Best forex signal providers in 2026, read from their own pages

Short answer: Forexero, which is ours, Learn 2 Trade, SureShotFX, FXPremiere, 1000pip Builder, ForexGDP and HowToTrade sell forex signals from their own websites. Six of the seven state that a signal carries an entry, a stop and a take profit; HowToTrade's pricing page describes trade ideas with "key entry points". Two publish a record anyone can open that counts losses: Forexero lists every closed signal since 2023, 546 stops among 3,134 signals on the read date, and FXPremiere prints monthly totals with a count of losing signals. Learn 2 Trade's free channel posted four stop-loss hits with their pips in the four days to 6 Nov. Forexero VIP is £89 a month or £540 a year, or £0 through Sponsored VIP.

How we read them

Every fact below comes from the provider's own website or official Telegram channel, read on 6 Nov 2026, and every page is listed under Sources. Prices are copied in the currency shown and not converted. "Record with losses" means a page anyone can open that lists losing signals or counts them. Review sites and ratings were not used, and no provider is scored. FX Leaders' signal and subscription pages refused our reader that day, so it has no row.

Seven providers in one table

What each provider's pages showed

Learn 2 Trade. The signals page lists three recurring plans, £39 a month, £89 every three months and £129 every six, and a banner offers lifetime VIP for a $250 deposit with Eightcap. Each idea, the page says, carries the market, direction, entry, stop loss and take profit. Its free channel had 37.5K subscribers and posted free signals with an entry, a stop and two targets, such as a GBP/JPY buy on 5 Nov; between 3 and 6 Nov it posted four stop-loss hits, of 121, 133, 63 and 100 pips. A 2 Nov post in the channel says every free signal gets a result post when it closes, "win or lose". The home page says each call in its Terminal "stays on the record with its result in R"; the Terminal needs a sign-up, offered in the channel with a 14-day trial and then £39 a month.

SureShotFX. Its plan cards carried Black Friday coupons: forex VIP at $44.99 a month, $119.99 for six months or $129.99 lifetime, and gold VIP at $54.99 a month or $139.99 lifetime. The gold page's FAQ gives a different monthly figure, $69.99. Its free gold channel, SureShot GOLD, with 38.8K subscribers, posted a buy at 03:55 that day with an entry, a stop $10.00 away and one target, then "pips running" updates. Its "Signals History" page listed 30 free signals from 25 Oct to 6 Nov, nine of them at 0 and none negative, and does not say how a row is scored.

FXPremiere. Forex signals are $49 a month and gold $199.99, with a 15% coupon on the day, or free for a $500 deposit with a broker it does not name and one lot traded. Its results page prints monthly totals from January 2020 to October 2026 with the number of winning and losing signals in each month, 22 losing gold signals in October 2026 among them, marked self-reported and without the individual signals. Its free channel, 26.7K subscribers, posted a NAS100 sell on 5 Nov and a EUR/AUD sell on 6 Nov, each with an entry, a stop and one target.

1000pip Builder. The site showed three plans as sale prices, $57 a month, $187 for six months and $297 a year, beside "Sale ends 21 July" with no year. Signals carry an entry price, a stop loss and a take profit and arrive by email, Telegram or SMS. The page says performance is "verified by MyFXBook" and gives no link in its text. No free tier is listed.

ForexGDP. The signals page has a "Free Service" trial column and two sets of prices, $84 to $888 and $167 to $1,764 for one to twelve months; the home page names the plans Premium and Supreme. Its table lists signals "with entry price, take profit and stop loss", sent by WhatsApp and email. The page links a "Signal Performance Result" and subscribers' Myfxbook accounts, with no address in its text, and lists no past signals.

HowToTrade. Its pricing page, whose terms link points to forexsignals.com, lists a Trading Room membership at $29 a month with "free 7-day Access", built around live trading streams, weekly forecasts and trade ideas with "key entry points". The page does not mention a stop or a target, and links no results page.

Five checks before you pay any provider

1. Open the record before the price. A page anyone can open, listing signals with their outcomes, is the only place to count the stops. Monthly totals tell you less than a list of signals, and a channel feed shows only what is still in it.
2. Count the stops. If a record shows none, ask how it scores a trade that reaches its stop.
3. Read one signal end to end. Entry, stop and every target should arrive in one message. Paste one into our signal reader to see the pips and R of each target.
4. Find the price on a page, and turn a lifetime or yearly figure into a monthly one over the months you expect to use it. Our price survey lists more services.
5. Follow the free tier for two weeks. Forward each signal to your Saved Messages as it arrives, score them yourself and compare your count with the provider's. Our guide to free signal channels on Telegram sets out the test, with ten channels read the same day.

What Forexero offers

• Every signal in one message: one entry, a stop loss and three targets, TP1, TP2 and TP3, posted together, forex and gold.
• The record in public: every closed VIP signal since 2023 is on our results page with its entry, stop, targets and outcome. On 6 Nov 2026 it held 3,134 closed signals since November 2023, 546 of them stopped out. The scoring rules are on the methodology page; the figures are published signal outcomes, not member account returns.
• VIP: live trade management after entry, daily market direction and direct support, at £89 a month, cancel anytime, or £540 paid once a year.
• Sponsored VIP: the same VIP for £0 through the partner broker, with the conditions on the Sponsored VIP page.
• A free Telegram channel with a selection of the signals and the daily market direction: no card, no registration and no time limit.
• The Cloud Copier, a separate subscription built for your own personal accounts, places signals from Forexero or any Telegram channel you are a member of on MT4 or MT5, with test mode for new channels: £49.99 a month or £444 a year per connected account, or £29.99 and £300 for VIP members.

Sources

All read on 6 Nov 2026.

• Learn 2 Trade: signals and plans, home, free channel, stop-loss posts
• SureShotFX: forex VIP, gold VIP, signals history, SureShot GOLD channel
• FXPremiere: plans, results, free channel
• 1000pip Builder: plans
• ForexGDP: signals and prices, home
• HowToTrade: pricing
• FX Leaders: subscription page, which did not load for our reader
• Forexero: the plans, methodology, copier and FAQ pages of this site, and the data behind the results page

Figures change; these are what each page showed on 6 Nov 2026.