TradersPost pricing, as their own page states it
A $0.00 free plan; paid from $41.65 to $254.15 a month billed yearly. Read from TradersPost's own pricing page on 13 September 2026 — every figure below links to the page it came from.
What TradersPost charges
A plan named TradersPost Free is listed at $0.00, and a 7-day trial is described as manual submission on live accounts with automated submission on paper accounts. Paid tiers are listed from $41.65 a month billed yearly up to $254.15 billed yearly.
Source: TradersPost's own page · checked 13 September 2026
How the number of accounts changes it
Live accounts are counted per plan — their pricing page lists 1 on Starter, 2 on Basic, 3 on Pro and 6 on Premium — with additional live accounts listed at $10 a month each and paper accounts at $5, up to 50 add-on accounts.
Source: TradersPost's own page · checked 13 September 2026
Where TradersPost is the better fit
You trade more than futures. If stocks, options or crypto are part of what you run, or you want signals coming from TrendSpider, QuantConnect or a Zapier automation rather than only TradingView, TradersPost covers ground this product does not cover at all — and it does it hosted, so you are not giving up the machine-off part to get it.
Where Tradeus differs
You run funded futures accounts, and there are several of them. The two things that decide it are the per-account pricing and where the limits live: paying $10 a month per additional live account changes the arithmetic at six or eight accounts, and a daily loss limit that sits on the account is the control that matters most for a funded account, though it acts once a limit is crossed rather than before.
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
Is TradersPost a trade copier?
Their documentation calls the mechanism Strategy Subscriptions: one strategy can be connected to several brokers with different settings, including a paper and a live account in parallel. That covers one signal reaching many accounts. Copying a trade you placed by hand on one broker account to the others is a different mechanism, and it is the one this product is built around — today from a Tradovate, TradeLocker, Rithmic, MetaTrader 5 or Capital.com account.
Can I use both?
Yes, and for a mixed book it is a reasonable setup — TradersPost for the equities and crypto side, this for the funded futures accounts. They are separate services connecting to separate accounts; neither knows about the other.
Which is cheaper?
It depends entirely on how many live accounts you connect, which is why there is no answer here. Their pricing counts live accounts and charges for additional ones; ours does not count them. Put your own number of accounts into both pages.
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.
TradersPost vs Tradeus, row by rowA price that does not move with your account count.
Connect every account you hold and the bill stays where it started. Run it on one account first.