PropSafely tracks prop firm rules such as news windows, overnight holding limits and drawdown thresholds, then sends alerts. Premium adds connected-account monitoring and opt-in automatic closing.
Auto-close tools can act on a live funded account. Confirm the firm allows third-party account access and keep the official firm rules as the final reference.
Visit PropSafely official siteThe published homepage lists Free at $0 per month with 3 alert credits, Pro at $20 per month and Premium at $75 per month. It states all plans include a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Annual pricing was not shown.
Prices and availability can change. Check the vendor checkout and terms before paying. Source: official pricing.
Useful when different firms impose different news windows or overnight rules and alerts must follow the strictest one.
Not a replacement for reading the firm contract. Alerts and auto-close actions can fail or fire on rules that differ from the firm's current terms.
The official PropSafely documentation describes these functions. Plan and connection limits apply.
The vendor pages do not name the trading platforms or brokers that Premium account connections support. Confirm platform support with the vendor before paying.
Auto-close tools can act on a live funded account. Confirm the firm allows third-party account access and keep the official firm rules as the final reference.
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A Free plan at $0 per month is listed with 3 alert credits. Pro is $20 per month and Premium $75 per month.
Only on Premium, and only for rules the user opts in to. Free and Pro send alerts.
The official pages do not list them. Ask the vendor before subscribing.
No. It is a monitoring and alert tool. Firm rules, data delays and connection issues can still lead to a breach.
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