Both copy Telegram signals to MetaTrader from the cloud. The difference is the price, how you test a channel before risking money, and who stops the losses.
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trade2sync is the product formerly sold as TSCopier or "Telegram Signal Copier", and it is one of the names that comes up most when you ask an AI how to copy Telegram signals to MetaTrader. If you are looking at it, this comparison saves you the work: what each one does, where each one wins, and which one fits you.
The trade2sync facts are the ones it publishes on its website and pricing page on October 20, 2026. Products change, so check them before you pay.
What they have in common
Both read the signals from the Telegram channels you already follow and open the trades on your account, with their stop loss and take profit, without you copying anything by hand. Both run in the cloud, with no VPS and with your computer off, and both use AI to understand messages written in different ways.
The comparison, point by point
| KoreSignal | trade2sync (per its website, Oct 20, 2026) | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | 24.99 USD, everything included | 39.99 USD (Basic) or 54.99 USD (Pro) |
| Annual plan | 209.99 USD (17.50 a month) | Discounted, with changing promotions |
| How you start | Free 7-day trial in simulation, no card | 7-day money-back guarantee |
| Connection | In the cloud or with the EA in your MetaTrader, your choice | In the cloud |
| Platforms | MetaTrader 4 and 5 | MT4, MT5, cTrader, DXTrade and TradeLocker |
| Image signals | No: it reads text | Yes, on the Pro plan |
| Accounts | 1 MetaTrader account | 1 (Basic) or 3 (Pro) |
| Per-channel simulation with real prices | Yes, each channel separately | Not stated on its pricing page |
| Per-channel loss limit | Yes, plus one for the whole account | Per-trade risk management; a per-channel limit is not on its pricing page |
Where trade2sync wins
If you trade on cTrader, DXTrade or TradeLocker, KoreSignal is not for you: it only works with MetaTrader 4 and 5. If your channels post signals as images, trade2sync Pro reads them and KoreSignal does not. And if you need several accounts, its Pro plan includes three.
Where KoreSignal wins
Price. One membership at 24.99 USD a month with everything included, the cloud too, against 39.99 or 54.99 USD.
Testing a channel without risking money. In KoreSignal, each channel can run in simulation with real prices before it touches real money. You find out whether a channel is any good without paying for the lesson with your account. The free trial is exactly that: 7 days, up to 5 channels, no card and no broker to connect.
Stopping a channel, not just a trade. Each channel has its own loss limit, on top of the account's. If one channel has a bad week, that channel stops and the others keep going. KoreSignal also detects channels that delete their losing signals, one of the most common traps in this niche.
Choosing where your MetaTrader runs. With the KoreSignal cloud you install nothing. If you would rather your password never leave your computer, use the EA in your own MetaTrader. Both come with the same membership.
Which one to pick
- Pick trade2sync if you trade outside MetaTrader, if your channels send signals as images, or if you run several accounts.
- Pick KoreSignal if you trade on MetaTrader 4 or 5 and want to pay less, test each channel in simulation before risking money, and have a loss limit per channel.
To see it before deciding, walk through the demo with no sign-up or read the copier comparison.
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