The signal came in at 14:32. You saw it at 15:01.

Three signal sources.One risk engine.

PilotFX routes TradingView alerts, Telegram groups and Discord channels through one set of risk rules into your MT5 account — and blocks the trades that would blow it.

MT5 · MT4 comingFTMO-compatible risk rulesLive in ~5 minutesNo VPS requiredFlat pricing, no % of profits
Incoming signal
Execution log
0mssignal posted → order filled

Simulated for illustration; pacing is slowed so you can read it. Timestamps reflect our measured medians, and alerts are what PilotFX drops in your Telegram. Every source handles SL/TP updates after entry. The final Discord signal is blocked on purpose: the engine refusing a trade is the feature.

PLATFORMMT5 · MT4 soon
SOURCESTradingView · Telegram · Discord
MEDIAN FILL247ms end-to-end
UPTIME99.9% trailing 12mo
INFRAcloud engine + local EA · no VPS
BILLINGper execution · credits never expire
The risk engine

Every signal passes through your rules first.

Copiers relay trades. PilotFX sits between your sources and MT5 and decides: size it, send it, or refuse it. Setup is three steps; after that the engine runs 24/5.

01

Connect a source

Point a TradingView webhook at us, or connect Telegram and Discord channels you're already in. Signals are parsed the moment they post.

02

Attach your MT5

Install the PilotFX EA on your terminal once. Takes about three minutes, and it auto-reconnects every session after that. No VPS needed; our servers do the work.

03

Write your rules

Risk per trade, daily loss ceiling, max drawdown, open-position cap, news windows, BE and trailing rules. Per symbol, per source, per account.

Drawdown ceilings that enforce themselves

Set your firm's daily-loss and max-drawdown limits once. PilotFX tracks both in real time and blocks new entries as you approach them. Works with FTMO or any MT5 prop firm's rule set.

4.2% drawdown, NFP in 18 minutes. FTMO Mode blocked new entries; the spike came and went; the challenge survived.

News windows

The engine knows the economic calendar. It pauses entries around red-flag events and can flatten open positions before the spike.

You saw this working in the Discord demo above: a valid signal, refused because FOMC was 14 minutes out.

Break-even & trailing stops

SL moves to entry at your profit threshold. Set a trail distance and it follows price. Handled server-side, so your terminal being asleep doesn't matter.

Your strategy triggered on the London open while you were on the train. By the time you opened your phone, SL was already at entry.

Per-symbol source routing

EURUSD from TradingView, gold from a Telegram group, NAS100 from Discord, all at once on the same account, each with independent risk rules.

One execution layer, however many signal sources you actually use. This is the part nothing else on the market does.

RISK ENGINE · LIVE STATEFTMO MODE ACTIVE
DAILY LOSS0.4% / 5.0%
MAX DRAWDOWN6.1% / 10.0%
New entries blocked · 0.8% from the ceiling
Daily reset in 03:12:44server time 18:47 CET

The engine's state as each rule fires. Simulated for illustration; the live version runs on your dashboard.

Latency, measured honestly
247ms
median · signal posted → order filled · last 30 days

You'll see “sub-15ms” claims elsewhere. Those measure one server hop. They leave out message delivery, parsing, risk checks and your broker actually filling the order. We publish the whole path, because the whole path is what fills your trade. The live median runs on your dashboard, per source, so you're never taking our word for it.

0ms signal posted

Telegram message, webhook, or Discord post

~45ms parsed + validated

symbol, direction, SL/TP extracted; schema & auth checked

~20ms risk engine

lot sizing, drawdown, news windows, position caps

~180ms broker fill

order sent to your MT5 terminal and filled at your broker

99.9%uptime, trailing 12 months
5 minsignal queue if your terminal drops
per sourcelive medians on your dashboard
Named comparison

You know the alternatives. So do we.

Including the rows where they beat us.

FeaturePilotFXPineConnectortrade2sync (TSC)TelegramFxCopier
Signal sourcesTradingView + Telegram + DiscordTradingView onlyTelegram (TradingView costs extra)Telegram only
Drawdown / prop-firm protectionBuilt-in, real-timeNot offeredBuilt-inLimited
News filterBuilt-inNot offeredBuilt-inNot offered
Pricing modelFlat plans or credits that never expire$26–106/mo, per accountFrom $29/mo + recurring flash sales~$25/mo + MetaAPI ≈ $20/mo extra
VPS requiredNoYes, for 24/5 uptimeNoNo
MT4 supportComing · MT5 todayYesYesYes
cTrader / TradeLockerNoNoYesNo

Competitor details from public pricing pages and documentation, checked July 2026. Spot something outdated? Tell us and we'll fix the row: support@pilotfx.io

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Pricing

Flat price. No % of profits.
No 75%-off countdown timers.

One trade opened on MT5 = one execution. That's the only unit we bill. Closes, SL/TP changes, alerts and blocked trades are free. Prefer not to subscribe? Buy credits, which never expire.

Starter
$24/ month

One strategy, one account, running itself.

Up to 150 executions/month
  • 15-day signal history
  • 1 MT5 account
  • Webhook execution
  • Telegram alerts
  • Email support
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Pro
$49/ month

Where most traders land.

Up to 400 executions/month
  • 60-day signal history
  • 2 MT5 accounts
  • FTMO Mode
  • News pause
  • BE / trailing stop
  • Priority support
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Master
$99/ month

As many accounts as you run. One dashboard.

Unlimited executions
  • Unlimited history
  • Unlimited MT5 accounts
  • All Pro features
  • Dedicated support
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