TradingView → MT5
Your alert fires.
We place the trade.
Paste one link into TradingView. Your MT5 accounts do the rest. Nothing to watch, nothing to click.
7 days free. No card. Then from $8 a month for one MT5 account. Cancel anytime.
How it works
Three steps. That is all.
- 01
Make your alert
Any alert in TradingView. We give you a link to paste into it.
- 02
We pass it on
Your alert reaches every MT5 account your plan covers, in under a second. It is signed on the way.
- 03
Your terminal trades
Each terminal places the order with your broker. Every fill and every rejection is logged.
Built for the way you trade
What you get.
Put the stop-loss, the target, a trailing stop and a ladder of targets in the alert. Your terminal minds them tick by tick.
One alert reaches every MT5 account on your plan. Live, demo, prop firm, in any mix. Plans run from one account to ten.
Every alert is signed. Your EA turns down anything that is not. Nobody else can put a trade on your account.
Which terminal took it, when, at what price. And what the broker said when it did not go through.
Any MT5 broker. IC Markets, Pepperstone, Exness, FBS, FTMO, your own. If your terminal connects, it can trade.
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Trading rules
Your alerts trade. Your rules decide.
Set your own limits once. Every alert is checked against them before it trades.
Pause new trades
One switch. New trades stop until you turn it back on.
Trading hours
Choose the hours your alerts may open trades. Alerts outside them are skipped.
Allowed symbols
List the symbols you trade. An alert on anything else is skipped.
Trades per day
Set a number. Once it is reached, new trades wait for the next day.
Maximum quantity
Set the largest lot size an alert may ask for. Anything bigger is skipped, not scaled down.
Maximum risk per trade
Set the most an alert may risk on one trade. Anything above it is skipped.
Daily loss limit
Set an amount or a percent. Once an account is down that much, new trades stop for the day. You can also choose to close its open trades at that moment.
Rules are limits you choose. They act on your alerts and your terminal. They don't make trading safe or change the risk of trading, and a fast market can move past any limit.
Trade Copier
Trade once. Every account follows.
Trade by hand on one account. Your other accounts copy it within a second or two, and follow every close and stop you move. Your own accounts only.
Copied in a second or two
Open a trade by hand on your master. Each account you pick opens it too.
Follows every change
Close it, close part of it, or move the stop. The copies do the same.
Sized for each account
The master's lots, a fixed size, or scaled to each account's balance.
Alert trades open once
Your alerts already reach every account, so a trade is never opened twice.
Your rules still apply
Trading hours, symbols and size limits are checked on every copy.
Different symbol names
GOLD on one broker, XAUUSD on another. Match them once.
Only between your own accounts, on Pair and above. Some prop firms don't allow trade copiers. Check your firm's rules first.
See the plansQuestions
Before you start.
What do I need to get started?
A paid TradingView plan, because the free one cannot send webhooks. An MT5 terminal logged into your broker. Our EA on one chart. A Windows VPS is worth having, so trades still fire when your own computer is off.
Which brokers are supported?
Any broker that lets you run MT5. IC Markets, Pepperstone, Exness, FBS, FTMO, your own, and many more. We never talk to your broker. The EA on your terminal places the trades, so if your terminal connects, it works.
Can I connect more than one MT5 account?
Yes. Personal, prop firm and demo accounts, in any mix, on one license or several. One alert goes to all of them at once. Your plan sets how many may run at the same time, from one on Solo to ten on Firm, and an account past that limit is told so rather than traded quietly.
Is it safe? Could someone send fake trades to my account?
Every alert is signed end to end, with a secret only you and your EA know. Your EA turns down anything that is not signed properly, so a faked or altered alert cannot place a trade.
How much does it cost?
It depends on how many MT5 accounts you want running at once. $8 a month for one (Solo), $14 for two (Pair), $28 for five (Desk), $48 for ten (Firm). A year costs ten months, so two are free. Every plan has the same features.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. 7 days free on one MT5 account, no card. Your trial starts the moment you make your first license. Subscribe any time to keep going after it ends.
Ready to set it up?
Sign up. Make a license. Drop the EA on one chart. About ten minutes, start to finish.