Three plans. No fee per account.

Yes, on the plans that carry one, and a card is asked for at the start. On the pricing page a plan with a trial says so on its button, with the number of days. The card is charged only when the trial ends, and not at all if you cancel before. The trial is once per person, whichever plan it was on: an account that has had one, or whose broker login has been through Tradeus before, is offered the plans at the normal price, and a broker login belongs to one Tradeus account only, so a second account cannot connect it. Where a plan has no version without the trial yet, the checkout says so and we set it up for you.

Unless you cancel before it ends, the trial becomes a paid subscription at the price shown at the checkout, and Billing shows the date of the first charge. Cancel during the trial and the card is never charged; access still runs to the trial's end. Nothing has to be set up again: a trial is the same software, and orders placed during it are real orders on your connected accounts.

Open the account menu in the top right, choose Billing, press Cancel subscription and confirm, with no email to anyone. Access continues to the end of the period already paid for, or the end of the trial, and nothing is charged after it; the page shows the exact date. Until then the same page offers Resume subscription, which continues the plan at the same price and renewal day.

Cancelling stops the next payment; it does not refund the period already paid for. Refunds are made by Whop, which takes the payment. If the service did not do what it was sold as doing, write to support@tradeus.app first: we check our logs and support your request to Whop. EU consumers also have a 14-day right of withdrawal, set out in the Terms, with a proportionate charge for time already used.

Yes. Signed in, the pricing page marks the other plans Upgrade or Downgrade and another billing cycle Switch; each opens your order page at Whop, where the change is made. Nothing you built is removed and accounts are never counted, but Manual refuses TradingView alerts because it has no webhook. If Whop does not offer the change, cancel and buy the new plan when your paid period ends.

No. Most brokers connect with a sign-in or an API key, and MetaTrader 5 needs a file we give you, compiled with one key press in MetaEditor. Each strategy shows a ready-made TradingView alert message, with your passphrase filled in when you create it (it is shown once, so paste it then), and you paste that into the alert. The trading logic is yours, in a TradingView strategy or indicator. On Manual there are no alerts: you trade the leader by hand and the followers copy it.

No, except on MetaTrader 5. The endpoint, the copier and the account lock run on our servers, so on Tradovate, Rithmic, TradeLocker and Capital.com orders go out while your computer is off. On MetaTrader 5 a small program in your own terminal places the orders: when the terminal closes or the machine sleeps, nothing reaches that account and nothing warns you. Keep it on a machine that stays awake, such as a VPS.

Yes. Make the account you trade the leader of a copy group and the others its followers, at other firms or brokers too, as long as they trade the same market (futures with futures, CFDs with CFDs). Orders go out to followers in parallel, up to eight at a time. Each copies one for one under an optional contract cap, or on Algo and Unlimited risks a set amount per trade.

No. Broker connections, source accounts, target accounts and copy groups are unlimited on all three plans, so one funded account or fifteen costs the same. The plans differ by automation: Manual copies trades you place by hand, Algo adds the TradingView webhook with three strategies and risk-per-trade sizing, and Unlimited lifts the strategy limit. Every risk limit and the kill switch are on every plan.