Test an idea before trading it
For traders who want to turn an idea into rules and see how it behaves on historical data.
Build and backtest strategies in the browser, or buy Polymarket data for your own analysis. Choose the path that fits your work.
Historical research tools. No live trading or investment advice.
Two ways to start
Use the workspace for guided backtesting, or work with data in your own tools.
For traders who want to turn an idea into rules and see how it behaves on historical data.
For analysts and developers who need historical Polymarket data for BTC, ETH or SOL.
Getting started
From an idea to a report, or from a market to a download.
Define entries, exits and risk settings visually.
Select a market and period, then set capital, fees and slippage — the assumed difference in execution price.
Review simulated trades, losses and returns. Compare parameter settings when you need to go further.
Browse Polymarket packages for BTC, ETH or SOL.
Pick a published period and review capture quality and known gaps.
Complete checkout and use the delivered files in your own analysis tools.
See the output
Explore a sample report or the structure of a data delivery.
Illustrative simulation · not a live result
Review the capital curve, individual trades and the assumptions behind the simulation.
Simulated capital curve — illustrative example
Example file structure · not a data sample
Historical events, order books and settlement records, with a manifest describing the files and their quality.
Before you start
Simple answers first. The methodology explains the technical details.
Use backtesting to build and test strategies in the browser. Choose data packages if you want to analyse historical Polymarket events in your own tools.
The strategy builder uses visual rules. Working with downloaded data files requires tools that support their formats, such as Parquet.
Check available periods and quality notes before buying. The delivery includes a manifest and capture records. Monitoring coverage is not a guarantee that every market event was captured.
They are separate offers. Workspace plans are explained on the backtesting page; data packages have their own prices and checkout.
Your next step
Explore the backtesting workspace or find data for your next analysis.