trade2sync review: pricing, plans and limits
trade2sync is the new name of Telegram Signal Copier, or TSC: a cloud copier that sends Telegram signals and TradingView alerts to MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, DXtrade and TradeLocker accounts. This review covers what its two plans cost and include, what it connects and where it stops, using trade2sync's own pages. Updated Nov 13, 2026 by the Copygram team. We make Copygram, a competing trade copier, so every fact about trade2sync comes from its own pages. See our editorial standards.
| Runs | Cloud |
| Copies to | MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, DXtrade, TradeLocker |
| TradingView alerts | Yes |
| Telegram signals | Yes |
| From | $44.99/month |
| Billed yearly | $16.67/month |
Short answer, updated Nov 13, 2026
Our verdict on trade2sync
trade2sync reads your Telegram channels and TradingView webhook alerts and places the trades from its own servers on MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, DXtrade and TradeLocker accounts, with no VPS, Expert Advisor or MetaAPI subscription. Basic covers 1 account and lists at $49.99 a month; Pro covers 3 accounts, lists at $69.99 and is the plan that reads image signals. Its pages list no futures platform and describe no copying from one trading account to another.
Our pick: Copygram It covers what trade2sync's pages leave out. See why, or read Copygram vs trade2sync.
When trade2sync fits
- Your accounts are on MetaTrader 4 or 5, cTrader, DXtrade or TradeLocker, and your signals come from Telegram or TradingView alerts
Look elsewhere if…
- Your accounts are futures accounts on Tradovate or NinjaTrader, or on MatchTrader, OANDA or Binance Futures: none is listed
- You want to copy from one of your own trading accounts to the others: its pages describe Telegram and webhooks as the only sources
- You run more than 3 accounts: Pro stops at 3, and extra broker licences have no price on its pricing page
Why we recommend Copygram instead
Copygram is our own product, and it covers the cases where trade2sync's pages stop.
- Copies to platforms trade2sync doesn't list: Tradovate, NinjaTrader, MatchTrader, OANDA and Binance Futures (USDT-M)
- Also copies trades from one of your own trading accounts to the others, not only signals
- Telegram and TradingView sources are on the Pro plan and up: $49 a month, or $20.42 billed yearly, for 3 trading accounts
- First-time subscribers can request a refund within 7 calendar days of the initial purchase if Copygram doesn't work for them.
trade2sync at a glance
| What it is | A cloud Telegram signal copier, formerly Telegram Signal Copier (TSC), for MetaTrader, cTrader, DXtrade and TradeLocker accounts, with TradingView webhooks. |
|---|---|
| Copy from | Telegram channels and groups your own Telegram account has joined, TradingView alerts by webhook |
| Copy to | MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, DXtrade, TradeLocker |
| Telegram signals | Yes |
| TradingView webhooks | Yes |
| Where it runs | On trade2sync's servers, managed from a web dashboard and iOS and Android apps; its pages say no VPS, Expert Advisor or MetaAPI subscription is needed. |
| Starting price | $44.99/month (Basic) |
| Billed yearly | $16.67/month |
| API | Not stated |
| Trial or refund | No free trial is listed on the pricing page. Its refund terms mention one only to say that anyone who has used a free trial can't be refunded later. |
| Refunds | Refund & Cancellation Policy: a full refund on a monthly or yearly purchase if you ask within 7 calendar days and the account has processed fewer than 7 trading signals. Once 7 signals are processed or 7 days pass, the purchase is no longer eligible, and anyone who has used a trade2sync free trial is excluded. |
From trade2sync's own website, checked . "Not stated" means its pages don't say either way.
How trade2sync works
- 01
Connect Telegram
Sign in with your own Telegram account and choose the channels and groups to copy. Its terms say nothing is enabled by default: no signal is processed until you switch a channel on and connect a broker account.
- 02
Connect a broker account
Add a MetaTrader 4 or 5, cTrader, DXtrade or TradeLocker account in the browser. Its pages say there is no Expert Advisor to install, no terminal to keep open and no MetaAPI subscription.
- 03
Set the rules
In a workspace, set the lot size or risk, stop loss and take profit handling, breakeven, trailing stop and filters, with different settings for each channel. Pro adds AI-based reading and saved templates.
- 04
It copies from the cloud
Signals are copied while your devices are off. You follow them in a signal history on the web dashboard or in the iOS and Android apps, and can add TradingView alerts through a webhook URL.
trade2sync plans and prices
Free trial: No free trial is listed on the pricing page. Its refund terms mention one only to say that anyone who has used a free trial can't be refunded later.
Refunds: Refund & Cancellation Policy: a full refund on a monthly or yearly purchase if you ask within 7 calendar days and the account has processed fewer than 7 trading signals. Once 7 signals are processed or 7 days pass, the purchase is no longer eligible, and anyone who has used a trade2sync free trial is excluded.
- Basic $44.99/month Accounts: 1 live or demo account · Black Friday price shown on 13 Nov 2026; the list price beside it is $49.99 a month. Telegram and TradingView webhook sources, unlimited signals and channels, trailing stop, automatic breakeven, time and symbol filters.
- Basic (quarterly) $99.99/3 months Accounts: 1 live or demo account · Shown against a list total of $149.97.
- Basic (yearly) $199.99/year Accounts: 1 live or demo account · Black Friday price shown on 13 Nov 2026 against a list total of $599.88.
- Pro $54.99/month Accounts: 3 live or demo accounts · Black Friday price shown on 13 Nov 2026; the list price beside it is $69.99 a month. Adds image signals, AI-based signal reading, the news filter, Risk Reward Mode, smart delays and configuration templates.
- Pro (quarterly) $129.99/3 months Accounts: 3 live or demo accounts · Shown against a list total of $209.97.
