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Five comparisons. Every line links the page it came from.

Every claim about another product on these pages is a quotation of that product's own page, with the link beside it and the date it was read underneath. Where their site does not say something, the row says so — rather than saying they cannot do it.

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TradingView webhook and copier services, compared.

One line per product per question, taken from that product's own page, with the link beside it. Where a row is not covered for a product, it says so rather than guessing.

  • TradersPost
    Where the software runs
    Hosted. Their FAQ: your computer does not have to be running.Source
    What can start a trade
    TradingView, TrendSpider, LuxAlgo, QuantConnect, Zapier and IFTTT.Source
    Accounts, and what they cost
    1 to 6 live accounts by tier, then $10 a month per extra account.Source
    Limits that stop an account being breached
    Per strategy and per trade. No daily loss limit in their reference.Source
    Platforms it connects to
    —
    Trial and price
    A $0.00 free plan; paid from $41.65 to $254.15 a month billed yearly.Source
  • Tradecopia
    Where the software runs
    Both: a desktop client on Pro, hosted on the Pro+ tiers.Source
    What can start a trade
    A fill on a leader account. Their page: “Only fills copy.”Source
    Accounts, and what they cost
    “Unlimited follower accounts”, included on all three plans.Source
    Limits that stop an account being breached
    Daily loss and profit limits, distance-to-drawdown, Flatten Group.Source
    Platforms it connects to
    Ten named, among them NinjaTrader, Quantower, ATAS and Sierra Chart.Source
    Trial and price
    $34.99, $59.99 and $119.99 with a 30% code; 7-day trial on the first two.Source
  • TradeSyncer
    Where the software runs
    Hosted: “100% cloud-based … no additional software installation, and no VPS.”Source
    What can start a trade
    A trade on a leader account. No inbound webhook on the pages we read.Source
    Accounts, and what they cost
    Counted per tier: 2 connections at 10 accounts, 4 at 20, or 120 in total.Source
    Limits that stop an account being breached
    Their risk page calls the daily loss limit both “soon” and working today.Source
    Platforms it connects to
    Eight named, among them NinjaTrader, Quantower, Sierra Chart and ATAS.Source
    Trial and price
    $49, $99 and $149 a month, each with a 7-day free trial.Source
  • Replikanto
    Where the software runs
    Your own desktop: “NinjaTrader Desktop 8.1.7 or later is required.”Source
    What can start a trade
    A trade on a leader account. No webhook endpoint stated on their site.Source
    Accounts, and what they cost
    —
    Limits that stop an account being breached
    Follower Guard only. No daily loss limit or drawdown guard on flowbots.ninja.Source
    Platforms it connects to
    —
    Trial and price
    —
  • PickMyTrade
    Where the software runs
    Hosted: “Everything happens in the cloud.” A VPS only for Interactive Brokers.Source
    What can start a trade
    Both: TradingView webhooks and a manual trade copier.Source
    Accounts, and what they cost
    “Unlimited Accounts”; the plans differ only in billing frequency.Source
    Limits that stop an account being breached
    Daily and weekly profit/loss limits that pause trading. No “drawdown” on that page.Source
    Platforms it connects to
    “Tradovate, Rithmic, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, and TradeLocker.”Source
    Trial and price
    One plan at “$50 per month or $500 per year”, with a 5-day free trial.Source

Every cell is a compression of what that product's own page says, with the link to it beside the cell; the full wording is on each comparison page. A dash means this comparison does not cover that row for that product — not that the product cannot do it. 6 rows are shown because those are the questions all five pages answer; the rest, including the platform lists and the prop-firm notes, are on the individual pages. Every link was last opened on 13 September 2026.

TradersPost vs Tradeus

Both products take a signal and turn it into orders on accounts you already hold, and both run in the cloud, so neither asks you to leave a machine on. The difference is shape. TradersPost is broad: stocks, options, futures and crypto, a dozen brokers and a row of signal sources, priced by how many live accounts you connect. Tradeus is narrow: futures and the prop accounts that trade them, three platforms, no count on accounts, and a risk manager that works per account rather than per trade.

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Tradecopia vs Tradeus

Tradecopia is a futures copier built around the same worry this product is built around: the limit that ends a funded account. On risk the two are close, and the page below says so rather than pretending otherwise. Where they separate is what starts a trade and what the software runs on — Tradecopia copies fills from a leader account and offers a desktop tier alongside its hosted ones, Tradeus takes a TradingView alert directly and is hosted on every plan.

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TradeSyncer vs Tradeus

TradeSyncer and Tradeus agree on the most important thing: both are entirely hosted, and neither asks for a VPS or an install. They separate on the row their own pricing page settles: how many accounts a plan may connect, which TradeSyncer counts by tier and this product does not count at all. On the risk limits their page contradicts itself, and the table below prints both halves rather than the convenient one.

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Replikanto vs Tradeus

This is the widest gap on the list, and it is one line on their own page: Replikanto is an add-on for NinjaTrader and requires NinjaTrader Desktop running on your machine. Everything else follows from that — licences are bought per machine, copying between machines over the internet consumes credits, and nothing moves while the desktop is closed. Tradeus has no component that runs on your hardware at all.

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PickMyTrade vs Tradeus

Of the five products compared here, this is the one that overlaps most. PickMyTrade is hosted, takes TradingView webhooks, copies trades between accounts and does not count how many you connect — all four of which describe Tradeus as well. The page below marks those rows as draws and spends its words on the two that are not: which platforms each reaches, and how the risk limits are shaped.

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Before the names

Most of the difference is not between products.

It is between doing this by hand, doing it with a bridge on a machine you have to keep awake, and having it done for you. That comparison needs no competitor's name in it, because it is about three ways of working rather than three companies.

One trade, several accountsOld wayYou type it into each account, or a program on your PC mirrors it while that PC is onTradeusIt reaches every account in the same pass
Accounts of different sizesOld wayThe same quantity everywhere, or one fixed multiplierTradeusEach account sized in dollars of risk, per trade
A limit about to breakOld wayYou find out after it brokeTradeusThe order is refused before it is sent
Your computer at 3amOld wayIt has to be on, and so do youTradeusNothing of yours has to be running
Closing everything at onceOld wayOne position at a time, account by accountTradeusOne kill switch across every account
What actually happenedOld wayBroker statements, days laterTradeusThe alert, the order, the broker's answer and every refusal

No table decides this. A week of running it does.

Connect the accounts you already hold, keep your existing alerts, and see which one actually places the trades the way you want them placed.

Run it for a week