TradeSgnl Alternative: Pricing, MT4 Support and TradeSgnl vs PineConnector
Choose TradingView Link if you trade MT4, want a free plan or trial, or want MetaTrader on your own machine: plans cost $0 to $19.99 a month. Choose TradeSgnl if you want MT5 hosted for you or Telegram channels copied: list prices run from $15.99 to $99.99 a month, with no free trial.
We make TradingView Link, so we aren't neutral. Every TradeSgnl fact on this page comes from TradeSgnl's own website, checked November 2026 and linked below. Where its site doesn't answer something, we say so. Prices and offers change, so check them before you buy.
How does TradingView Link compare with TradeSgnl?
| Feature | TradingView Link | TradeSgnl |
|---|---|---|
| Price per month | $0 (Free), $4.99 (Basic), $9.99 (Standard), $19.99 (Pro) | $15.99 (Bridge), $29.99 (Starter), $49.99 (Advanced), $99.99 (Professional), before offers |
| Try before you pay | Free plan, plus a 7-day free trial of any paid plan with no credit card | No free trial, according to its FAQ |
| MT4 | Yes, on every plan | Not listed as a supported platform |
| MT5 | Yes, on every plan | Yes |
| Other platforms | None | cTrader, TradeLocker, and Binance, Bybit and OKX for spot crypto |
| Where MetaTrader runs | Your own terminal, on your PC or a VPS | Its cloud terminal, its paid VPS add-on, or your own MT5 |
| Your broker password | Never entered into TradingView Link | Entered in its portal for its cloud terminal |
| Signals | 5/month (Free), 500/day (Basic), 3,000/day (Standard), 7,000/day (Pro) | "Unlimited Signals" |
| Published speed | ~20 s (Free), ~3 s (Basic), ~1 s (Standard), under 1 s (Pro) | "typically under 500ms" end to end |
| Accounts | One plan per webhook, each for MT4 or MT5. Pro can share alerts with other accounts | 1, 1, 3 or 10 by plan, and extra connections at $9.99/month each |
| Telegram | Send orders and get trade alerts through our bot, from Basic | Copies signals from Telegram channels and groups, on every plan listed |
| Risk tools | Session and price-range conditions per alert, plus trade-count limits in the EA | Drawdown limits, spread filters and high-impact news filters in its MT5 EA |
How much does TradeSgnl cost?
These are the figures on TradeSgnl's pricing page, per month in US dollars, in both its Monthly and Yearly views.
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Bridge (1 connection) | $15.99 | $12.99, or $155.90 a year |
| Starter (1 connection) | $29.99, or $23.99 on offer | $24.99, or $299.90 a year. $12.49 on offer |
| Advanced (3 connections) | $49.99, or $39.99 on offer | $39.99, or $479.90 a year. $19.99 on offer |
| Professional (10 connections) | $99.99, or $79.99 on offer | $79.99, or $959.90 a year. $39.99 on offer |
The offers come from two limited-time banners: 20% off monthly plans and 50% off yearly plans with a code. The page doesn't say when they end, or what you pay at renewal, so budget on the list price. Its FAQ separately says yearly billing saves "up to 20%", which matches the list prices rather than the banner.
Two add-ons cost extra. An extra cloud connection is $9.99 a month, or $95.90 a year. Its Forex VPS is $19.99, $29.99 or $49.99 a month by size, with 20% off for subscribers from Starter up.
Bridge is the narrow plan: one cloud connection with TradingView automation and the Telegram copier. The full plans add tools such as the strategy builder, backtesting, the trade copier and AI credits.
Does TradeSgnl support MT4?
Not that we can find. Its homepage FAQ lists "MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradeLocker, and the crypto exchanges Binance, Bybit and OKX (spot trading)". MT4 doesn't appear on its homepage, pricing, features, Telegram copier or docs home pages.
The one mention we found is on its VPS page. It says the pre-installed setup is MT5 with the TradeSgnl EA, and that because the VPS is a full Windows server "you are free to install MT4, additional MT5 terminals, or any other platform yourself". That's a statement about the server. It doesn't say TradeSgnl's EA or signals will work with MT4, so if your broker or prop firm only offers MT4, ask TradeSgnl before you pay.
