Tradecopia pricing, as their own page states it
$34.99, $59.99 and $119.99 with a 30% code; 7-day trial on the first two. Read from Tradecopia's own pricing page on 15 October 2026 — every figure below links to the page it came from.
What Tradecopia charges
Their pricing page shows each tier at a regular price with 30% off applied by a code: $34.99 against $49.99 for Pro (Desktop), $59.99 against $79.99 for Pro+ Lite, and $119.99 against $149.99 for Pro+. A 7-day free trial is offered on the first two; the page states the top tier has none because each subscription provisions a dedicated VPS.
Source: Tradecopia's own page · checked 15 October 2026
How the number of accounts changes it
“Unlimited follower accounts and unlimited copied orders”, stated as included on all three plans, alongside “per-account risk controls” and independent position sizing.
Source: Tradecopia's own page · checked 15 October 2026
Where Tradecopia is the better fit
Your accounts are on platforms we have not wired up. Tradecopia reaches NinjaTrader, Quantower, ATAS and Sierra Chart, and if that is where your funded accounts live then the comparison is over before the other rows matter. Their risk tooling is genuinely comparable, and their desktop tier is the cheaper way in if running on your own machine does not bother you.
Where Tradeus differs
No machine of your own in the path: every plan here is hosted for futures accounts, with no desktop tier. TradingView alerts sit on the upper tiers on both sides, so they do not separate these two products — where the copier runs does.
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
Does Tradecopia support TradingView?
On their upper tiers, yes. Their copy-trading guide says only fills copy — the orders that execute on your leader, not alerts — and adds that an alert placing the leader’s order “is a separate feature on Pro+ Lite and Pro+”. Their pricing page lists “TradingView strategy alerts routed to your accounts by webhook” under Pro+ Lite and not under Pro. We have not tested it ourselves.
Is a desktop copier worse than a hosted one?
Not as such, and we are not going to claim it is. It is a different trade: a desktop client keeps the software on hardware you control, a hosted one keeps running when your hardware does not. Which matters more depends on whether your strategies fire while you are asleep.
Why does this page concede so much?
Because the rows where we are ahead are only worth anything if the rows where we are not are stated too. Tradecopia connects to more platforms than we do, and their risk tooling covers much of the same ground as ours — their features page lists distance-to-drawdown monitoring, which we do not have. Both of those are true, and a page that hid them would not be worth reading on the parts that differ.
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.
Tradecopia vs Tradeus, row by rowSame idea, a wider set of platforms.
Neither of you pays per account. What differs is where your accounts are — futures, CFDs or both.