Yes — PipSync includes a genuinely free signal copier plan: €0, permanent, and no credit card required to start. You can connect a signal source and a broker account and watch real signals parse without paying anything; paid plans start at €49/month when you want fully hands-off automation.
Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 70–80% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. Risk disclosure · Past performance.
Most signal copiers are paid-only, with a short trial at best. PipSync's free tier is a standing plan, not a marketing window: it exists so you can verify that your channel parses correctly and your risk rules behave the way you expect before any money changes hands. PipSync is in public beta, and the free plan is honest about its limits — running automation at full pace is what the paid tiers are for.
The free plan is the default starting point — there is no checkout step and nothing to cancel later.
Sign up at app.pipsync.io. No credit card is requested, and the plan does not expire — you decide if and when an upgrade is worth it.
Add the source you actually use: a Telegram channel, a Discord server, a TradingView alert webhook or a custom JSON webhook.
Link an account on one of the six live destinations — MT4, MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader, Binance Futures or Bybit. A demo account is the right choice while you validate the route.
Let a few real signals come through, review exactly how each one was interpreted, and adjust your server-side risk rules. Upgrade to a paid plan when you are ready for hands-off execution.
It is. PipSync's pricing starts at a €0 free plan, and the pricing page frames it without fine print: start free, upgrade when you ship. The free plan is a permanent tier of the product, not a teaser that converts into a charge — there is no credit card on file to charge in the first place.
Nothing about the free plan expires. You can set up a route, let it sit for weeks, and come back to it. The only reason to pay is wanting what the paid plans actually add — more sources and accounts, and automation that runs without you confirming each trade.
The free plan covers the full setup-and-test loop: connect a signal source (Telegram, Discord, TradingView alerts or a custom webhook), link a broker account, watch the AI parser interpret real signals, and configure server-side risk rules — all cloud-based, with no VPS or EA to install.
It is also deliberately limited. PipSync's own pricing page positions automation as the upgrade — "upgrade when you are ready to automate" — and auto-trading without manual confirmation is listed from the Basic plan (€49/month) up. The free plan is for proving a route works, not for running it at full pace. Basic adds, per the pricing page:
Because of how they are built. The classic copier architecture installs an Expert Advisor inside a MetaTrader terminal, and that terminal has to run 24/7 — usually on a Windows VPS the customer or the vendor pays for. Every user carries real, recurring infrastructure cost, so vendors charge from day one and cap free access at a trial.
PipSync's cost structure is different: there is no per-customer terminal or VPS to keep alive, because the whole pipeline is multi-tenant cloud infrastructure shared across all users. A free route that is being set up and tested is cheap to serve, which is what makes a permanent free tier viable rather than a loss-leader with an expiry date.
Start on demo — that advice holds on every plan, but it is the entire point of the free one. The free plan is the validation stage: connect a demo account, let real signals from your channel come through, and check that entries, stop-loss and take-profit land where you expect before any real money is exposed.
Moving to hands-off live execution is the natural upgrade moment. The pricing page lists auto-trading without manual confirmation from Basic (€49/month) up, so the typical path is: validate on demo for free, then upgrade when you are confident enough to let the route run on its own.
Upgrade when the free plan has done its job — your channel parses cleanly, your risk rules behave, and the bottleneck is now you confirming trades or needing more sources and accounts. PipSync's pricing page states the terms plainly: no lock-ins, no surprise fees.
The paid tiers map to how serious the operation is:
Connect a signal source and a broker account, watch PipSync parse and route in real time, and upgrade only if you need more. No credit card required to start.
Risk warning: CFDs are complex instruments with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 70–80% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. Risk disclosure · Past performance.
Written by the PipSync team · Reviewed by Tobias Russmann, Director, PipSync · Published · Last updated
PipSync is a cloud-based signal automation platform that routes trading signals from Telegram, Discord, TradingView alerts and custom webhooks to broker accounts on MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, Match-Trader, Binance Futures and Bybit — with server-side risk management and no VPS required. PipSync is an execution tool, not a signal provider and not investment advice.
PipSync is a signal execution tool. It does not provide trading signals, does not guarantee any trading results and is not investment advice. Trading leveraged products involves substantial risk of loss. See the full risk disclosure and performance disclaimer.