
MQL5 Signals is a directory of trading accounts whose trades can be copied through MetaTrader. Each provider has its own subscription price and trading history, rather than one directory-wide plan.
Third-party signals can violate a prop firm's copying or strategy rules. Get explicit permission before subscribing and review execution risk separately from historical statistics.
Visit MQL5 Signals official siteThe directory lists USD subscription fees per month for individual signals. There is no single price for the service. Add broker costs and any hosting needed to keep copying active.
Prices and availability can change. Check the vendor checkout and terms before paying. Source: official pricing.
The directory brings provider history and risk-related statistics into one research workflow.
Unsuitable without permission to copy an external trader. A provider listing does not establish that permission.
The official MQL5 Signals documentation describes these functions. Plan and connection limits apply.
Copying requires the corresponding MetaTrader terminal and compatible receiving account. This is not a NinjaTrader or Tradovate signal route.
Third-party signals can violate a prop firm's copying or strategy rules. Get explicit permission before subscribing and review execution risk separately from historical statistics.
For more tools, browse the trading tools directory.
No. Each provider sets a signal subscription fee; the directory displays monthly USD prices.
No. Use the signal category and terminal version appropriate to your receiving account.
No. The official directory warns that subscribers accept execution risk and historical statistics cannot guarantee future profitability.
Source record: 18 October 2026. Vendor documentation supports product claims, not independent performance validation. This profile links directly to official vendor pages. No product rating or hands-on testing is claimed.