Your signals are fine. Your subscribers’ execution isn’t.
I spent eighteen months convinced the channels I followed were lying about their results. They weren’t. I was losing the trade in the gap between their message and my fill, and I had no idea.
Some of your subscribers are having that thought about you this week. They’re wrong, and you have no way to prove it to them. That is the problem I built TTMT to fix, and this page is the four ways we can work together on it.
What automation does for your channel
None of this asks you to change what you trade or how you call it.
Your entry is their entry
A subscriber reading your post twenty minutes late is trading a different signal from the one you sent. TTMT reads the message as it lands and places the order while the price is still the one you called.
Nobody blows up on a typo'd lot size
Position size comes from each subscriber's own risk settings rather than from whatever they thumbed into a phone at 3am. Accounts that survive a drawdown are the ones that renew.
Your typos stop costing them money
A stop on the wrong side of entry, a decimal in the wrong column, targets listed out of order. TTMT holds those before they reach a broker, so they never become a refund request in your DMs.
Fewer “I missed it” messages
The subscriber who can never be at a screen when you post decides the channel doesn't work for them and leaves. You lose them over timing, having called the trade correctly.
What I’m not asking you for
If a copy-trading platform has approached you before, you know the usual shape of the offer. They want your MetaTrader account so they can mirror it. They rank you against a thousand other providers on drawdown. They collect the follower’s money and pay you a slice per lot, and after that they own the relationship.
TTMT is built differently, and I would rather put the differences on the table now than have you assume them.
- Your trading account stays yours
- I never connect to your MetaTrader. TTMT reads the text you post in Telegram, and that is the whole input. If you don't post it, it doesn't happen.
- No leaderboard, no drawdown gate
- There is no ranking to qualify for and no maximum-drawdown threshold that drops you off the platform after a rough month.
- Your subscribers stay yours
- They pay you for signals and pay me for execution. I never sit inside your billing and never take a percentage of what you charge.
- Nobody outside your channel sees your calls
- Every customer runs an isolated instance signed into their own Telegram account, reading only the channels that account has joined. Someone who hasn't paid you isn't in your channel, so their setup has nothing to read.
- I can't turn a bad month good
- Tighter execution recovers what slippage and late entries take off the top. It does not change what your strategy does.
Your channel may already be in here
Nearly nine in ten of the channel connections running on TTMT were switched on by a subscriber who never mentioned it to the provider. 131 channels currently clear the bar to show in the public directory. The question is whether yours sits there as a bare name or as something you set up.
A page of your own
Your avatar, your description, the symbols you trade, how often you post. Statically generated and indexed, so it turns up in search without you doing anything.
Two buttons pointing wherever you want
Your page carries up to two calls to action that you choose. Join the free channel, apply for VIP, open your broker link. I don't intercept them or wrap them in anything.
A track record you didn't write
Win rate, profit factor and P&L measured from real accounts trading your calls through TTMT. Nobody has to take your screenshots on faith.
A verified badge, once reviewed
Channels the team has been through carry a verified mark. Strong ones get featured placement at the top of the directory.
Think about this part before you say yes
Those performance figures are whatever the accounts did. I publish the bad quarters the same way I publish the good ones and I won’t edit them for you. If your calls hold up, that page becomes the strongest thing you own, worth more than any testimonial you could write for yourself. If they don’t, a public directory is a rough place to find out.
Your formatting is probably already fine
We processed close to 72,000 new-trade signals in the last 90 days. 0.14% of them failed for a reason the channel owner controls. Your emoji, your layout, your language, your misspelled “Stop Lose” and your TP4: Hold all read correctly. Two things genuinely break, and one habit is worth building.
Your entry zone crowds your stop
Quote a range and we spread orders across it. If the far edge lands within five pips of your stop, nothing gets placed. The catch is that subscribers widen that zone in their own settings, so headroom that looks fine in your message can be gone by the time orders go out.
You post after the price has gone
If the market already traded through your stop before the message arrived, we hold the trade rather than open one that is losing from the first tick. This bites tight gold scalps hardest, where nine points can disappear while you finish typing.
The habit worth building: reply to yourself
Close instructions posted as a reply to the original signal executed at 25.5% over the last 90 days. The identical instruction posted standalone managed 15.1%. Replying tells us which trade you mean, and it costs you one tap.
The full guide lives in our docs
Five layouts taken from channels running between 94 and 100% execution, the complete list of what the reader handles without help, how to write a breakeven or close instruction, and the nine-line checklist. Written for channel owners, free, and no account needed to read it.
Get paid for the ones who automate
Your subscribers will find an execution tool on their own eventually. The affiliate program is the version where you were the one who pointed them at it.
Take your link
Free, no approval step, no minimum channel size. It works from the moment you copy it.
Put it where it belongs
Pinned in your channel, in the welcome message, under a signal somebody mistimed. It lands as help rather than an ad.
Get paid while they stay subscribed
Commission recurs for as long as the customer does, so a subscriber who automates keeps paying you long after the click.
Rates, tier thresholds, the cookie window and the payout schedule are written out on the affiliate page. I would rather you read the real terms than my summary of them.
See the affiliate termsOr build it into your offer
Some providers have no interest in recommending a tool. They want automation to be part of what a subscription to their channel means. That one gets handled as a conversation.
There are no published numbers here, on purpose
A rate card would be a fiction. A four-hundred-member gold channel and a five-thousand-member multi-desk operation are not the same deal, and pretending otherwise wastes a week of both our time. Tell me what you run and I will tell you straight whether there is something here worth doing.
Useful to include in the first message:
- Roughly how many subscribers you have, and how many of them pay
- What you charge and what they get for it
- What you'd want to hand your subscribers: a discount, included access, a bundled tier
- Whether you want it co-branded or sitting quietly in the background
What providers ask me first
Mostly variations on “what is the catch”, which is fair.
Send me your channel
I will tell you how it reads to the parser, what your listing would look like, and which of the four makes sense for the size you are. One message covers all of it.
Message me on Telegram