- Pro (yearly) $249.99/year Accounts: 3 live or demo accounts · Black Friday price shown on 13 Nov 2026 against a list total of $839.88.
- Extra broker, webhook and workspace licences (add-ons) Price not listed Accounts: Sold for 5 more connections at a time · Listed on the pricing page without a price.
- trade2sync Journal (add-on) $9.99 A trading journal for copied trades, shown as starting from $9.99 with no period.
What trade2sync covers, and where it stops
Features
- Runs in the cloud with a web dashboard and iOS and Android apps
- Reads Telegram signals in different formats and languages; Pro adds AI-based reading and signals posted as images
- TradingView webhook alerts to the same five platforms, on both plans
- Sizing by fixed lot, cash amount or percent of balance, with separate risk for each symbol and settings for each channel
- Follows the provider's edits and commands: close full, half or partial, breakeven, remove stop loss, delete order
- Automatic breakeven, trailing stop and partial close; Pro adds Risk Reward Mode and a smart profit lock
- Time and symbol filters, a news filter on Pro, and an option to skip signals with no stop loss or take profit
- Trade protection: a drawdown guardian, daily and maximum loss limits, profit lock and FIFO close
- An execution delay and, on Pro, smart delays and custom trade comments aimed at prop firm accounts
Limits
- Basic covers 1 trading account and Pro covers 3; more accounts, webhooks or workspaces are add-on licences with no price on the pricing page
- Image signals, AI-based signal reading and the news filter are on Pro only
- Lists MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, DXtrade and TradeLocker: no futures platform such as Tradovate or NinjaTrader
- Its pages describe Telegram and webhooks as sources, not copying from one trading account to another
- A refund needs both conditions: asked for within 7 days, and fewer than 7 signals processed
- The plan cards don't say which plan includes the drawdown guardian and loss limits
Not documented on its pages
- The price of extra broker, webhook and workspace licences.
- Which plan includes the drawdown guardian and the daily and maximum loss limits.
- The regular quarterly and yearly prices: on the day we checked, the page showed Black Friday prices against list totals.
- A free trial. The pricing page lists none, yet the refund terms exclude anyone who has used one.
- Whether a quarterly purchase can be refunded: the policy names monthly and yearly ones.
- Copying from one trading account to another, or any futures platform.
Ask trade2sync before you rely on any of these.
trade2sync review FAQ
How much does trade2sync cost?
Basic, for 1 account, lists at $49.99 a month and Pro, for 3 accounts, at $69.99. On Nov 13, 2026 its pricing page showed Black Friday prices: $44.99 and $54.99 a month, $99.99 and $129.99 a quarter, and $199.99 and $249.99 a year. Extra broker licences are add-ons with no price on the page. Check trade2sync's pricing page for the price today.
Is trade2sync the same as Telegram Signal Copier (TSC)?
Yes. trade2sync's FAQ says it is the new brand and platform for what was called Telegram Signal Copier, or TSC, and the old platform still has a legacy login. It is not TSCopier, a separate product: see our TSCopier review.
Does trade2sync need a VPS or an EA?
No. Its pages describe a cloud copier with no VPS, no Expert Advisor, no MetaTrader terminal to keep open and no MetaAPI subscription. You manage it from a browser or from its iOS and Android apps, and it keeps copying while your devices are off.
Does trade2sync have a free trial?
Its pricing page lists none. Its refund terms mention a free trial only to say that anyone who has used one can't be refunded on a later purchase. To try it you subscribe, and the 7-day refund applies while fewer than 7 signals have been processed.
Does trade2sync offer refunds?
Yes, with two conditions. Its Refund & Cancellation Policy gives a full refund on a monthly or yearly purchase if you ask within 7 calendar days and the account has processed fewer than 7 trading signals. After 7 signals or 7 days, the purchase is no longer eligible.
Which platforms does trade2sync support?
MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, DXtrade and TradeLocker, for Telegram signals and for TradingView webhook alerts. Its pages don't list Tradovate, NinjaTrader, MatchTrader, OANDA or Binance Futures. For those, see Copygram vs trade2sync.
Does trade2sync work with TradingView?
Yes. Both plans include a TradingView webhook: you paste trade2sync's webhook URL into a TradingView alert and it places the order on a connected MetaTrader, cTrader, DXtrade or TradeLocker account. Extra webhook licences are sold as an add-on.
Can trade2sync copy signals posted as images?
On the Pro plan. Its plan comparison marks image signals, AI-based signal reading and the news filter as Pro only; Basic parses text signals and forwarded messages.
Can I use trade2sync on prop firm accounts?
That is the firm's decision. trade2sync says you can use it for prop trading if your firm supports copy trading, and its Pro plan adds delays and custom trade comments aimed at those accounts. Neither changes what a firm's rules allow: check our prop firm rules table first.
Is there an alternative to trade2sync?
Yes, and the one we recommend is Copygram, which we make. It copies Telegram signals and TradingView alerts to Tradovate, NinjaTrader, MatchTrader, OANDA and Binance Futures as well as MetaTrader, TradeLocker and DXtrade, and copies between your own accounts. It doesn't connect cTrader and has no equity or drawdown automation. See Copygram vs trade2sync and the other trade2sync alternatives.
More on trade2sync
Sources
The pages on trade2sync's own website that these facts come from, all checked . We didn't score trade2sync ourselves.
- trade2sync homepage
- trade2sync pricing and plans
- trade2sync features
- trade2sync FAQ (platforms, setup, the earlier TSC name)
- trade2sync Terms of Service, with the Refund & Cancellation Policy
- Cloud trade copier
- TradingView webhook
- Multi-account trade copier
- Trade protection
- Image signal copier
- About trade2sync
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