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Level2, a visual platform for strategy creation and automation, has partnered with Webull (NASDAQ: BULL), an online investment platform, to bring institutional-grade trading automation to retail traders.
The integration, announced on 13 January, embeds Level2 directly into the Webull platform, enabling users to create, test, and execute automated trading strategies without coding. The partnership targets what the companies identify as a significant market gap: retail traders seeking professional-level automation tools that remain accessible without technical expertise.

Andrew Grevett, Co-founder & CEO of Level2
Andrew Grevett, Co-founder & CEO of Level2, said:
"Our mission at Level2 is to make advanced trading automation accessible to every trader. Partnering with Webull brings this vision to life, enabling retail traders to automate strategies and enhance their trading experience."
The integration provides Webull users with several automation features. The drag-and-drop strategy builder allows traders to visually design strategies using an interface that requires no coding knowledge. Users can set rules such as "buy when RSI dips below 30" or "50 EMA crosses above 200 EMA" within minutes.
Real-time backtesting functionality enables traders to test strategies against historical market data before deploying actual capital. The platform also offers seamless analysis-to-execution capabilities, allowing users to identify market patterns through interactive charts and convert them into automated rules for trading on the Webull platform.
Community-powered insights allow traders to learn from top-performing strategies shared within the Webull community. The feature aims to accelerate the learning curve whilst fostering collaboration among users.
Carlos Questell, Head of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development at Webull
Carlos Questell, Head of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development at Webull, said:
"Bringing professional-level automation to our traders furthers Webull's mission to democratise access to trading. Through our partnership with Level2, traders can test and run automated strategies with ease, and approach the market with greater certainty. By collaborating with industry leaders like Level2, we're able to bring best-in-class solutions to our users faster."
Webull users can access the automation tools with minimal setup, with the backend handling execution. The service is available to Webull traders in the United States.
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