TradersPost
Automates execution of trade signals from platforms and webhooks across 17+ brokers and exchanges, supporting stocks, options, futures, and crypto. Provides cloud-based stop-loss, take-profit, trailing stops, multi-account routing, paper trading, and live tracking.
Features
- Dark Mode
- Futures trading
- Algorithmic trading
TradersPost News & Activities
Recent activities
- sentipulse reviewed TradersPost
There are already so many tools trying to automate trading decisions that I’m becoming increasingly cautious about this category. TradersPost looks technically capable, but personally I’m not comfortable letting software execute trades without meaningful human oversight. Automation can save time, but when real money is involved, I still want the final decision to remain with me.
Danilo_Venom added TradersPost as alternative to 3commas, Webhook.site, AlgoWay and WunderTrading- Danilo_Venom updated TradersPost
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TradersPost information
Developed by
TradersPost, Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $42 and $255 per month.Alternatives
12 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is TradersPost?
TradersPost is an automated trade execution platform. It receives signals from TradingView alerts, TrendSpider, or any custom webhook and executes them on connected brokerage accounts — supporting stocks, options, futures, and cryptocurrency.
It connects to 17+ brokers and exchanges including Tradovate, Alpaca, TradeStation, Interactive Brokers, NinjaTrader, Robinhood, tastytrade, Webull, Tradier, Coinbase, Kraken and Binance, and is compatible with futures prop firms.
Features include multi-account trade routing (one signal to many accounts), automated stop-loss / take-profit / trailing stops, paper trading, and real-time fill and P&L tracking. Cloud-hosted, no code required.
Comments and Reviews
There are already so many tools trying to automate trading decisions that I’m becoming increasingly cautious about this category. TradersPost looks technically capable, but personally I’m not comfortable letting software execute trades without meaningful human oversight. Automation can save time, but when real money is involved, I still want the final decision to remain with me.