14-day trial · Founding Rate live.14-day Suite trial · No card · Lock in launch pricing while it's available.
Built-in and community copiers cover the basics. For copying across broker logins with account-level risk controls, try Copilink free for 14 days (Standalone) or 7 days (the NinjaTrader trade copier). No card needed.
Standalone · 14 days · 2 machines
Pick the one that matches where your accounts live. Checked 27 September 2026; data and account access can still cost money.
| Option | Cost or access | What it can copy |
|---|---|---|
| NinjaTrader User App Share | Free community add-on; you still need NinjaTrader and connected accounts. | Market orders only. Leader stops and limits are copied as market orders after they fill, not as working orders. |
| Tradovate Group Trade | Built into Tradovate for accounts you can group under one brokerage provider. | One order across grouped accounts with per-account size. Cannot mix brokerage and evaluation accounts; no Bracket or ATM orders. |
| Rithmic R | Trade Copier | Available in R | Trader Pro only when an administrator permissions your user ID. Ask your provider whether access or data has a cost. | Copies orders to chosen accounts inside Rithmic only, with no Tradovate followers. |
The two products share a name and nothing else: different installers, different licenses, different broker paths.
Copilink Standalone
Tradovate and Rithmic accounts. Windows and macOS. No NinjaTrader.
One trial per eligible Copilink account. No card. A paid subscription does not start when the trial ends. After the trial, Core is $28.88 a month.
Copilink for NinjaTrader 8
Accounts that already run inside NinjaTrader 8 on Windows.
No card. The trial does not convert to a paid license by itself; you choose a plan afterwards. After the trial, the copier license is a one-time $226.88.
Cards, what is included, which product to pick, and what happens on day 15 or day 8.
Yes, with limits. NinjaTrader's User App Share has a free community add-on that sends market orders to followers. Tradovate Group Trade is built into its platform for eligible accounts under one brokerage provider. Rithmic also offers a Trade Copier in R | Trader Pro, but your account must be permissioned and its cost depends on your provider. Copilink's full trials last 14 or 7 days; neither becomes a paid plan automatically.
It can be for a few accounts on one platform while you watch the screen. What free and built-in options usually lack is what matters as accounts grow: sizing per follower across brokers, a check that each follower still matches the leader, and per-account daily loss or profit rules. Weigh a paid copier's price against the cost of one failed evaluation.
A firm's built-in copier, such as the one in TopstepX, only copies accounts on that firm's platform. That works if every account is there. If you hold accounts at more than one firm, you need a copier that connects to each account's broker route; Copilink Standalone connects to Tradovate and Rithmic.
No. Neither the Standalone 14-day trial nor the NinjaTrader 8 7-day trial asks for a card, and neither starts a paid plan automatically.
If your accounts are on Tradovate or Rithmic and you do not want to run NinjaTrader, take the Standalone trial. If your accounts already connect inside NinjaTrader 8, take the NinjaTrader 8 trial. They are separate products with separate licenses.
Nothing is charged. To keep copying you choose a plan: Standalone is a monthly or annual subscription, and the NinjaTrader 8 add-on is a one-time license. Until then the trial simply ends.
Yes, and you should. Start with accounts flat, verify connections and market data, then place one small test trade before touching a live or funded account.
Connect Demo or simulation accounts first, build one profile with everything flat, and watch a few small trades copy before you decide. The trial is long enough to see how it behaves on a bad connection day, not just a good one.
No card required
Copying does not remove broker, market, or connection risk. Follower results can differ from the leader, and a flatten is a request to the broker, not proof that an account is flat. Read the safety and operating limitations.