PineConnector pricing, as their own page states it
$59 launch / $69 standard, $129 / $149, $199; trial “for 7 days for US$7”. Read from PineConnector's own pricing page on 12 October 2026 — every figure below links to the page it came from.
What PineConnector charges
Three tiers, each printed with a launch price and a standard price: Core at “US$59.00 per month” launch, becoming “US$69.00 per month” for future new subscriptions; Plus at “US$129.00 per month” launch, becoming “US$149.00 per month”; Pro at “US$199.00 per month” with no launch discount. The trial is paid: “Try the Core Plan for 7 days for US$7. After 7 days it renews at US$59.00 per month” unless cancelled, and it is available once per member.
Source: PineConnector's own page · checked 12 October 2026
How the number of accounts changes it
Counted, and the count is the tier. Core is “1 connection”, Plus is “Up to 3” concurrent MT5 connections, Pro is “Up to 5”. A sixth account is not a setting.
Source: PineConnector's own page · checked 12 October 2026
Where PineConnector is the better fit
You trade one MetaTrader 5 account, you want somebody else to run the terminal, and the alerts you send come from TradingView. At one connection their entry tier is a smaller monthly commitment than the plan here that carries a webhook, and the hosted instance is included rather than something you arrange.
Where Tradeus differs
You have more than one account, or any account that is not MetaTrader 5. The count is the whole difference: their price rises at the second and fourth connection and ours does not rise at all, and five of the six platforms we reach are ones their hosted product does not.
No Tradeus plan counts broker connections or accounts, so the price does not move with how many you run. Current prices are on the pricing page rather than here, because they are set at the checkout.
Questions people ask first
Why print their launch price and their standard price?
Because their page prints both, and choosing one would have shaded the comparison. The launch price alone makes them look cheaper than a subscriber starting later may pay; the standard price alone makes them look dearer than today. Neither is ours to pick.
Is it really MetaTrader 5 only? It is usually described as an MT4 and MT5 bridge.
That is what their own licence page says of the current hosted product: “PineConnector Edge hosted instances support MetaTrader 5 only.” We quote the page rather than the reputation, and if the page changes this row goes rather than gets softened.
The full comparison
Price is one row. Where each runs, what can start a trade, which platforms it reaches and where the limits sit are on the side-by-side page, sourced the same way.
PineConnector vs Tradeus, row by rowMore than one account, one price.
The second and fourth account do not change what you pay here. Start with the one you already run.