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Roboquant Connect vs TradersPost: Automation Comparison

An honest, dated comparison of Roboquant Connect and TradersPost: pricing tiers, live-account limits, brokers and asset classes, and which one fits your trading.

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Roboquant Connect vs TradersPost: Automation Comparison

Roboquant Connect vs TradersPost: Overview

Roboquant Connect and TradersPost both turn TradingView alerts into broker orders. They are built for different traders:

  • TradersPost covers many brokers and asset classes, with brokers including Tradovate, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, Alpaca and crypto exchanges. Its plans are tiered by the number of live accounts.
  • Roboquant Connect covers one broker, Tradovate, for futures. It has one plan with unlimited Tradovate accounts.

This comparison is as of September 2026, from each product's public pages. Check TradersPost's pricing page and the Connect pricing section for current details.

At a Glance

Roboquant ConnectTradersPost
Price$39.90/monthFrom $41.65/month, billed yearly
PlansOne plan (monthly or annual)Starter, Basic, Pro, Premium
Live accountsUnlimited Tradovate accounts1 to 6 by plan; extra live accounts $10/month each
BrokersTradovateIncluding Tradovate, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, Alpaca and crypto exchanges
Asset classesFuturesAll asset classes on Premium
Free trial7 days on every new subscription7 days

Pricing

TradersPost plans

TradersPost lists these prices per month, billed yearly:

PlanPrice (billed yearly)Live accounts
Starter$41.65/month1
Basic$84.15/month2
Pro$169.15/month3
Premium$254.15/month6, all asset classes

Additional live accounts are $10/month each. See TradersPost's pricing page for current plans and billing options.

Roboquant Connect

Connect has one plan: $39.90/month, or an annual plan, with a 7-day free trial on every new subscription. The number of Tradovate accounts doesn't change the price.

Keep in mind that TradersPost's figures above are monthly equivalents of a yearly payment, while Connect's figure is the monthly plan.

Costs outside Connect

  • TradingView: webhooks need a paid plan (Essential or higher) and two-factor authentication (TradingView pricing).
  • Tradovate: per-contract commissions that depend on your Tradovate plan, plus exchange and NFA fees (Tradovate pricing).

Where TradersPost Is Stronger

  • Brokers. If you trade through Interactive Brokers, TradeStation or Alpaca, or on a crypto exchange, TradersPost can connect and Connect cannot.
  • Asset classes. TradersPost's Premium plan covers all asset classes. Connect is for futures on Tradovate.
  • One tool for everything. If your stock, crypto and futures strategies all run from TradingView, a single TradersPost subscription can cover brokers Connect doesn't support.

Where Roboquant Connect Fits

  • Many Tradovate accounts. TradersPost's plans include 1 to 6 live accounts. Connect has no account limit on Tradovate, so the price stays the same whether you run one account or many (multi-account trading).
  • OAuth login. You sign in on Tradovate's own page, so Connect never sees your password. Every account under the login is connected, including prop-firm evaluation and funded accounts under it.
  • Alert Builder. It writes the alert JSON for your accounts, sizing, order type and optional take profit and stop loss (alert JSON reference).
  • Per-account sizing. Each account can use a fixed quantity, or a multiplier of the alert quantity in Fixed Qty mode.

Connect's risk controls

ControlWhat it doesCaveats
Kill switchBlocks every order, globally or for one account, including exits sent by alertsDoes not close open positions
Allowed symbolsOnly the instruments you list can tradeESH5 matches ES; continuous symbols such as MNQ1! don't match MNQ, so list them exactly as your alert sends them
Max daily tradesCaps orders per account per day50 if you set nothing; resets 00:00 UTC
Max daily lossBlocks new or added positions once realized losses reach the limitRealized P&L only; exits still go through; resets 00:00 UTC

Prop-Firm Accounts

Whichever tool you use, the firm's rules decide whether and how you may automate:

  1. Read the firm's current rules on automated trading in its official help center.
  2. Confirm the platform your account runs on. Connect only places orders on Tradovate.
  3. Set daily limits inside the firm's. Connect's daily loss limit resets at 00:00 UTC, counts realized P&L only and doesn't cap the trade that crosses it.

No connector makes a strategy compliant with a firm's rules.

Which Should You Choose?

TradersPost fits better if you:

  • trade stocks or crypto as well as futures,
  • use brokers other than Tradovate,
  • want one subscription across several brokers.

Roboquant Connect fits better if you:

  • trade futures on Tradovate only,
  • run more Tradovate accounts than a TradersPost plan includes,
  • want one price no matter how many Tradovate accounts you connect.

Switching to Connect

  1. Start the 7-day free trial and connect Tradovate with OAuth (setup guide).
  2. Build each alert in the Alert Builder and paste the JSON the Alert Builder generates.
  3. Replace the webhook URL and message in each TradingView alert, and disable the old alerts so no signal trades twice.
  4. Run a full entry and exit on a demo account before going live.

Related Guides

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