Every fill, mirrored the moment it happens.
Copy orders from one MetaTrader account of yours to the others, MT4 or MT5, on a terminal that stays online when your PC does not. Lot sizing, symbol mapping and a stale-trade guard — and not one order ticket anywhere in this interface.
Create an account How it works
Your broker password is sealed to the engine machine in the request that carries it, and stored in a form this website cannot open. There is no page, anywhere, that shows it back.
One sender, many receivers
Both ends are accounts you own. The engine only ever mirrors what your own sender already did.
It copies, it does not advise
You choose the sender and the receiver, both of them yours. Nothing here signals, suggests or manages anything. There is no order ticket in this interface at all — the engine can only mirror what your own sender account already did.
Built to be stopped
Every pipeline starts switched off. One kill switch on your Security page halts everything you own on the next poll, and the operator has a second one for the whole site.
Only copies fresh trades
A configurable age guard, five seconds by default, means a reconnect after an outage will not replay an hour of old positions into a live account.
What you get
Sizing
Fixed lots, a multiplier, balance ratio or risk percent, with a floor and a ceiling that are clamped on the server so a typed number cannot become a hundred-lot order.
Symbols
Prefix and suffix rules for brokers that name things differently, an explicit map for the awkward ones, plus a whitelist and a blacklist.
Control
Reverse the direction, copy or ignore stop loss and take profit, include or skip pending orders, cap open positions, set slippage, add a delay, or stop on a daily loss limit.
Visibility
Every copy attempt is logged, including the ones that were skipped and why, with detect, queue and send timings on each row.
Where your broker password goes
Three machines, and only the last one can read it.
- Your browser
You type the password once, over TLS, on the only page that ever asks for it.
- This website
It is sealed immediately to the engine machine's public key and written to the database as ciphertext. The site holds no private key, and the function that would open a sealed box appears nowhere in its code.
- The engine
It holds the only private key, on a machine with no inbound port open — it calls out, nothing calls in. It opens the password in memory to sign your terminal in.
- Nowhere else
Not in a log, not in an email, not in the command queue, and not on any page. If we are breached, the passwords in that database are still just bytes.
Plans
Every plan has the whole feature set. The difference is how many accounts and pipelines you can run.
Trial
Free
Two accounts, one pipeline. Demo accounts recommended.
- 2 trading accounts
- 1 pipelines
- All sizing and symbol rules
- Full copy log with timings
Starter
29.00 USD / month
Four accounts, three pipelines.
- 4 trading accounts
- 3 pipelines
- All sizing and symbol rules
- Full copy log with timings
Pro
79.00 USD / month
Ten accounts, ten pipelines, priority support.
- 10 trading accounts
- 10 pipelines
- All sizing and symbol rules
- Full copy log with timings
Questions people ask first
Can it place trades of its own?
Can you see my broker password?
What happens if my sender goes offline?
Can I copy to somebody else's account?
How fast is it?
Start on a demo account
Add a demo sender, add a demo receiver, run one trade through and watch it land. Then decide. Copy trading multiplies both sides of a result, so the honest first step is the one that cannot cost anything.