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# Step 2 — How to access AlgoSniper

After completing your purchase you'll have instant access to claim AlgoSniper directly through Whop and connect it to your TradingView account. Follow the steps below exactly.

#### Setup steps

**1. Choose your subscription and complete your purchase**

Select your preferred AlgoSniper plan and complete checkout on Whop.

**2. Connect your TradingView account to Whop**

In the Whop community, click **"Connect Your TradingView"** in the left menu. Type your TradingView username (the @handle from your profile — NOT your email), hit **Set**, then hit **Claim Indicators**. Both AlgoSniper and AlgoSniper Momentum push to your TradingView account instantly.

Entered the wrong username? Fix it yourself — go back to **"Connect Your TradingView"**, enter the correct username, and hit **Set** again.

**3. Add AlgoSniper to your TradingView chart**

Once access is granted, open TradingView and follow these steps:

* Open any chart
* Click the **Indicators** button at the top of the screen
* Navigate to the **Invite-Only Scripts** tab (the indicators will NOT appear in search)
* Click **AlgoSniper** and **AlgoSniper Momentum** to add them to your chart

**4. Verify your chart looks correct**

Your chart should now look similar to the example below. If it doesn't, double-check that both AlgoSniper and AlgoSniper Momentum have been added.

**Important — only add each indicator once.** Each click adds a new copy of the indicator. Adding it multiple times will clutter your chart and cause confusion. You only need one instance of each indicator for everything to work properly.

If you accidentally added extras, here's how to remove them:

* **Desktop:** Hover over the indicator name on the chart, then click the **X** to remove it
* **Mobile:** Tap the indicator name, then tap **X** to delete it

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5. ### What to expect on your chart

   Your chart should now look similar to the example shown above. If it doesn't, the most common issue is adding the indicator more than once.

   **Only click each indicator once.** Every click adds a new copy to your chart. Adding it multiple times clutters your layout and can cause unexpected behavior.

   If you accidentally added it more than once, here's how to remove the extra copies:

   Desktop

   Hover over the indicator name on the chart, then click the **X** to remove it.

   Mobile

   Tap the indicator name on the chart, then tap **X** to delete it.

   You only need **one instance of each indicator** on your chart for everything to work correctly.

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if you have added too many just hover your mouse above the indicator and click on X. On the phone app just click X on the indicator where it is named.


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