Short answer: trade2sync's pages list more platforms, three accounts on its Pro plan, AI parsing with image signals on Pro, and automatic handling of a channel's follow-ups such as "move SL to breakeven" or "close trade". On 3 Nov 2026 its pricing page showed Black Friday yearly prices, $209.99 for Basic with one account and $249.99 for Pro with three, and no price for monthly billing in the page text. 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. trade2sync refunds within seven days unless seven signals have been processed; 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) | trade2sync | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | MT4, MT5 | MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXTrade, TradeLocker |
| Hosting | cloud, no PC or VPS | cloud, "no VPS, no desktop terminal, nothing to keep online"; iOS and Android apps |
| Price | £49.99 a month or £444 a year; £29.99 or £300 for VIP members | yearly Basic $209.99 and Pro $249.99 (Black Friday sale on 3 Nov 2026, against struck totals of $559.86 and $769.86), with "2 MONTHS EXTRA free"; monthly and quarterly billing prices not in the page text |
| Accounts | 1, up to 3 with a paid slot each | Basic 1, Pro 3, live or demo |
| Channels | any you are a member of; no number stated | "Unlimited signals & channels" |
| Trial and refund | no free trial; test mode inside the paid subscription; non-refundable | no trial on the pricing page; refund within 7 calendar days, none once 7 or more signals are processed |
| Reading messages | labelled and unlabelled formats; commentary rejected with a logged reason | "AI signal parsing"; "Signal keywords (close, modify, delete)"; "Read image signal" on Pro |
| Channel follow-ups | executes close instructions; logs stop moves and edits | follow-ups such as "move SL to breakeven" or "close trade" update or close the position, per its help centre |
| Own management | three targets (70/20/10 by default), stop to entry at TP1 and trailing on by default, price guards, equity pause | auto breakeven and close, trailing stop, time and symbol filters, execution delay; Pro adds a risk-reward mode and profit lock |
| Prop firms | excluded by the copier terms | Basic lists "Execution delay control (prop-firm safe)"; Pro lists "Smart delays (prop-firm detection)" and "Signal modification (prop firm)"; the FAQ answer was not in the page text |
| Connection | trading password sent once, not stored by us | Login ID, "Password (investor password)", Server, per its MT4 and MT5 guides |
The differences that matter to a signal follower
The password. trade2sync's MT4 and MT5 connection guides label the password field "investor password". In MetaTrader the investor password is the read-only one, and our own terms state that placing trades needs the trading password, so ask trade2sync which password its live copying uses before you connect. Ours asks for the trading password, uses it once to open the connection and does not store it.
After the entry. trade2sync's help centre says that when a provider follows up with "move SL to breakeven" or "close trade", it updates or closes the position automatically, and its Basic plan lists "Signal keywords (close, modify, delete)". Ours executes close instructions and logs the rest; the open trade follows your settings: partial closes at three targets, the stop to entry at TP1 if you leave that on, then trailing. If your channel manages its trades by message, trade2sync's pages describe following them and ours do not.
A stop moved to entry, by a channel 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.
Price and accounts. trade2sync's yearly Pro carried three accounts for $249.99 on 3 Nov 2026, a Black Friday sale price with two extra months. Ours is £444 a year for one account, and each extra account needs a paid slot whose price the copier page does not print. At face value, both of trade2sync's yearly prices sit below ours. Sale prices end, so check the page on the day you buy.
Trying it. trade2sync's pricing page advertises seven days of money back. Its terms limit that to requests within seven calendar days of purchase, before the account has processed seven signals, and exclude anyone who has used a trade2sync free trial. On a channel that posts several signals a day, the signal limit arrives within days. Ours has no refund at all; test mode, which shows what a channel would have traded without placing anything, runs inside the paid subscription on our copier page.
Platforms and extras. trade2sync lists cTrader, DXTrade and TradeLocker, native iOS and Android apps, and TradingView webhooks. Ours is MT4 and MT5, set up in the Forexero app.
Prop firms. trade2sync's Basic lists "Execution delay control (prop-firm safe)" and its Pro "Smart delays (prop-firm detection)"; its FAQ has a prop firm question whose answer was not in the page text we read. Our terms exclude funded and challenge accounts, so ours is not an option there. For any other copier, a firm's own rules decide what is allowed; three firms' rules show how they differ.
Where ours is behind
Against trade2sync, plainly: fewer platforms, no stated image reading, no execution of a channel's stop moves, one account per subscription where trade2sync's Pro carries three, a higher yearly price than its Black Friday figures on 3 Nov 2026, and no refund window, even a short one. If one of those decides it, trade2sync's pages state what you need. The checks in our six-copier comparison apply to either before you connect.
Sources
All read on 3 Nov 2026.
- trade2sync: home, pricing, FAQ, MT4 guide, MT5 guide, how copying works, terms of service
- 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
The results page lists each closed VIP signal with its entry, stop, targets and outcome, stops included.
Ready to join? Compare the VIP plans: £89 a month, or £540 paid once a year.