Two numbers, no tiers, no metering on how many signals you copy or how many channels you watch. A trader running one live account pays $19.00 USD a month. A trader running one live and one demo pays $28.00 USD. Someone comparing three brokers on the same channels pays $19.00 plus two lots of $9.00.
What is inside the base price
The copier itself: the Telegram connection through your own account, the parser that reads channels in whatever dialect their authors write, symbol mapping against your broker's list, the risk settings, target handling, break-even and trailing, the spread guard and the open-position cap. Watching five channels costs the same as watching one. Copying two hundred signals a month costs the same as copying six.
That choice is deliberate. Metering signals would mean the software has a financial interest in you taking more trades, which is a poor incentive to build into a product used by leveraged traders. Charging per connected account instead ties the price to the one thing that genuinely consumes resources on our side, which is a running terminal per account.
What is outside it
Your broker's spread, commission and swap are your broker's, and they are usually a larger monthly figure than the subscription. The channels you follow charge whatever they charge, and a paid VIP channel typically costs several times the copier. A demo account costs nothing at any broker worth using, which is why the $9.00 second account is often the most useful money in the list: it buys you a parallel run to compare against.
There is no setup fee, no per-trade fee and no percentage of anything you make. A copier that took a share of profits would need to see your account results and would have an opinion about your trading, and we sell software.
Prepaid, and it does not renew behind your back
Each payment grants one prepaid month. When it runs out, it runs out, and nothing is charged again unless you pay again. Cards go through Paddle as merchant of record, crypto through NOWPayments. The mechanics of both rails, including what a merchant of record actually does with your VAT, are in paying for CopySignals.
Most subscription software works the opposite way, and the industry has a whole vocabulary for the consequences: dunning sequences, involuntary churn, negative option billing. Prepaid months remove the category. The cost is that you have to remember to pay, which for a product a trader consciously runs on live money is a reasonable thing to have to remember.
How the second account changes the maths
The first extra account is almost always the demo. Run the same channels, the same sizing rule and the same targets on a demo alongside the live account, and at the end of a month you have two statements produced by identical instructions on different balances. Any divergence is execution: fills, spread, swap, rejected orders. That is the cleanest diagnostic available, and it costs $9.00 USD.
The second reason people add accounts is broker comparison. Same channels, two brokers, one month, and the difference in the two statements is the difference between the two brokers on your actual trading rather than on a marketing page about spreads.
Adding accounts does not divide your risk, it multiplies your exposure. Three connected accounts running the same channel with the same sizing rule take the same trade three times. The open-position cap is set per account, so the total across accounts is arithmetic you have to do yourself.
Comparing this against the alternatives honestly
Some copiers are sold as a one-off licence tied to a machine you run yourself, usually an expert advisor on a VPS you rent. The headline is cheaper and the total is not, once you add the VPS, the maintenance and the mornings the terminal was logged out while you slept. Others are free because the signal provider pays for them, which means the provider chose the tool and the tool answers to the provider.
Then there are copiers priced as a share of profits. That model requires the vendor to see your account performance and gives them an opinion about your trading, and it makes the cost of a good month unbounded. A flat monthly figure you can compute before you sign up is worse marketing and better arithmetic.
Where this sits next to Scalegram
CopySignals and Scalegram share a codebase and almost nothing else commercially. Scalegram is priced for a business running sales through Telegram, at $999.00 USD a month or $9,999.00 USD a year paid up front, covering ten bots and ten tracked sites. CopySignals is priced for one trader with one or two accounts. Same machinery for reading Telegram and parsing messages, two entirely different buyers, and no bundling between them.
Prices can change. The figures above are the ones published at the time of writing, and copysignals.io carries the current list. Leveraged trading carries a high risk of loss, and a subscription buys execution tooling, not an outcome.
"We charge for the terminal we have to keep running, not for the trades you take. The day a copier makes more money when you trade more is the day it stops being on your side."
— Alex Onta, Executive Director, SINGUARD
Key Takeaways
- $19.00 USD a month covers the copier and your first trading account, with each additional account at $9.00 USD a month.
- Channels watched and signals copied are not metered, because a copier that earns more when you trade more has the wrong incentive.
- Every payment grants one prepaid month by card through Paddle or in crypto through NOWPayments, with no automatic renewal.
- A $9.00 USD demo account running the same channels is the cheapest way to separate execution problems from signal problems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a free trial?
Pricing and any current offer are published on copysignals.io. The nearest thing to a low-risk first month is connecting a demo account rather than a live one, which lets you watch real signals arrive at no market risk.
Am I charged per signal or per channel?
Neither. The subscription covers the copier regardless of how many channels you watch or how many signals arrive. The only variable is how many trading accounts you connect.
What happens when my prepaid month runs out?
Copying stops. Nothing is charged automatically, no card is retried, and connected accounts simply stop receiving new orders until you pay for another month.
About the Author
Alex Onta is an Executive Director at SINGUARD. He built eTrader, the terminal, the mobile apps, eTrader Broker, Copytrading, Business and Community, along with the worldwide clustered-server infrastructure it all runs on, with his brother Roman Onta helping on the design, and he leads that division today. Together with Roman he builds the Prop Firm CRM, the Broker CRM, Scalegram and CopySignals, and the two of them carry worldwide compliance, payment processing and international business structuring side by side. He lives and works in Dubai for most of the year. Meet the executive duo leading Singuard's five divisions.