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Based on my experience evaluating trading platforms, the account types with ATAS primarily differ by their subscription plan duration rather than in the range of trading features provided. For me, the standout point is that, regardless of whether I activate the 1-month, 3-month, 6-month, or 1-year plan, ATAS grants similar access to its specialized tools for order flow, volume, and market depth analysis. There’s also a lifelong license option, which reduces hassle for those committed to the platform long term. A significant consideration for me is that all paid plans include full access to crypto trading analytics, yet none—according to current information—provide direct access to stocks and futures trading features. The 14-day free trial allows potential users like me to experience the platform’s suite without financial risk, which I found useful for genuine hands-on evaluation. One must note, however, that ATAS operates without recognized regulatory oversight, which is a material concern from a safety and capital protection perspective. In practical terms, while the features remain largely consistent across account types, choosing a plan comes down to how long I want to commit and the associated per-month cost savings. For cautious traders like myself, the platform’s unregulated status calls for careful consideration before making any substantial financial commitment, regardless of plan length.