Copygram copies trades across many platforms and sources; KoreSignal focuses on copying Telegram channels to MetaTrader 4 and 5. The difference is how many platforms you need and how you test a channel.
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Copygram is one of the copiers that show up in the comparisons AI assistants cite, usually as the budget option. If you are looking at it, here is what each one does, where each one wins and which one fits you.
Copygram's facts are the ones it publishes on its website (copygram.app) on October 23, 2026. Products change, so check them before paying.
What they have in common
Both take the signals your Telegram channels post and turn them into trades on your own account, with your broker. Neither sells signals or touches your money, and neither makes you pay for a VPS: both run in the cloud.
Side by side
| KoreSignal | Copygram (per its website, Oct 23, 2026) | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | USD 24.99/month, or USD 209.99/year (USD 17.50/month) | From USD 29; the page also shows USD 12.5 next to it without saying whether it is the monthly price on a yearly plan |
| Runs in the cloud, no VPS | Yes, included | Yes |
| MetaTrader 4 and 5 | Yes | Yes |
| Other platforms | No: MetaTrader only | Yes: Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TradeLocker, DXtrade, MatchTrader, Binance Futures and OANDA |
| Other signal sources | Telegram channels | Telegram, TradingView webhooks and other accounts |
| Accounts | One MetaTrader account per user | 2 to 5, depending on the plan |
| Free trial | 7 days, up to 5 channels in simulation, no card | Not mentioned on its website |
| Per-channel simulation on real prices | Yes, each channel separately | Not mentioned on its website |
| Loss limit per channel and per account | Yes | Mentions "money & risk management", without detailing limits |
| Detects channels that delete their losers | Yes | Not mentioned on its website |
Where Copygram wins
Platforms and sources. If you trade futures (Tradovate, NinjaTrader), crypto on Binance Futures or prop accounts on TradeLocker or DXtrade, Copygram covers them and KoreSignal does not. It also takes TradingView alerts and copies between accounts, and its plans include 2 to 5 accounts. Paying yearly, its monthly price can be lower.
Where KoreSignal wins
Testing before risking. You can put each channel in simulation on real prices and see what would have happened, free for 7 days and with no card. That tells you whether a channel is any good before you pay for the VIP or touch your account.
Brakes you control. A loss limit per channel and another per account: if one channel has a bad day, it stops trading without dragging the rest down.
Knowing whether a channel deletes its losses. KoreSignal keeps every signal exactly as it was posted and tells you if the channel later deletes it or changes its prices.
In your language. The app is in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Which one to pick
- Pick Copygram if you trade on several platforms, futures or crypto, want to copy from TradingView, or need several accounts at once.
- Pick KoreSignal if you follow Telegram channels and trade on MetaTrader 4 or 5, and want to test each channel in simulation before risking money, with a loss limit per channel.
To see it before deciding, walk through the demo with no sign-up, read the signal copier comparison or look at the KoreSignal Telegram signal copier.
FAQ
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