Short answer: TTMT, TSCopier, trade2sync, TelegramFX Copier and the Forexero Copier, which is ours, all copy Telegram signals to MT4 and MT5, and each includes Telegram on its entry plan, where Copygram's starts on Pro at $49 a month. Their entry figures on 3 Nov 2026 were $30 a month at TSCopier, $39 plus VAT at TTMT, $49.99 plus a separate MetaApi bill at TelegramFX Copier, £49.99 at ours, and a Black Friday yearly price of $209.99 at trade2sync. None lists as many destination platforms as Copygram. Copygram's FAQ says it has no automatic daily-loss cutoff, where TTMT and TSCopier's Pro state a daily limit, and Copygram states it has no free trial; on the pages we read, TTMT's 7-day demo trial was the only one.
Copygram, from its own pages
- Runs in the cloud, with "No VPS or copier EA".
- Sends trades to MT4, MT5, TradeLocker, DXtrade, MatchTrader, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, OANDA and Binance Futures, and takes signals from Telegram, TradingView webhooks and trading accounts.
- Plans: Starter $29 a month with two accounts and no Telegram; Pro $49 a month or $245 a year with three accounts and unlimited Telegram channels and groups; Advanced $79 or $395 a year with five.
- No free trial. A first purchase can be refunded within seven days; renewals and upgrades cannot.
- After the entry, a reply to the signal can close it, close half, move the stop to breakeven or change the stop and target; up to five partial targets.
- No automatic daily-loss or trailing-drawdown cutoff, per its FAQ.
- Prop firms: a rules table for 38 firms, and copying only where the firm permits it.
The five alternatives in one table
| Copier | Platforms | Hosting | Lowest plan that copies Telegram | Accounts on it | Trial or demo | Refund | Channel follow-ups | Loss cut-off |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copygram, for reference | MT4, MT5 and seven others | cloud | Pro, $49 a month or $245 a year | 3 | no | 7 days, first purchase | replies: close, half, breakeven, SL and TP | no, per its FAQ |
| TTMT | MT4, MT5 | cloud | Essential, $39 a month plus VAT, accounts under $1,000 | 1 | 7 days on a demo account, card first | 30 days | replies and edits | daily, 0.5% to 50% of equity or a dollar amount |
| TSCopier | MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXTrade, TradeLocker | Windows PC or VPS; cloud plan separate | $30 a month | 1 | not stated | 7 days if it does not work as described | commands and edits | Equity Guardian on Pro |
| trade2sync | MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXTrade, TradeLocker | cloud | Basic, $209.99 a year (Black Friday sale, 3 Nov 2026); monthly billing price not in the page text | 1 | not on the pricing page | 7 days, before 7 signals | "move SL" and "close" follow-ups | not stated |
| TelegramFX Copier | MT4, MT5 | cloud, plus a Telegram Mini App | $49.99 a month plus your own MetaApi | up to 100 (home page) or unlimited (pricing page) | dashboard demo | 14 days, first purchase, if it does not work as described | replies | not stated |
| Forexero Copier (ours) | MT4, MT5 | cloud | £49.99 a month, £29.99 for VIP members | 1, up to 3 with a paid slot each | no; test mode inside the paid subscription | none | closes only; other follow-ups logged | equity pause at a drawdown limit; no daily limit described |
Where Copygram's pages differ from the rest
Breadth. Copygram is the only one of the six whose pages list futures platforms (Tradovate, NinjaTrader), OANDA and Binance Futures as destinations. trade2sync's pricing also lists TradingView webhooks. If you need those routes, the alternatives are narrower.
Telegram is not on the cheapest plan. Copygram's pricing table marks Telegram "Not included" on Starter. Every alternative here copies Telegram on its entry plan.
Three accounts on the Telegram plan. Copygram's Pro carries three. TTMT's Essential, TSCopier's base plan, trade2sync's Basic and ours carry one; TelegramFX Copier states up to 100 on its home page and unlimited on its pricing page, through MetaApi, which you pay for separately and which its helpdesk puts at "around $5-$10 per month".
Loss limits. Copygram's FAQ says it does not include an automatic daily-loss or trailing-drawdown cutoff. TTMT states a daily limit and TSCopier's Equity Guardian, on Pro, includes one. Ours can pause copying at a drawdown limit you set; a daily limit is not described.
After the entry. Copygram acts on a channel's replies, and TTMT, TSCopier, trade2sync and TelegramFX Copier state that they act on follow-up messages too. Ours executes close instructions only and logs stop moves and edits, so if your channel manages trades by message, ours is the one alternative here that does not follow them.
Prop firms. Copygram publishes a rules table for 38 firms and says copying works only where the firm permits it. TTMT has a page for challenge accounts; TSCopier's Pro lists "Undetectable by prop firms" and trade2sync's Pro "Smart delays (prop-firm detection)"; the TelegramFX Copier pages we read did not mention prop firms. Ours is excluded from funded and challenge accounts by its terms. For any other copier, ask the firm in writing first; our piece on prop firm copying rules shows how firms word it.
Before you switch copiers
- Turn the old copier off for a channel before the new one goes live on the same account. Two copiers reading one channel each place the trade.
- Switch between trades, not during them. Positions the old copier opened keep only the stop and target it placed at the broker; any partial closes or trailing it managed stop with it.
- Start a refund window only when you can test properly. trade2sync's ends once seven signals are processed, and TSCopier's and TelegramFX Copier's cover only a product that does not work as described.
The six-copier comparison adds connection methods and prop firm statements.
Sources
All read on 3 Nov 2026.
- Copygram: home and FAQ, pricing, Telegram copier, documentation
- TTMT: pricing, MT5, free trial, prop firms, refunds, comparison page
- TSCopier: home, pricing, features, refunds
- trade2sync: pricing, how copying works, terms
- TelegramFX Copier: home, pricing, demo, refunds, MetaApi cost
- Forexero Copier: the copier page in the table, parameters, terms
Figures change; these are what each page showed on 3 Nov 2026.
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