How does TradeSgnl run your trades?
It offers three ways to run MT5, according to its docs and homepage:
- CloudConnect. You "enter your MT5 broker credentials in the portal", and it sets up a managed cloud terminal with its EA installed. It describes this as "No VPS to rent, no terminal to keep open".
- Cloud VPS. A Windows desktop you reach over RDP, with MT5 and the EA pre-installed.
- Your own PC. You install the EA in your own terminal and use the same portal.
On speed, it says "total end-to-end execution is typically under 500ms, depending on where your broker's or exchange's servers are and network conditions". It also claims "3x Faster Execution" on its features page, without saying how that was measured or against what. We haven't tested it, so treat both as its own claims. We publish ours per plan, and the delay is part of what you choose.
The practical difference is who holds what. TradingView Link's EA runs only in your own terminal, so we never need your broker password, but you keep that terminal running. CloudConnect removes that job, in exchange for giving a third party your MT5 login.
When is TradeSgnl the better choice?
- You don't want to run MetaTrader at all. Its cloud terminal is included, while ours needs a PC or VPS that stays on.
- You'd otherwise rent a VPS. Windows VPS plans in our VPS guide start around $17 a month. Add our $4.99 Basic plan and you pay more than Bridge's $15.99 list price, which includes hosting.
- You want to copy Telegram signal channels. Its Telegram copier reads channels and groups and parses each signal. Our Telegram bot only takes orders you send it in our syntax.
- You trade on cTrader, TradeLocker or a crypto exchange. TradingView Link only connects to MT4 and MT5.
- You want drawdown or news protection built in. Its MT5 EA advertises daily loss limits, equity drawdown stops and high-impact news filters. Our EA has none of those.
- You want no signal cap, or a no-code strategy builder. It advertises unlimited signals and a builder. Our top plan allows 7,000 alerts a day, and you bring your own alerts.
When is TradingView Link the better choice?
- You trade on MT4. Every plan covers MT4 and MT5.
- You want to test before you pay. The free plan includes 5 alerts a month, and every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial without a card. TradeSgnl has no free trial.
- You already have a PC or VPS running. Then $4.99 to $19.99 a month is your whole bridge cost, with nothing extra for hosting.
- You'd rather not share your broker login. You never enter your MetaTrader password into TradingView Link.
- You want a simple tool. There are no AI credits or strategy builder to pay for if you already have working alerts.
How does TradeSgnl compare with PineConnector?
Both are MT5-first services with hosted terminals, and neither lists MT4. These are the figures on TradeSgnl's site and PineConnector's pricing section.
| Feature | TradeSgnl | PineConnector |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest monthly plan | $15.99 (Bridge, 1 connection) | $59 (Core, 3 accounts, 1 hosted) |
| Highest monthly plan | $99.99 (Professional, 10 connections) | $199 (Pro, 25 accounts, 5 hosted) |
| Trial | No free trial | 7 days for $7, then $59/month |
| MT4 | Not listed | Not listed |
| Signals | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Published speed | "typically under 500ms", end to end | "<1s typical", which excludes webhook delivery and broker execution |
| Telegram | Signal copier and alerts | Alerts on Plus and Pro. No copier listed in its pricing section |
The speed figures aren't like for like, because they measure different things. TradeSgnl is cheaper for one or two accounts. PineConnector costs less per account at scale, although only some of its accounts are hosted. Our PineConnector comparison and bridge roundup have more options.
Which instruments can you trade?
TradeSgnl doesn't publish a full instrument list that we could find. Its site uses XAUUSD, EURUSD and BTCUSD as examples, cites "150+" MT5 brokers and prop firms, and limits crypto exchanges to spot. On MT5, what you can trade should depend on your broker.
The same is true with TradingView Link: the EA can trade the symbols your broker offers in your terminal, using your broker's symbol name. For prop-firm accounts, check that firm's rules on EAs first. Our prop-firm guide covers three of them.
