Polytrack (polytrack.cash)

What it is

A paid dashboard that watches Polymarket trades as they arrive, flags the ones that look unusual - large size, a volume spike, a new wallet, several wallets moving the same way - and scores each flag LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH with the reason attached. From a flag you can open the wallet behind it: positions, activity, a P&L chart, rankings and a side-by-side comparison with another wallet.

This is not PolyTrack at polytrackhq.app. The names differ by one capital letter and the products differ in the thing that matters most: this one does not place trades, hold funds or ask for a key, and its terms say so in as many words. Its About page states that it is unrelated to other products with a similar name and that polytrack.cash is its only canonical site.

The screens listed on the site: a live tracker with two feeds side by side (typically all flagged trades and whales only), filters by time, size, side, market, category, severity, probability and resolution date, trader profiles and comparison, a leaderboard by volume and average trade size, a market heatmap, an analytics view of flagged volume by severity and category, history with starred trades, a wallet watchlist with private labels, a news feed from RSS, and Telegram alerts.

The screening is screening: true on this card, because filtering a population of trades by a dozen conditions is what the product is. The news feed is a configured set of RSS sources placed beside the trades, which is why news is also set.

Availability

No geographic restriction is published. The terms put the question on the reader - you are responsible for confirming that the tool and the payment are lawful where you are - and require you to be 18. us_persons is true because nothing in the product or its terms bars a US reader from the dashboard. The markets it watches trade on international Polymarket, which does not serve US persons.

Pricing

No free tier and no trial, stated in the terms. Three ways to pay, all for the same dashboard:

• 10 USD a week by card, through Stripe, renewing until cancelled.
• 99.99 USD a year by card, through Stripe, renewing until cancelled.
• 99.99 USD once in crypto, through Suby, for lifetime access tied to the account email.

The arithmetic is the one worth doing before paying: the weekly plan costs about 43 USD a month, so the yearly plan pays for itself in ten weeks, and the lifetime plan costs the same as one year. Cancelling a card plan stops the next renewal and does not refund the current period. All payments are non-refundable except where the law requires otherwise or the operator agrees in writing. Cancellation is by email or by whatever option the dashboard offers.

There is no fee on any trade, because there is no trade: the fee fields read "None".

Markets & resolution

It lists nothing and resolves nothing; every market, price and outcome is Polymarket's. What the product adds is a classifier, and its own documentation is unusually clear about what that classifier is not.

The methodology page describes three kinds of input - the trade and its short-window volume, the market's price movement and "sensitivity", and the wallet's age, activity across several wallets and prior flags - and says one strong condition can raise severity on its own. The thresholds are kept private so that they cannot be gamed. That is a defensible choice and it means no outsider can check what a HIGH actually requires.

Every aggregate - volume, rankings, heatmaps - is computed over Polytrack's monitored set, not over Polymarket as a whole, and the site says so. A leaderboard here ranks activity inside a window; it is not a performance ranking, and it is not comparable with a figure from Polymarket's own pages.

Data comes from Polymarket's public Gamma, Data and CLOB APIs. The public stream on the site is delayed 15 minutes on purpose; the dashboard and alerts are not.

Integrations

Telegram, and only on your own bot: you supply a bot token and chat ID and choose HIGH severity alerts, watched-wallet alerts or both. There is no documented API, no export and no SDK. The terms forbid scraping or redistributing the monitored data at scale, so the dashboard is the product and not a data source.

Limitations

The operator is unnamed. The terms are an agreement with "the operator of Polytrack", governed by the law of wherever that operator lives, and the only contact is a Gmail address. For a subscription that is non-refundable by default, not knowing who you are paying or under which law is a real gap.

It will not tell you what HIGH means in numbers. The signal categories are published and the thresholds are not, so two readers cannot agree on why a trade was flagged beyond the reason text the dashboard prints.

Coverage is partial by its own account. Trades can be missing from the monitored set because of upstream gaps, pagination, network interruptions or late corrections, and a missing row does not prove a trade never happened.

Alerts can be late or never arrive, and the vendor lists every stage at which that can happen. By the time a HIGH alert reaches Telegram, the price that made it interesting may be gone.

One venue. No Kalshi, no cross-venue view.

Nothing here has been run by us - no subscription bought, no alert received.

In fairness, the site publishes more about its own limits than almost any tool in this category: separate Methodology, Data sources and Limitations pages, each dated, and terms that open with the statement that its labels are not a finding of wrongdoing.

Alternatives

For wallet profiles and leaderboards without paying, polymarket-analytics and predicts-guru are free to browse. For wallet analytics indexed from the chain with a published filter, see orcalayer.

PolyTrack at polytrackhq.app has a free tier and copy trading, and asks for a private key to do the second.

For the raw trade flow as data rather than as a screen, depthfeed sells the series.