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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.
Side by side
Every row is what their own page says.
No row below is our opinion of PickMyTrade. Each one links the page on their site it was read from, so you can check it rather than take it — and any row we could not source that way is not on this page at all.
| PickMyTrade | ||
|---|---|---|
| Where the software runs | Hosted. Their FAQ states: “Everything happens in the cloud. Your computer doesn’t need to be on.” It names one exception — a VPS is “Required for Interactive Brokers automation (TWS must be running). Not needed for other PickMyTrade-supported brokers.”Source: PickMyTrade's own page | Hosted, with no exception of that kind — none of the three platforms we connect to needs a desktop application running. A draw, apart from that one broker. |
| What can start a trade | Both. Their features page describes TradingView webhooks with a generated JSON payload and a unique webhook URL, and a manual trade copier that copies a trade placed by hand on one source account to every other connected account in real time.Source: PickMyTrade's own page | The same two, described the same way. A draw, and the row that makes these two products alternatives to each other rather than to different problems. |
| Accounts, and what they cost | “Unlimited Accounts — Connect and copy trades to as many broker and prop firm accounts as you need”, with “no feature restrictions between plans — the only difference is billing frequency”.Source: PickMyTrade's own page | Also uncounted, also sized per account. A draw. |
| Limits that stop an account being breached | Their features page lists Global Risk Settings — “global risk parameters like daily or weekly profit/loss limits”, where “if these limits are hit, trading is automatically paused for the defined period” — alongside risk-percentage sizing and a trailing stop loss. The word “drawdown” does not appear on that page, and no control named a kill switch is listed; the automatic pause is the nearest thing to one.Source: PickMyTrade's own page | Daily loss and target, static, trailing and end-of-day drawdown, trades per day and lockout, plus one kill switch that halts every endpoint and copier across every account in a single action. The overlap on the daily limits is real; the drawdown guards and the single global halt are what differ. |
| Platforms it connects to | Their pricing page states: “PickMyTrade supports Tradovate, Rithmic, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, and TradeLocker.” Their site navigation lists further brokers beyond that sentence — ProjectX, Matchtrader, Tradier and cTrader among them — and marks Tastytrade upcoming.Source: PickMyTrade's own page | Tradovate, Rithmic and TradeLocker — three of the five names in that sentence and none beyond their list. On this row they are plainly broader. |
| Trial and price | One plan at “$50 per month or $500 per year — flat fee, unlimited trades, unlimited strategies, unlimited connected accounts”, with “a 5-day free trial … with no credit card required”. A banner at the time of checking read “Summer End Sale — $600 → $350 /yr”.Source: PickMyTrade's own page | Three plans rather than one, and a free trial on the middle one. Current prices are on the pricing page. |
Where the software runs
PickMyTrade
Hosted. Their FAQ states: “Everything happens in the cloud. Your computer doesn’t need to be on.” It names one exception — a VPS is “Required for Interactive Brokers automation (TWS must be running). Not needed for other PickMyTrade-supported brokers.”
Source: PickMyTrade's own pageTradeus
Hosted, with no exception of that kind — none of the three platforms we connect to needs a desktop application running. A draw, apart from that one broker.
What can start a trade
PickMyTrade
Both. Their features page describes TradingView webhooks with a generated JSON payload and a unique webhook URL, and a manual trade copier that copies a trade placed by hand on one source account to every other connected account in real time.
Source: PickMyTrade's own pageTradeus
The same two, described the same way. A draw, and the row that makes these two products alternatives to each other rather than to different problems.
Accounts, and what they cost
PickMyTrade
“Unlimited Accounts — Connect and copy trades to as many broker and prop firm accounts as you need”, with “no feature restrictions between plans — the only difference is billing frequency”.
Source: PickMyTrade's own pageTradeus
Also uncounted, also sized per account. A draw.
Limits that stop an account being breached
PickMyTrade
Their features page lists Global Risk Settings — “global risk parameters like daily or weekly profit/loss limits”, where “if these limits are hit, trading is automatically paused for the defined period” — alongside risk-percentage sizing and a trailing stop loss. The word “drawdown” does not appear on that page, and no control named a kill switch is listed; the automatic pause is the nearest thing to one.
Source: PickMyTrade's own pageTradeus
Daily loss and target, static, trailing and end-of-day drawdown, trades per day and lockout, plus one kill switch that halts every endpoint and copier across every account in a single action. The overlap on the daily limits is real; the drawdown guards and the single global halt are what differ.
Platforms it connects to
PickMyTrade
Their pricing page states: “PickMyTrade supports Tradovate, Rithmic, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, and TradeLocker.” Their site navigation lists further brokers beyond that sentence — ProjectX, Matchtrader, Tradier and cTrader among them — and marks Tastytrade upcoming.
Source: PickMyTrade's own pageTradeus
Tradovate, Rithmic and TradeLocker — three of the five names in that sentence and none beyond their list. On this row they are plainly broader.
Trial and price
PickMyTrade
One plan at “$50 per month or $500 per year — flat fee, unlimited trades, unlimited strategies, unlimited connected accounts”, with “a 5-day free trial … with no credit card required”. A banner at the time of checking read “Summer End Sale — $600 → $350 /yr”.
Source: PickMyTrade's own pageTradeus
Three plans rather than one, and a free trial on the middle one. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Checked against PickMyTrade's own pages on 13 September 2026. Pricing, supported platforms and feature lists change — if a link above no longer says what the row says, the row is wrong and we want to know: tell us. PickMyTrade is a trademark of its owner; Tradeus is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by them. How these comparisons are written.
About PickMyTrade
PickMyTrade is a cloud automation and copying service for futures accounts, sold as a single plan rather than tiers. Its own emphasis is speed and no-code setup, and it publishes a features page and an FAQ describing where the software runs and which brokers it connects to.
Tradeus is a hosted layer between a signal and a funded account. A TradingView alert arrives at an endpoint, a trade on one account is mirrored to the others, every order is checked against the limits set on the account it is headed for, and anything that would cross one is refused before it is sent. It runs on our machines: there is nothing to install and nothing of yours has to be awake. It connects to Tradovate, Rithmic and TradeLocker, which is what the prop firms our users trade with issue credentials for.
Which one
There is a case for each, and this is it.
Choose PickMyTrade if
Your accounts are not all on Tradovate, Rithmic or TradeLocker. Their broker list is the longest of the five products here, and one flat plan is simpler to reason about than three tiers. If Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, cTrader or Matchtrader is in your setup, this comparison is settled on that row alone.
Choose Tradeus if
You want the risk limits shaped for a prop evaluation and one switch that stops everything. End-of-day drawdown is the rule most funded accounts actually die on, and a single kill switch across every account is a different thing from a per-account pause. If your accounts are on the three platforms we connect to, those are the rows worth deciding on.
Questions
What people ask about PickMyTrade and Tradeus.
You say three of six rows are draws. Why publish the page at all?
Because that is the useful answer. Anyone comparing these two is choosing between products that genuinely do the same job, and the decision comes down to two rows rather than a list of imagined differences. A page inventing six of them would waste your time and ours.
Which is faster?
No idea, and this page will not guess. We have not measured theirs and could not verify a comparison if we tried. Speed claims about somebody else's infrastructure are exactly the kind of thing this site does not say — including the flattering-to-us kind.
Can I try both?
Yes. They offer a 5-day trial without a card, we offer a free trial on the middle plan, and both connect to accounts you already hold. For two products this close, a week of running each is worth more than any comparison table, this one included.
Keep comparing
The other four, on the same terms.
Or run it against the table.
Every row above links the page it was read from. The one claim neither page can make for you is how it behaves on your own accounts.