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TradersPost vs PickMyTrade

Facts checked on each tool’s own site:
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TradersPost and PickMyTrade do the same core job: they catch a TradingView alert (a webhook) and turn it into a real order at your broker. Where they differ is what you trade, how many accounts you run, and how they charge. Short version: PickMyTrade is a flat-fee tool built around futures and prop-firm accounts; TradersPost is a broader multi-asset platform that also covers stocks, options and crypto.

TradersPostPickMyTrade
Starting priceStarter $41.65/mo billed yearly$50/mo, $135/quarter or $500/yr
Pricing modelTiered: Starter, Basic $84.15, Pro $169.15, Premium $254.15 (/mo, billed yearly)One flat plan, no tiers; billing period is the only difference
Free trial7 days (manual submit on live, auto on paper)7 days, no credit card
Live accounts included1 (Starter) to 6 (Premium); extra live $10/mo, paper $5/moUnlimited sub-accounts under one broker login; another login = another subscription
Asset classesStocks, options, index options, futures, crypto (Starter = 1 class)Futures-first; also forex/CFD via TradeLocker, Match-Trader, cTrader
Signal sourcesTradingView, TrendSpider, LuxAlgo, QuantConnect, Zapier, IFTTT, AI workflowTradingView strategies and indicators
Notable brokersTradovate, TradeStation, Alpaca, IBKR (beta), NinjaTrader, Robinhood, Webull, tastytrade, E*TRADE, Tradier, Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, BybitTradovate, Rithmic, IBKR, TradeStation, TradeLocker, ProjectX, Match-Trader; Tradier, cTrader, Ironbeam in beta
Prop firmsListed integrations incl. Topstep, Apex, Tradeify, My Funded FuturesApex, Topstep, Bulenox, FundedNext and others on supported platforms

Prices in USD as listed on October 27, 2026. Prices and promos change; confirm on the tool’s site before buying.

Pricing: flat fee vs tiers

PickMyTrade's pricing page lists one plan: $50 a month, $135 a quarter or $500 a year, with unlimited trades, strategies and sub-accounts under one broker login. The catch it states plainly: a different broker or prop-firm login needs its own subscription. On October 27, 2026 the site was also running a limited-time Halloween offer ($350/yr), so check the current price before you buy.

TradersPost charges by tier. Starter is $41.65/mo billed yearly and gives you 1 live account, 4 paper accounts and 1 asset class. Basic ($84.15) moves to 2 live accounts and 2 asset classes, Pro ($169.15) to 3 and 3, and Premium ($254.15) unlocks every asset class and 6 live accounts. Extra accounts are add-ons: $10/mo per live account and $5/mo per paper account. The default view of the pricing page shows yearly billing (it advertises 15% savings vs monthly).

Rule of thumb: one futures login, lots of copies → PickMyTrade is simpler and usually cheaper. Several brokers or several asset classes → TradersPost's tiers start to make sense.

Brokers and what you can trade

TradersPost publishes a detailed connection matrix. Tradovate, NinjaTrader and ProjectX are futures-only there; Alpaca covers stocks, options and crypto; TradeStation and tastytrade cover stocks, futures and options (tastytrade also crypto); Interactive Brokers is marked beta and stocks-only. It also connects crypto exchanges (Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, Bybit, Crypto.com in beta) and retail brokers like Robinhood, Webull and E*TRADE.

PickMyTrade is built around futures. Tradovate is its home base (pickmytrade.trade), and Rithmic, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, TradeLocker, ProjectX and Match-Trader connect through its sister site pickmytrade.io. Tradier, cTrader and Ironbeam are labeled beta. Its FAQ notes that funded and evaluation prop-firm accounts connect in demo mode because they use demo credentials.

Signal sources and extras

TradersPost accepts more than TradingView: TrendSpider, LuxAlgo, QuantConnect, Zapier, IFTTT and an "AI Workflow" source where an agent decides and TradersPost places the trade. Pro plans and up add user management, strategy templates and subscribable strategies.

PickMyTrade focuses on TradingView strategies and indicators. It advertises under-200ms processing on its side (it's careful to say total fill time also depends on TradingView's alert delay, your network and your broker) and includes a trade copier for mirroring one signal across accounts.

Which should you choose?

Both offer 7-day trials, so the honest move is to paper-trade your exact alert on both before paying.

How we checked

Every price, plan limit and feature on this page was read from the tool’s own pricing, help or product pages on October 27, 2026 (links under Sources). We don’t copy numbers from other review sites. Where a vendor didn’t publish a figure clearly, we say so instead of guessing. Vendors change prices and run promotions often, so treat the table as a snapshot and confirm on the vendor’s site before you pay. Spot something out of date? Email us and we’ll re-check it.

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FAQ

Is PickMyTrade cheaper than TradersPost?

For a single broker login, usually yes: PickMyTrade is a flat $50/mo or $500/yr, while TradersPost Starter is $41.65/mo billed yearly but limited to 1 live account and 1 asset class. Once you need several broker logins, PickMyTrade charges a subscription per login, so the math can flip.

Do TradersPost and PickMyTrade have free trials?

Yes. Both list a 7-day free trial. PickMyTrade says no credit card is required; TradersPost's free trial lets you manually submit live trades and auto-submit on paper accounts.

Can I use TradersPost or PickMyTrade with prop firms?

Both list prop-firm support. TradersPost lists firms such as Topstep, Apex Trader Funding, Tradeify and My Funded Futures; PickMyTrade lists Apex, Topstep, Bulenox and FundedNext among others. Always confirm the firm's own automation rules first.

Do I need a paid TradingView plan?

Yes for webhooks. TradingView's pricing table shows webhook notifications on paid plans (Essential and up), not on the free Basic plan, and webhook alerts require 2-factor authentication.

Sources

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