Copygram is a cloud trade copier for nine platforms (Tradovate and NinjaTrader futures, TradeLocker, DXtrade, MatchTrader, OANDA, Binance) with AI message parsing and a fleet of hosted MetaTrader terminals. If your job is TradingView alerts executed on MT5, here is the honest math.
SignalForge against Copygram, line by line. Their quotes are from their own pages, dated.
Copygram prices from copygram.app/pricing on October 29, 2026. Their Starter yearly price ($12.50/mo effective) covers copying between your own accounts only; TradingView webhooks and Telegram sources start on Pro. Copygram was acquired by Finnect in October 2026, per their about page.
A terminal drops for a few seconds now and then: a broker reconnect, a settings reload, an EA update. This is what each bridge does with an alert that arrives in that gap.
Their hosted MetaTrader fleet runs the connection for you: "It hosts the connection to each MT4 and MT5 account on its own servers". When it breaks, their own guide is direct: "Broker maintenance, disconnected accounts, rejected orders and service incidents can still interrupt a workflow". They decline any "never miss a trade" promise, and there is no documented delivery queue or retry policy. Their advice for a failed copy is manual: "Repeating an instruction before checking for an existing order can create an unintended duplicate".
If your EA checked in during the last 15 minutes, the alert is stored and handed over as soon as the EA is back, by push or by polling if the push channel is down. We hold it for 120 seconds; after that it expires without executing, so a late reconnect never fires a stale entry. Silent for longer, but seen in the last 2 hours? We answer TradingView with a retryable error and it resends the alert up to 3 times, 5 seconds apart. Past that, the alert is rejected and the reason goes to your signal log.
Their wording comes from copygram.app (their MetaTrader copier page, latency guide and education blog), checked on October 29, 2026. Ours describes production behavior on the same date.
Focus, price and the risk engine. One job done well: TradingView alerts into MT5 with controls that run where the order lands. The EA v4.09 rejects stops inside the spread, refuses entries whose stop was already passed, never leaves a position naked if the broker rejects its stop, and ships multi-TP by R, news filter and Prop Firm Shield. That is $4.99/mo where Copygram's TradingView execution starts at $49/mo ($20.42/mo billed yearly). The trial is real (14 days, no card), the latency figure is measured and published with its method, and everything exists in Spanish too.
Breadth and AI. Nine platforms including Tradovate and NinjaTrader futures, TradeLocker, DXtrade, MatchTrader, OANDA and Binance; an AI confidence filter and an MCP server included in every plan; and a maintained rules table for 38 prop firms. Their comparison pages are more honest than most, too. If you copy trades across futures platforms or exchanges, Copygram covers ground we do not offer today, and we say so.
Checked on copygram.app/pricing on October 29, 2026. Copygram was acquired by Finnect in October 2026 (their about page); plans and prices can change after an acquisition, so check their page before you buy.
No. Starter ($29/mo, or $12.50/mo billed yearly) copies between your own accounts: Live Chart, your own MT4/MT5 and Tradovate. TradingView webhooks and Telegram sources start on Pro ($49/mo). SignalForge executes TradingView alerts from the $4.99 Starter plan.
Their site says "Copygram does not offer a free trial"; a 7-day refund applies to the first subscription only ("Renewals and upgrades are not refundable", per their pricing page). SignalForge gives 14 days on Starter and Trader without asking for a card.
Copygram publishes no execution times ("Copygram doesn't publish a single execution time" is their own line). We publish measured medians (~180 ms webhook-to-EA, ~0.5 s to the broker-confirmed order) with the method. Both exclude factors neither vendor controls, like your broker's queue.
Two weeks on demo tells you more than any comparison table. Set your alerts, watch the executions, then decide.
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