Comparison

PickMyTrade alternative: TradingView to broker, compared

PickMyTrade turns TradingView alerts into broker orders. Quanify copies a leader account across your others today and routes the same kind of alerts once Automation opens. Here is where they overlap and where they don't.

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Quanify and PickMyTrade side by side

Quanify's column is the live product. PickMyTrade's column comes from its public site as of November 2026.

	Quanify	PickMyTrade
Main job	Copy a leader account to followers; webhook automation opens soon	TradingView and TrendSpider alerts to broker orders
Available today	Copy Trader is live; Automation opens soon	Live
Brokers	Tradovate today; TopstepX next; NinjaTrader and Rithmic on the roadmap	Tradovate, Rithmic, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, ProjectX and others, some in beta
Several broker logins	Followers counted per account, across logins	Unlimited sub-accounts per login; another login needs its own subscription
Per-account size	Whole-number multiplier per account	Ask how each account is sized
Scale-in or flip	The alert states the position afterwards, so the two can't be confused	Ask how a reversal is sized
Install or VPS	None	Cloud option listed; VPS partners offered
Price	Coming soon	$50 a month, $135 a quarter or $500 a year (as of November 2026)

PickMyTrade's brokers, plans and promotions change. Check its current site before you decide.

Where PickMyTrade is the better fit today

If you need TradingView alerts placing orders this week, PickMyTrade does that now and Quanify's Automation plans have not opened yet. If your account is at Rithmic, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation or a ProjectX firm, PickMyTrade lists a connection and Quanify does not have one live.

Quanify is Tradovate today, with TopstepX followers next. Be honest with yourself about where your accounts are before comparing anything else.

Where Quanify pulls ahead is copying. PickMyTrade counts unlimited sub-accounts under one connected login and asks for another subscription for a second login. Quanify counts followers per account, so evaluation accounts spread across several Tradovate logins sit under one leader on one plan, each at its own size.

One alert, sized per account

Each Quanify strategy gets its own webhook URL, and the Webhook Setup panel writes the alert message from the strategy's settings. The alert's contract count applies unless the strategy has a fixed size, then each linked account applies its own whole-number multiplier. One alert can trade 2 contracts on one account and 6 on another.

Accepts TradingView's text/plain as sent
market_position tells a flip from a scale-in
Identical alerts inside 2 seconds are dropped

Alert message format

Webhook URL and alert message

POST https://trade.quanify.pro/api/webhooks/<your-token>

{
  "action": "{{strategy.order.action}}",
  "ticker": "{{ticker}}",
  "contracts": "{{strategy.order.contracts}}",
  "price": "{{strategy.order.price}}",
  "market_position": "{{strategy.market_position}}",
  "time": "{{timenow}}"
}

Questions to put to any alert bridge

Every webhook bridge takes a TradingView alert in and sends an order out. The differences show up on the alerts you didn't plan for. Ask what happens when TradingView delivers the same alert twice, when an alert arrives a minute late, and when a strategy flips from long to short in one order.

Ask what turns on by itself. On Quanify, new accounts and followers start disabled, a strategy that is powered off places nothing, and a trader only shows as armed once the engine confirms every link. Ask, too, what the bridge does to an open position when your subscription ends. Quanify never flattens for you; new orders stop and positions stay at your broker.

Finally, ask what the response tells TradingView. Quanify answers a signal with no armed account as accepted, with a note, because an error there makes TradingView mark the alert failed and eventually throttle it.

What Quanify checks before an order goes out

Each check runs per signal and per account. Every refusal shows its reason.

Adding to a position: With Allow 2+ entries off, the default, a same-direction add is refused. Exits always pass.
Stale signals: A signal older than 30 seconds is refused instead of filled late.
Powered off: A strategy that is off answers 403 and places nothing. Nothing powers itself on.
Muted accounts: Mute one account and the alert still trades the others.
Copying on the same connection: An account can follow a copy leader or take strategy signals without a second setup.
Positions on cancellation: Quanify never flattens for you. New orders stop and open positions stay at the broker.

Who each one fits

Need alert automation live today: PickMyTrade; Quanify Automation opens soon
Accounts at Rithmic, IBKR or TradeStation: PickMyTrade; Quanify has Rithmic on the roadmap
Tradovate accounts on several logins: Quanify counts followers per account, not per login
Copy a hand-traded leader to every account: Quanify Copy Trader, live today
Nothing to install or keep awake: Quanify; PickMyTrade lists a cloud option too

Questions

Common questions

Short answers to what traders ask first. Anything else, the Help Center has it.

Is Quanify's TradingView automation available now?

Not yet. Automation plans open soon and include Copy Trader Pro. Copy Trader, which copies a leader account to your followers, is live today.

Which brokers can Quanify route to?

Tradovate today, plus Quanify Paper accounts. TopstepX is next, as followers on a Tradovate leader. NinjaTrader and Rithmic are on the roadmap.

Can one TradingView alert trade several accounts at different sizes?

Yes. The alert carries a contract count, or the strategy fixes one, and each linked account applies its own whole-number multiplier.

Do I need a VPS?

No. The engine runs on Quanify's servers, so alerts route and copies land with your machine off.

Can I drive Quanify from Python instead of TradingView?

Yes, once Automation opens. The endpoint takes a plain HTTP POST with the same JSON fields, so any script or server can send it.

How much does Quanify cost?

Pricing is coming soon. PickMyTrade listed $50 a month, $135 a quarter or $500 a year as of November 2026.

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