Is there a free Telegram signal copier?
Yes, and you should know what they are before you pay anyone. Free MetaTrader expert advisors that read a Telegram channel exist, some of them work, and for one channel with a fixed message format they can be the right answer. What none of them come with is a machine to run on: they live inside a terminal that has to stay open and online, which is a VPS at roughly $10 to $30 a month or your own computer left running.
TTMT is not free. It starts at $39 a month, banded by the size of the account you trade, with a 7-day trial on a demo account. Sign-up collects a payment method before you connect a broker. We put that in the second paragraph rather than the small print, because you are going to meet it either way.
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What a free copier actually costs
The download is free. The running is not, and the bill arrives in three places.
A machine that never sleeps. A MetaTrader expert advisor executes inside the terminal. Close the terminal, lose the laptop lid, drop the wifi, and the 3am signal is read at breakfast or not at all. The usual fix is a VPS, and a VPS is a monthly bill that does not stop when you stop trading. Price the free tool with that number added, because that is the real comparison.
Every message that is not the format it expected. Most free copiers match patterns. They want BUY XAUUSD @ 2400 SL 2390 TP 2410 and they get a voice note, a screenshot, an entry zone written as a range, a follow-up that moves the stop, or a correction posted four minutes later. A pattern matcher either misses those or, worse, half-reads one and places something you did not intend.
Everything after the fill. This is the expensive one, and it is invisible when you compare feature lists. Entry is a small part of a trade. Moving the stop to breakeven when the first target hits, spreading volume across several take-profits, and stopping for the day when the day has gone badly enough are where a followed signal turns into a kept result. Free tools generally place the order and leave.
What TTMT costs, and what the trial involves
Plans are banded by the size of the account you are trading, so a $500 starter account and a $50,000 account do not pay the same. Every plan carries unlimited Telegram channels and unlimited trades, and a year costs ten months.
| Plan | Account size | Per month | Per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | Under $1,000 | $39 | $390 |
| Pro | $1,000 – $5,000 | $99 | $990 |
| Master | Over $5,000 | $149 | $1,490 |
The trial runs for 7 days on a demo account, so no real capital is exposed while you watch parsing and execution do their job. A payment method is collected during sign-up, before the step where you connect a broker, and that applies to demo and live accounts alike. Charges appear on your statement as jazzrabbit OU, the Estonian company behind TTMT, which is worth knowing before an unfamiliar name shows up on a statement.
The refund policy gives you 30 days from your first payment to ask for a full refund, no reason required. Trading losses are the only exclusion. Full plan detail, including the prop-firm Challenge tier, is on the pricing section.
When a free copier is the better call
We would rather you did not pay us for something you do not need, so here is the honest version. A free expert advisor is a good fit when all of this is true at once:
- You follow one channel, and it posts complete signals in a consistent format.
- The signals land while you are awake and near a screen.
- You already run a VPS, or you genuinely do not mind leaving a machine on.
- You manage the trade yourself after entry, and you are good at it.
Paying for execution starts to make sense when one of those stops being true. Usually it is the second one: the channel is in a different timezone, and the entries you miss are not random, they are the ones that fire while you sleep. Sometimes it is the fourth, and the tell is a provider posting a good month while your own account is flat.
If that sounds like your situation, the feature list is the detail, and the comparison pages put TTMT against the paid alternatives with sources, including where they win.
What you are paying for, specifically
Not a signal service. TTMT never picks a trade and never sells one. You keep following the channels you already trust, and TTMT is the execution layer underneath them.
- It reads messages, not templates. An AI parser handles complete signals, alerts followed later by detail, and follow-ups such as moving a stop or closing early. Prices are checked against the live market first, so a decimal typo in a post does not become a position.
- It sizes to your rules, not the post. The lot size in a signal is sized for the poster's account. TTMT sizes to yours, the same way every time, with no arithmetic at 3am.
- It manages the trade afterwards. Entries can be split across up to 6 layers inside the entry zone, volume spread across up to 6 take-profit levels, stops moved to breakeven, and stops trailed.
- It stops when you told it to. A per-account daily loss limit halts trading for the day and records why. It is the one control that acts on its own.
- It runs in our cloud. No VPS, no terminal left open, nothing installed. Your machine can be off.
Questions people ask before paying
Is there a free Telegram signal copier?
Yes. Free MetaTrader expert advisors and scripts that read a Telegram channel exist, and some of them work. What they do not come with is a machine to run on. They live inside a MetaTrader terminal that has to stay open and online for a signal at 3am to be read at 3am, which in practice means a VPS at roughly $10 to $30 a month, or your own computer left running. The software is free. Keeping it awake is not.
Is TTMT free?
No. TTMT starts at $39 a month, banded by the size of the account you are trading, and there is a free 7-day trial that runs on a demo account. A payment method is collected during sign-up, before the step where you connect a broker, for demo and live accounts alike. Charges appear on your statement as jazzrabbit OU, the Estonian company behind TTMT.
Do I have to enter a card to try it?
Yes. We would rather say so here than let you find out at the card step. Sign-up collects a payment method before you connect a broker, so nobody reaches the trial without one. The trial itself runs on a demo account, so no real capital is exposed while you watch it work. The published refund policy gives you 30 days from your first payment to ask for a full refund, no reason required, with trading losses the only exclusion.
What does a free copier actually cost?
Three things, in rough order of how much they hurt. A VPS or a machine you leave on, which is a real monthly bill. Your own attention, because a free tool that misreads a message has nobody to tell. And the trade management after the fill, which most free tools do not attempt at all: moving the stop to breakeven, spreading volume across several take-profits, and halting the account when the day has gone badly enough.
When is a free copier the right choice?
When you follow one channel that posts clean, complete signals in a fixed format, you are awake for most of them, you already run a VPS for something else, and you manage the trade yourself after entry. That is a real setup and a free expert advisor serves it well. Paying for execution makes sense when the signals arrive while you are asleep, when the formats vary, or when what happens after the fill is where your results are leaking.
Is there a free trial without a card?
Not in sign-up. The flow collects a payment method before the broker step, and that applies whether you pick a demo or a live account. We are specific about it because the alternative is a promise that breaks at exactly the moment a cautious buyer is deciding whether to trust us.
What happens when the 7 days end?
Your plan starts. You can change plan or stop before that from the billing page in your dashboard. If you were charged and you want to undo it, the published refund policy covers 30 days from your first payment, in full, with no reason required.
Prefer to read first? The documentation covers every setting before you sign up for anything, and Explore shows how channels have actually performed on real accounts.