AlgoVesta vs Tickerly: TradingView Alerts to Exchanges and MT5 (2026)
Summary: Tickerly turns TradingView strategy alerts into orders on nine crypto exchanges, on Oanda, Capital.com and Alpaca, and on MetaTrader 4 and 5 through an EA that runs in your own terminal. Plans cost $19 to $39 a month with a 30-day free trial. AlgoVesta also executes TradingView alerts, adds Telegram channels and AI assistants over MCP as signal sources, and runs the MetaTrader 5 terminal on its own servers, so nothing has to stay open on your PC.
Tickerly is built around one job: taking the alerts your TradingView strategies fire and placing them as orders on the exchange or broker you choose. Its site lists crypto exchanges, three forex and stock brokers and MetaTrader 4/5. AlgoVesta takes TradingView alerts, Telegram signals or an AI assistant over MCP and executes them on 16 crypto exchanges and MetaTrader 5 with your own risk rules. Facts about Tickerly below were checked on its official site on 4 October 2026.
Side-by-side comparison
Competitor details are summarized as of 2026 — please verify the latest features and pricing on each provider\'s official site.
| Dimension | AlgoVesta | Tickerly |
|---|---|---|
| Signal sources | TradingView webhooks, Telegram channels, AI assistants over MCP | TradingView strategy alerts |
| Crypto exchanges | 16 exchanges, spot and futures | Binance, Binance US, Bybit, Bitget, KuCoin, Kraken, OKX, Hyperliquid, Aster |
| Forex / CFD platforms | MetaTrader 5 | Oanda, Capital.com, Alpaca; MetaTrader 4 and 5 on its Level 4 plan |
| Where it runs | Hosted by AlgoVesta — no VPS, no EA | Cloud for exchanges; for MetaTrader, an EA in your own terminal, which “has to be on at all times” |
| Take-profit handling | Multiple TP levels with your own close split, SL to breakeven, trailing | Multiple take-profits, stop-loss to break-even, variable order sizes |
| Execution speed | About 4.1 s average on crypto, 1.2 s on MT5 (published) | “A fraction of a second” (their claim) |
| Strategies and limits | Starter 3 TradingView strategies · Pro 15 · Elite unlimited | Level 2: 20 strategies, 100 alerts a day · Level 3 and 4: unlimited strategies, 1,000 alerts a day |
| Free option | 7-day free trial with full automation, no credit card | 30-day free trial on every plan |
| Pricing | $39 / $89 / $179 per month ($32.50 / $74 / $149 billed annually) | $19 / $29 / $39 per month (Level 2 / 3 / 4) |
When each one fits
you also follow Telegram channels or want an AI assistant to place trades, or you want MetaTrader 5 to run without keeping your own terminal or VPS online.
you only automate TradingView strategies, need MetaTrader 4, Hyperliquid, Oanda or Alpaca, or want the lowest monthly entry price for crypto alone.
What makes AlgoVesta different
- Take signals from Telegram channels and AI assistants over MCP as well as TradingView alerts.
- Run MetaTrader 5 on AlgoVesta's servers — no EA to install and no terminal that has to stay on.
- Apply one set of risk rules — daily-loss limit, maximum open positions, stop-loss on every order — across crypto and MT5.
- Keep your funds secure with trade-only API keys, AES-256 encryption and no withdrawal permissions.
- Test first: a 7-day free trial with full automation, plus paper trading with a $5,000 virtual balance.
How AlgoVesta works
Add a trade-only exchange API key or your MetaTrader 5 login — AlgoVesta cannot withdraw funds.
Connect a Telegram channel, a TradingView webhook, or an AI assistant over MCP.
Orders open in about 4.1 seconds on average on crypto exchanges and about 1.2 seconds on MT5, with your TP/SL and position size.
Setup and day-to-day operation compared
Tickerly's guides walk through three steps: connect your exchange, create a TradingView alert on your strategy and paste Tickerly's alert message into it. For MetaTrader, you create a connection on Tickerly's site, install its TV Connector EA in your MT4 or MT5 terminal, enable algorithmic trading and web requests to its alert server, and attach the EA to a chart. Its MetaTrader guide says the terminal has to be on at all times to process trades, so in practice that means a PC that stays on or a VPS.
