Short answer: both run in the cloud and read your channels through your own Telegram account. Copygram's pages list many more platforms, a TradingView route, an AI confidence score, up to five partial targets and execution of a channel's replies; Telegram as a source starts on its Pro plan, $49 a month or $245 a year, with three accounts. Ours is MT4 and MT5 only, executes a channel's new signals and close instructions and logs other follow-ups, and costs £49.99 a month or £444 a year for one account, or £29.99 and £300 for Forexero VIP members. Ours can pause copying automatically at a drawdown limit you set; Copygram's FAQ says its receiver settings include no automatic daily-loss or trailing-drawdown cutoff. Neither offers a free trial; Copygram refunds a first purchase within seven days, and ours does not refund.
Read on 3 Nov 2026 from each product's own pages, linked at the end. Prices are as shown, not converted.
Side by side
| Forexero Copier (ours) | Copygram | |
|---|---|---|
| Receiving platforms | MT4, MT5 | MT4, MT5, TradeLocker, DXtrade, MatchTrader, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, OANDA, Binance Futures |
| Signal sources | Telegram channels you are a member of | Telegram on Pro and Advanced, TradingView webhooks, trading accounts |
| Hosting | cloud, no PC or VPS | cloud, "No VPS or copier EA" |
| Price | £49.99 a month or £444 a year; £29.99 or £300 for VIP members | Starter $29 a month, no Telegram; Pro $49 or $245 a year; Advanced $79 or $395 a year |
| Accounts | 1, up to 3 with a paid slot each | Starter 2, Pro 3, Advanced 5 |
| Telegram channels | any you are a member of; no number stated | "unlimited channels and groups" on Pro and Advanced |
| Trial and refund | no free trial; test mode inside the paid subscription; non-refundable | "No free trial"; first purchase refundable within 7 days; renewals and upgrades not |
| Reading messages | labelled and unlabelled formats; commentary rejected with a logged reason | AI reads "structured and free-form messages"; skip words; 0 to 100 confidence score on Pro and Advanced |
| Channel follow-ups | executes close instructions; logs stop moves and edits | replies can close, close 50%, move to breakeven or change SL and TP; "Close EURUSD" closes every trade on the symbol |
| Own management | three targets (70/20/10 by default), stop to entry at TP1 and trailing on by default, price guards, symbol and hour filters | up to five partial targets, breakeven at TP1 then TP1 at TP2, symbol filters, schedule, refuse signals without a stop |
| Loss limits | equity pause at a drawdown limit | no automatic daily-loss or trailing-drawdown cutoff, per its FAQ; copying can be paused by hand |
| Prop firms | excluded by the copier terms | rules table for 38 firms; copying only where the firm permits it |
| Connection | trading password sent once, not stored by us | login, password and server on its hosted bridge; credentials encrypted; receiver password type not stated |
The differences that matter to a signal follower
Which plan copies Telegram. Copygram's $29 Starter does not include Telegram; its pricing table marks it "Not included". Telegram arrives on Pro at $49 a month or $245 a year, with three accounts, and Copygram prints its own per-account figure, $16.33 a month billed monthly. Ours is £49.99 a month for one account. A second or third account needs its own paid slot, and the copier page does not print that price, so a per-account figure for ours cannot be worked out from the page.
After the entry. Copygram's Telegram page says a reply to the original signal can close the trade, close half, move the stop to breakeven or change the stop and target, and that a standalone "Close EURUSD" closes every open trade on that symbol; your receiver settings decide which of these are copied. Ours executes close instructions and logs the rest, and the open trade follows your settings. If your channel manages trades by reply, Copygram's pages describe following them and ours do not.
Moving a stop to entry, by a reply or by a rule, is not free protection: it closes some trades flat that would have reached later targets, and gaps can fill it worse. Our breakeven guide has the trade-off.
Loss limits. Copygram's FAQ says its receiver settings do not include an automatic daily-loss or trailing-drawdown cutoff, and that you can pause copying at any time. Ours has equity protection, which can pause copying at a drawdown limit you set. Our pages do not describe a daily limit either.
Platforms and sources. If you also trade futures on Tradovate or NinjaTrader, Binance Futures, or alerts from TradingView, Copygram's pages cover those routes. Ours does one.
Trying it. Neither has a free trial. Copygram refunds a first purchase within seven days; renewals and upgrades are not refundable. Ours is non-refundable. Test mode on our copier page shows what a channel would have traded without placing anything, but it runs inside the paid subscription.
Prop firms. Copygram publishes a table of 38 firms' rules, "checked Oct 27, 2026", and says copying to a funded account works only where the firm permits it. Our terms exclude funded and challenge accounts, so ours is not an option there.
Where ours is behind
Against Copygram, plainly: fewer platforms and sources, one account per subscription where Copygram's Pro carries three, no execution of a channel's replies beyond closes, three targets against five, and no refund window. If one of those decides it, Copygram's pages state what you need. Our six-copier comparison has the checks to run on either before connecting.
Sources
All read on 3 Nov 2026.
- Copygram: home and FAQ, pricing, Telegram copier, documentation
- Forexero Copier: the copier page linked above, parameters, terms
Figures change; these are what each page showed on 3 Nov 2026.
Every closed signal is on the record
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