The short version
Edgeable is a cloud trade copier for futures prop traders. Harrison started it at 18, from $0, and it’s still his business. It isn’t a client of Scaleiko Partners and nobody paid us to grow it.
We’re telling the story because it’s the closest thing we have to proof right now. We don’t have client case studies yet. What we do have is a trading product that went from nothing to paying customers, and the dashboards that show how.
- Search came from blog posts and SEO written for AI: 1.19K clicks from 17.8K impressions in Google between 13 May and 31 Oct 2026.
- Traffic reached 20.73K unique visitors in the 30 days from 2 Oct to 1 Nov 2026, by Cloudflare’s count.
- Revenue sat at £701.27 MRR, with £4,031.59 gross volume between 28 May and 3 Nov 2026, per Stripe.
- Creators moved the needle fastest. By Harrison’s own figure, one post from Jake Ryan brought in about half of a usual month’s revenue within 48 hours.
Starting at 18
Harrison was 18 when he started Edgeable. He started from $0. The product was a cloud trade copier for futures prop traders, a tool that copies trades across accounts from the cloud.
He wasn’t new to the trading world. Before Edgeable he’d worked as an affiliate for prop firms himself, so he knew what creators get asked to do, how they get paid and where those programs fall apart. Then, building Edgeable, he sat on the other side of the table and hired affiliates of his own.
That mix matters. Most brands only ever see one side. He’s seen both.
Search, written for AI
The steady traffic came from search. Edgeable published blog posts and pages built to answer the questions prop traders actually type, and wrote them so AI tools could read and repeat the answers as well as Google could.
- Clicks
- 1.19K
- Impressions
- 17.8K
- Click-through rate
- 6.7%
- Average position
- 11.3
Google Search Console, 13 May to 31 Oct 2026.
An average position of 11.3 means most of those pages sat around the bottom of page one or the top of page two. That’s not a dominant ranking. It’s an honest one, and a 6.7% click-through rate at that position says the titles were doing their job.
What Cloudflare saw
Over the 30 days from 2 Oct to 1 Nov 2026, Cloudflare counted 20.73K unique visitors to edgeable.app and 25.01M requests.
Those two numbers measure different things, so it’s worth being clear. Unique visitors is the audience. Requests counts every file and call Cloudflare served, and Edgeable is a working app as well as a website, so that figure runs far higher. Read it as load, not as people.
What Stripe shows
Between 28 May and 3 Nov 2026, Stripe shows £4,031.59 in gross volume and monthly recurring revenue of £701.27. Stripe reports Edgeable’s figures in pounds, so we show them as reported rather than converting.
It’s a small business. We’re not going to dress it up. But it’s real recurring revenue from traders who chose to pay, built from $0.
The creator channel
Search was the slow, compounding part. Creators were the fast part.
Harrison has worked with large trading influencers, Jake Ryan among them. When Jake made his first post about Edgeable, it brought in about half of Edgeable’s usual monthly revenue within 48 hours.
The hard part was never the product. It was getting it in front of traders who would pay.
Harrison Grace
One post doing the work of weeks is what a well matched creator can do. It’s also why the creator side needs managing. The right person, the right brief, a tracked link, a clear disclosure, and a payout that lands on time.
What carries over to your brand
Edgeable isn’t your business, and its numbers won’t be yours. What carries over is the method.
- Pick creators your buyers already watch. Reach is nice. Fit is what sells a trading product.
- Track everything in your own platform. PartnerStack, Impact, Rewardful, FirstPromoter or Tapfiliate. You should never have to trust our spreadsheet.
- Pay creators after the money clears. Refunds and chargebacks come out first. Creators get paid properly, and you don’t pay twice.
- Disclose on every post. FTC disclosure and your risk wording go in every brief.
- Let search and creators work together. Search pages give a creator’s audience somewhere useful to land.
That’s the job Scaleiko Partners does for prop firms, futures brokers and trading tools. We recruit, manage and pay the creators. Every sale is tracked in your platform, and creators are paid after your payment clears.
Questions
Is Edgeable a Scaleiko Partners client?
No. Edgeable is Harrison’s own business. These are its own numbers, not a client result or an affiliate result.
Do you have client case studies?
Not yet. We’re a new agency, and our first partners will publish theirs with us once the numbers are real.
Where do the numbers come from?
Visitors and requests are from Cloudflare, revenue is from Stripe and search is from Google Search Console, each for the dates shown. The Jake Ryan figure is Harrison’s own estimate and is labelled as such.
Why are the revenue figures in pounds?
Edgeable’s Stripe account reports in GBP. We show the numbers as reported instead of converting them, so they match the screenshots.
Will you get my brand the same results?
Nobody can honestly promise that, and we don’t. You get the same method, full visibility in your own affiliate platform every week, and you can stop any month.