How do you switch from TradeSgnl to TradingView Link?
- Sign up on the free plan and create a webhook for your MT4 or MT5 account.
- Install the TradingView Link EA, add
https://tradingviewlink.comto the WebRequest list, and attach the EA to one chart. Turn off the old connection for that account so one alert can't place two orders. - Click Add Secret in the dashboard to generate your webhook password.
- Change each TradingView alert's webhook URL, and rewrite its message in our format.
- Run your alerts on a demo account and compare the fills before you cancel.
YourWebhookPassword
long EURUSD q=0.1 sl=300 tp=600 m=1001The webhook guide has the full message format, and the MT5 and MT4 guides show each setup screen.
What do TradingView Link's plans include?
- Free, $0: 5 alerts per month, latency ~20 seconds. Enough to test your setup.
- Basic, $4.99/month: 500 alerts per day, latency ~3 seconds. Telegram trading & alerts, webhook dashboard.
- Standard, $9.99/month: 3,000 alerts per day, latency ~1 second. Telegram, webhook dashboard, alert logs.
- Pro, $19.99/month: 7,000 alerts per day, latency Sub-second. Alert sharing, Telegram, webhook dashboard, alert logs.
Every plan works with both MT4 and MT5. Paid plans start with a 7-day free trial, and prepaid fees are non-refundable. Pricing has the full comparison.
Frequently asked questions
How much does TradeSgnl cost?
In November 2026, its list prices were $15.99 a month for Bridge, $29.99 for Starter, $49.99 for Advanced and $99.99 for Professional. Yearly billing lowers those to $12.99, $24.99, $39.99 and $79.99 a month, and it was also advertising limited-time offers.
Does TradeSgnl support MT4?
MT4 isn't among the platforms it lists. Its VPS page says you can install MT4 yourself on that Windows server, but we found nothing saying its EA or signals work with MT4. TradingView Link supports MT4 and MT5 on every plan.
Does TradeSgnl have a free trial?
No. Its FAQ answers that question with "No", and says plans are monthly or yearly subscriptions you can cancel from the dashboard. TradingView Link has a free plan with 5 alerts a month and a 7-day free trial of any paid plan.
Is TradeSgnl or PineConnector cheaper?
For one account, TradeSgnl: its Bridge plan lists at $15.99 a month and PineConnector's cheapest plan is $59. PineConnector's plan includes 3 accounts, though, and its $199 plan covers 25 accounts against 10 on TradeSgnl's $99.99 plan.
Do I need a VPS with TradingView Link or TradeSgnl?
TradingView Link's EA runs in your own terminal, which has to stay open on a PC or VPS. TradeSgnl's cloud terminal runs without one, and it also sells a VPS add-on for people who want a full Windows server.
Is TradeSgnl faster than TradingView Link?
Its published figure is typically under 500ms end to end, and ours is under a second on Pro. Both are the vendors' own figures. We haven't run a side-by-side test, and neither number tells you how your broker will fill the order.
Can TradingView Link copy signals from a Telegram channel?
No. Our bot only takes orders you send it directly, in our alert syntax. If you want to copy a signal provider's channel into MT5, a copier such as TradeSgnl's is the right kind of tool.
Do TradeSgnl alerts work with TradingView Link unchanged?
No. TradingView Link uses its own two-line format: the webhook password on the first line, then an instruction such as long EURUSD q=0.1. You rewrite each alert message once when you switch.
Sources
- TradeSgnl pricing (plans, offers, add-ons, trial FAQ, unlimited signals)
- TradeSgnl homepage (platforms, CloudConnect, speed, trial and prop-firm FAQs)
- TradeSgnl features (the 3x claim, EA risk controls)
- TradeSgnl Telegram copier
- TradeSgnl Forex VPS (VPS prices, the MT4 statement)
- TradeSgnl docs (ways to run MT5)
- PineConnector pricing (plans, trial, speed, Telegram)
All checked November 2026. TradingView Link facts come from our own pricing page and EA code.
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