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Copying, account monitoring and risk limits for MetaTrader 4 and 5 in one cloud service, with every feature in every plan.

• Rules per follower: fixed lots, multiplier, balance or equity ratio, or risk per trade sized from the master's stop loss, plus symbol filters, trading hours and a slippage cap.
• Equity Guard: equity floors, daily loss limits counted the way prop firms count them, and profit targets on every account.
• Symbols match themselves: broker suffixes such as EURUSD.pro and aliases such as GOLD and XAUUSD are matched automatically, so you only map the odd ones.
• API and MCP server: script your accounts and copiers, or ask an AI assistant about them.

AlgoTraderTools's answer

• Nothing to install or keep running. A local copier needs a VPS, a terminal per account and someone to restart it after Windows updates. Here the terminals run in our cloud around the clock. Measured on the live service, the median time from the master's fill to the copy's fill was 46 ms, brokers included.
• Lower price for the same accounts. Compared with Social Trader Tools, the same number of accounts costs 5–27% less a month (prices as both sites listed them on 5 November 2026).
• Prop firm rules built in. Equity Guard's daily loss limit counts from the day's starting balance or the higher of balance and equity, with the day starting at your broker's midnight or your firm's time.
• More control per follower. Risk-per-trade sizing, automatic symbol matching, trading hours and slippage caps.
• Every feature in every plan, plus a public REST API and an MCP server. You only choose how many accounts to connect.

AlgoTraderTools's answer

Retail traders who run more than one MetaTrader account:

• Prop firm traders copying one strategy to several funded and challenge accounts, each sized to its own balance and kept inside its own limits.
• Traders with accounts at different brokers, or on both MT4 and MT5.
• Signal providers who publish a strategy for others to copy, free or for a fee.
• Money managers and small trading desks running up to 100 accounts.
• Developers who want to manage accounts and copiers from code or from an AI assistant.

AlgoTraderTools's answer

• Rust for the copier engine, which spends about 0.1 ms of its own time on each copy.
• Django and Django REST framework with PostgreSQL for the API, accounts and billing.
• Next.js for the web app and the website.
• Kubernetes, where every connected MetaTrader 4 and 5 account runs in its own terminal.