Social Trader Tools review
What it is
It copies trades between any MT4 and MT5 accounts and adds account management, equity monitoring, signal publishing and white label options.
It suits traders and account managers who copy their own trades to other accounts, more than beginners looking for someone to copy.
Key facts
| Item | What we found |
|---|---|
| Type | Cloud trade copier, MT4 and MT5 |
| Plans | Standard $20/mo (2), Plus $60/mo (5), Pro $120/mo (10), Premium $220/mo (20) |
| Larger plans | Rolling plans in blocks of 20 accounts at $10 per account |
| VPS | Not needed, hosted in the cloud |
Pros and cons
- Pro: No VPS to manage
- Pro: Mixes MT4 and MT5
- Pro: Clear per account pricing
- Con: Monthly cost even when markets are slow
- Con: A tool, not a strategy: you still need trades worth copying
- Con: Free trial not confirmed on the page we checked
The risk side
Copying trades does not remove risk. Leveraged products like forex and CFDs can lose money fast, a trader you copy can have a bad month, and past results do not promise future results. Only use money you can afford to lose.
Have an audience that asks about this?
Many people search for Social Trader Tools because they want trading done for them. If you run a channel, group or page where people ask about copy trading, you can earn when your people pick a fund where AI trades for them.
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Source: Social Trader Tools pricing, checked October 2026. Details can change, so check the official site before you sign up.
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How much is Social Trader Tools?
Plans start at $20 a month for up to 2 accounts and go to $220 a month for 20. Larger rolling plans cost $10 per account.
Do I need a VPS for Social Trader Tools?
No. It says the copier is hosted in the cloud 24/7.
Does it copy between MT4 and MT5?
Yes. It copies trades between any MT4 and MT5 accounts.
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