What forex signals cost in 2026: the prices 21 services actually list

The short version: an entry-level monthly forex or gold signal subscription in 2026 costs $29 to $89 at the services that price in dollars and £39 or £89 at the two that price in pounds. Lifetime plans run from $144.99 to $699. Nine of the 21 services list no price and ask you to message an admin, which is a cost too, paid in time and sales pressure. And the cheapest route is one most people do not know exists: the signal provider is paid by a broker, and you pay the provider no subscription.

Everything below was read on 21 Oct 2026 from each service's own website or official Telegram channel; the link in each row is the page the price was read from. Prices change and pages move, so check the link before you act on any figure. We do not convert between pounds and dollars anywhere on this page; a converted figure would be out of date the day after we wrote it.

The prices, as listed

Entry-level plan for forex or gold signals in each row; higher tiers are noted in the longer-plans column.

Nine more services show no public price: 1000pip Builder (its site displayed an unavailable notice on the day), The Forex Support (its channel prints no price; VIP access is offered through direct messages), Anabel Signals (message an admin), Gold Trader Mo (contact support), DailyForex premium (behind a sign-up), Trasignal, WeTalkTrade (its domain showed a for-sale page), Pips Alert (its site did not load) and Pipsafe (a cashback service, no signal plan). The Forex Complex lists no paid plan because it says the service is free. That makes 21 services: eleven with a listed price, nine without, one free.

What the list tells you

Most dollar-priced entry plans sit between $29 and $55. Five of the seven dollar-priced monthly plans are in that band. At that price the product is usually a channel or a room: signals posted, little or no management after entry, and a record you may or may not be able to open.

The highest monthly figures are $89 and £89. Wolfx charges $89 for forex and gold together; we charge £89 for the same markets on a monthly plan. In pounds, ours is the higher of the two pound-priced plans on the list, and by face value it is the highest monthly entry price on the page. We would rather print that than have you find it in someone else's table. What the fee buys is in the next section; our annual plan is £540 paid once, which works out at £45 a month, and the Cloud Copier is a separate subscription.

Gold costs more than forex at the services that split them. SureShotFX charges $10 a month more for gold; FXPremiere charges four times as much ($199 against $49). Gold is where the demand is in 2026, and the pricing says so.

Lifetime plans need a horizon before they mean anything. Seven services sell one, from $144.99 to $699. Divide by the number of months you expect to use it: $699 is $58 a month over 12 months and $29 over 24; £240 is £20 a month over 12 and £10 over 24. Which horizon is right depends on how long you expect to want the service and how long you expect it to exist, and nobody can tell you the second number.

Annual plans are a monthly rate and an upfront charge. £540 a year is £45 a month, but it is £540 on the day you pay it. FXPremiere's $399 a year is $33.25 a month, paid as $399. Compare the monthly equivalent for value and the upfront figure for what leaves your account.

Struck-through prices are decoration. United Kings shows $999 crossed out next to $499; Elite Signals shows $1,497 next to $699; AltSignals shows $70 next to $55. We have no way of knowing whether anyone ever paid the crossed-out figure. Compare the live price with the other live prices.

"Message us for the price" is a cost of its own. It usually means the price is set in the conversation, and the conversation is run by someone paid to close it. If a service will not print a number, read whatever it shows you in that chat with the same care.

The route where you pay no subscription: broker-sponsored access

Five services on this list, Learn 2 Trade, SureShotFX, FXPremiere, FX Leaders and Forexero, offer the paid service without a subscription if you open and fund an account with a broker they work with. Learn 2 Trade asks for a $250 deposit with its partner broker, FXPremiere for $500, SureShotFX works with Eightcap, FX Leaders with AvaTrade, and we work with Vantage at a $500 minimum first deposit, at least ten trades after joining and staying active.

The mechanics are the same everywhere: the broker pays the signal provider a share of the trading costs the referred account generates, and that payment replaces your subscription. Your money stays in your own trading account and you withdraw it when you like.

The trade-off is that the provider now earns from your trading volume, so the arrangement rewards activity. That is fine if you were going to trade anyway, and the wrong deal if you need a few weeks of reading before you place anything. Our own version is on the Sponsored VIP page, with the qualification written out.

What you are paying for, at any price

Four things, and most services sell only the first.

1. The levels. Entry, stop and targets, posted before the move. Every service on the list does this; it is the product.
2. The management. Updates after entry: targets reached, when to take partial profit, when a trade is closed early because the reason for it is gone. This is where the cheap and the expensive plans part company. On our side, the free channel carries a selection of signals and the VIP channel carries every signal with its updates; the plans page lists which updates belong to which.
3. A record you can open. Every closed signal with its outcome, losses included, on a page that was not written for the sale. Most services on the list have none. Ours is the results page: at the time of writing it holds 3,087 closed signals since November 2023, of which 537 hit their stop. Those are published signal outcomes, not member account returns.
4. Execution help. A copier that places the signals on your account the moment they are posted, with your lot size and your protection rules. Ours is a separate subscription, not part of the VIP price; most services do not offer one at all.

If a $29 plan gives you the levels and nothing else, and an £89 plan gives you the levels, the management and the record, the question is not which is cheaper. It is whether you have the time and the discipline to do items two and three yourself, every trading day. Some people do. Our arithmetic on whether signals are worth paying for is the other half of this decision: the same fee is nothing on a £10,000 account and a nine-stop hurdle on a £1,000 account.

How to compare two services in ten minutes

• Open the record first, before the price. No record, no comparison.
• Count the stops. A page that shows wins only has told you how it scores.
• Find the price without messaging anyone. If you cannot, note it as a cost.
• Watch what the free channel shows for a week. It is a free sample of the paid product's style, even where it is a selection.
• Turn any lifetime or annual price into a monthly figure over a horizon you choose, and keep the upfront charge in view.
• Read the refund terms. "Nonrefundable" and "no questions asked" are both on this list; know which one you are buying.

Prices above were read on 21 Oct 2026 from the linked pages. We refresh this page when a listed price changes.