The trade copier built for prop-firm accounts.

Yes — 7 days. The free trial covers up to 3 cTrader accounts. MT4 and MT5 connect as soon as you subscribe. No card needed. Add a card before the trial ends to keep your repeaters running. If you don't, the trial ends, your repeaters stop, and the account is deleted 30 days later.

$15 per account per month, or $165 per account per year (one month free), tax included — the same on MT4, MT5 and cTrader, with every feature and unlimited repeaters included. You pay for at least 2 accounts, so from $30 a month, and up to 20 from the app; more by contacting us. Adding an account beyond the ones you pay for is charged straight away for the rest of the billing period, with the amount shown before you confirm; lowering the number applies from your next bill. MetaTrader accounts have a connection allowance: up to 2 new MetaTrader connections per paid account in any 30 days (cTrader has none).

Yes. The price shown is the price you pay, in every country: any VAT, GST or sales tax is included in it, never added on top. Businesses in the EU can enter a VAT number at checkout when the field is offered, or ask support for a VAT invoice; the reverse charge applies where EU rules provide for it, and the price is the same either way.

Every broker account you have connected, the source included — one source and three followers is four accounts. Repeaters don't count: the same account in five repeaters is still one. An archived account doesn't count either, and archiving one doesn't lower your bill — the account you paid for is free for another until you lower the number in Settings.

Yes. Cancellation stops at the end of the current billing period — you keep access until then with no further charges. The 7-day trial is fully cancellable with no charge.

In real time. Fills are pushed to Trepeat the moment they happen and dispatched to every follower account simultaneously. Fills missed while a connection was down are not opened after the fact, and nothing records them. If a follower misses a close while it is offline, Trepeat alerts you when it reconnects so you can close that copy yourself. A copy that fails or is skipped shows on the Trades page with the reason, and raises an alert.

No. Follower copies open with no stop loss or take profit, and moving them on the source changes nothing on the followers. When the source position closes — by hand, or because its stop loss or take profit was hit — each follower copy closes too, at its own broker's market price. Pending orders aren't copied either: a limit or stop order resting on the source places nothing on the followers, and when it fills, the followers get a market order at that moment.

Only a trade it is copying, and only when you press Flatten. The engine tags every position it places — with a magic number on MetaTrader and a label on cTrader — and its automatic closes only ever touch those copies. Flatten closes the source trade and every copy of it. Trades Trepeat isn't copying are never touched.

Yes. Per repeater you set the sizing mode — a fixed multiplier of the source quantity, or equity-ratio (each follower auto-scales by its account equity) — plus a max-volume cap, symbol allowlist, and symbol remapping. These apply to every follower on the repeater; any follower can also be paused independently.

The connection auto-reconnects on every disconnect. A reconnect sweep checks every 30 seconds while something is outstanding, and every 5 minutes otherwise. If a follower missed a close while it was offline, the sweep alerts you so you can close that copy yourself. A follower that goes offline raises an alert and is paused so the other followers carry on; once it reconnects, unpause it (or press Run if the repeater stopped).

Trepeat never sends an order twice for one fill: every fill is de-duplicated, so seeing it twice (live stream + post-reconnect history replay) does not send a second order. If a broker executes a copy twice or late, Trepeat detects it and tells you.

Credentials are encrypted in Supabase Vault using authenticated encryption (libsodium AEAD via pgsodium). Encryption keys live separately from the encrypted data and are never exposed through the web interface or any API response. cTrader accounts go further: you sign in with your cTrader ID on cTrader's own site, so Trepeat never sees or stores your cTrader password — only the authorisation you grant, encrypted the same way.