analytics needed to decide what to watch. The alert types are the product and they are unusually granular:

• Price and price-movement alerts — a target price, or cents moved inside a time window; short-dated markets (5 minutes to 4 hours) and markets under $50,000 in volume are not monitored for movement.
• Volume-change alerts — spikes and surges against a lookback window.
• Market lifecycle alerts — new markets and events, a set time before close, resolution, and a market's UMA status moving to proposed or disputed.
• Whale alerts — large trades, simple or filtered by price band, a minimum of 10,000 shares and side.
• Trader alerts — per wallet, on new and closed positions or on trades above a share floor, including split, merge and convert activity.
• Fresh-wallet and insider alerts — newly created wallets taking size, filtered by an insider score, a confidence level and a minimum stake.
• Smart-money and consensus alerts — trades by the vendor's list of historically profitable wallets, filtered by a conviction score, or several wallets you chose landing on the same outcome.

Around the alerts sit a markets explorer, trader leaderboards ranked by P&L, win rate and a house "polyScore", whale-trade and whale-position boards, a portfolio view for any address you paste into your profile, a paper-trading account, and a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that overlays top holders, smart-money trades, fresh wallets and correlated markets on Polymarket's own event pages without an account.

The second job is a trading terminal: the vendor provisions a wallet for you, you deposit to it, and you place, cancel and redeem Polymarket orders from inside PolyAlertHub. That is why the card also sits with trading clients.

Availability

Signup is an email, Google or a Telegram login, and alerts need a verified email. Nothing in the terms or privacy policy restricts where you may use the service or asks for identity documents; the privacy policy sets its floor at 13, and the terms defer governing law to "the jurisdiction in which PolyAlertHub operates" without naming one or naming the operator.

The analytics are open to a US reader. The terminal trades on international Polymarket, which does not serve US persons, so for a US reader that half of the card is not usable. us_persons answers for the analytics, because that is the job the card is listed for.

Checked against the terms of service and privacy policy on 30 September 2026. Neither document carries a date.

Pricing

Four tiers, read from the plans page on 30 September 2026:

• Free — basic alerts and analytics. The user guide gives free accounts a shared quota of three alerts across market, whale, trader and price rules; the terms, which read older, say five price alerts and five trader alerts. Leaderboards show the top 30 traders.
• Pro, 9.99 USD a month or 99.99 USD a year — real-time alerts except those scoped to your own portfolio, custom cooldowns, 500 active price alerts, insider and whale-signal alerts, alerts on the vendor's curated "popular traders", and 3,000-plus traders on the leaderboard.
• Advanced, 34.99 USD a month or 349.99 USD a year — portfolio-scoped alerts, smart-money and consensus alerts, order-book analysis, trading patterns and 5,000 active price alerts.
• Elite, 99.99 USD a month — everything in Advanced plus the API.

The page says yearly billing saves 17%. Cards go through Stripe and crypto through ATLOS; the terms say all payments are final and non-refundable unless stated otherwise.

The terminal has no published fee schedule. Nothing in the plans page, terms or user guide says whether PolyAlertHub adds a charge to an order routed through it, which is why the fee fields on this card are left unknown rather than set to none. Polymarket's own fees apply either way.

Markets & resolution

Nothing resolves here. Every market, fill and outcome is Polymarket's, and the Market Proposed and Market Disputed alerts exist precisely so you hear when Polymarket's UMA process moves on a market you hold. Leaderboard categories are politics, sports and crypto; the explorer carries whatever Polymarket lists.

Integrations

The API is on the Elite tier only: bearer keys prefixed poly_, a published OpenAPI 3.0 spec, and 50 requests a minute on each of its default, heavy and write buckets. Endpoints cover market insights, top and leaderboard traders, copy-trader lists, whale trades and positions, whale consensus, unusual activity and convergence, insider analytics and a full paper-trading account. The spec says the API is strictly non-commercial; a commercial product needs a separate licence. An unauthenticated call to a whale-trade endpoint returned 401 on 30 September 2026, which is the server wanting a key.

The Telegram bot is @PolyAlertHubBot; it delivers alerts to a DM, a group or a topic.

Limitations

The terminal wallet is the vendor's to hold. The onboarding text says a dedicated key pair is generated and a smart wallet deployed for your account, with credentials encrypted and stored server-side. You can export the key and withdraw once two-factor authentication is on. Until you do, funds in that wallet move under a key PolyAlertHub holds.

Neither the terms nor the privacy policy mentions it. Both describe an alerts and analytics freemium service; neither covers the trading wallet, key custody, deposits or what happens to funds if the service stops. That is a gap between what the product does and what its legal pages say.

The headline figure has no method behind it. The home page advertises a signal win rate for its Smart Money alerts, with no published method and no description of the sample it is drawn from. It says every alert is recorded, wins and losses alike; we have not checked that record. The same page says "Trade alongside the smartest wallets" — the marketing is about following, even though the data underneath is flow.

Documents disagree with each other. Free-tier limits differ between the terms and the user guide, and no document carries a date.

Polymarket only. No second venue.

An older address is dead. Some directories still list polyalerthub.app, which did not resolve on 30 September 2026; the service lives at polyalerthub.com.

Alternatives

Polymarket Alerts does phone push alerts on prices, wallets, large trades and UMA disputes without the analytics. Polywhaler covers Kalshi as well, scores each trade for insider risk and sends alerts to Telegram or Discord. Polytrack at polytrack.cash scores large trades by severity and places no orders. OrcaLayer is the wallet-analytics option with its filtering rules published.