On AlgoVesta you sign in, connect a Telegram account once from the dashboard, pick the channels a bot should listen to, and add either a trade-only API key from your exchange or your MetaTrader 5 login. The MT5 terminal runs on AlgoVesta's own servers, so nothing has to stay open on your computer. Each bot has its own settings: position size, leverage on futures, how take-profit levels are split, a daily-loss limit and a maximum number of open positions. You can start every bot in paper mode with a $5,000 virtual balance before you let it place real orders.
On the exchange side both run in the cloud and keep working when your computer is off. The difference shows on MetaTrader: with Tickerly the order is placed by an EA inside a terminal you keep running; with AlgoVesta the MT5 terminal is hosted for you.
Platform coverage in detail
Tickerly's plans are split by market. Level 2 covers crypto on Binance, Binance US, Bybit, Bitget, KuCoin, Kraken, OKX, Hyperliquid and Aster. Level 3 adds forex, futures and stocks through Oanda, Capital.com and Alpaca. Level 4 adds MetaTrader 4 and 5 with up to ten concurrent terminals and prop-firm accounts. Telegram signals and AI-assistant connections are not published on tickerly.net as of 4 October 2026.
AlgoVesta executes on 16 crypto exchanges, spot and futures, and on MetaTrader 5. It does not support MetaTrader 4, cTrader, DXtrade or TradeLocker. Signals can come from Telegram channels, from TradingView alerts through a webhook, or from an AI assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT over the Model Context Protocol (MCP); MCP connections start in paper mode, and live trading needs a separate key protected by two-factor authentication.
On AlgoVesta, TradingView is available on every paid plan: Starter includes 3 TradingView strategies (each with its own webhook URL), Pro 15 and Elite an unlimited number. TradingView cannot send custom headers, so AlgoVesta checks that an alert really comes from TradingView's own servers before it trades it, and the dashboard turns symbol, side, size, stop-loss and take-profit into the alert message for you. Strategy exits and reversals are read from TradingView's market_position fields, so a closing alert closes the position instead of opening a new one in the other direction.
What each one costs
Checked 4 October 2026 on tickerly.net — verify current prices before deciding.
Tickerly lists Level 2 at $19 a month (crypto only, 20 active strategies, 100 alerts a day), Level 3 at $29 (forex, futures, stocks and crypto, unlimited strategies, 1,000 alerts a day) and Level 4 at $39 (adds MetaTrader 4/5 and prop firms). A Level 4 Ultra variant with 2,500 alerts a day is listed without a price. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial.
AlgoVesta charges a flat monthly subscription: Starter $39 ($32.50 billed annually), Pro $89 ($74), Elite $179 ($149). Starter covers one market and one signal source; Pro and Elite run crypto and MT5 together with all three sources.
For TradingView-only crypto automation, Tickerly's entry plan costs less. If you need Telegram or MCP signals, or a hosted MetaTrader 5 connection, compare what each plan includes. Which one costs less depends on the markets and sources you use.
Pricing at a glance
From $19/mo
checked 4 October 2026 · 30-day free trial; MetaTrader on Level 4 ($39); verify on tickerly.net.
- Starter — $39/mo ($32.50/mo billed annually): one market, 2 Telegram channels, 1 MT5 account
- Pro — $89/mo ($74/mo billed annually): crypto and MT5 together, 5 channels, 2 MT5 accounts
- Elite — $179/mo ($149/mo billed annually): 15 channels, 5 MT5 accounts
- No per-trade or performance fee; 7-day free trial, no credit card
When Tickerly is the better choice
Tickerly is cheaper to start for crypto-only TradingView automation ($19 a month), gives a 30-day trial, supports MetaTrader 4 and up to ten terminals, and reaches Hyperliquid, Aster, Oanda, Capital.com and Alpaca, which AlgoVesta does not.
To be equally clear about the other side: Telegram signals and AI assistants are not published as sources on tickerly.net, and its MetaTrader connection needs your own terminal online. AlgoVesta adds Telegram and MCP sources and hosts MetaTrader 5 for you.
Frequently asked questions
The most common questions before you decide — if you still have doubts, start here.
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