How Much Does MarketSync Cost? Plans and Account Slots Explained

MarketSync offers two paid tiers, Starter and Pro, plus optional extra account slots. Here's exactly what each plan includes and how the costs add up.

MarketSync pricing comes down to two tiers and a simple add-on for extra MT4/MT5 accounts. Starter runs $25 a month and Pro runs $39 a month, with annual billing on both working out cheaper over a year. The part that trips people up isn't the base price — it's working out how account slots stack on top of it once you're copying signals across more than one trading account.

This article walks through what each plan actually includes, how the account-slot math works when you outgrow your plan's included accounts, and the practical mechanics of billing: upgrading, downgrading, trial access, and what happens if a payment doesn't go through. By the end you should be able to match your own setup — however many MT4/MT5 accounts and config profiles you're running — to a plan without needing to guess.

Trading itself carries risk, and nothing here changes that: copy-trading software executes signals faster and more consistently than doing it by hand, but it doesn't remove the possibility of losses.

MarketSync Pricing at a Glance: Starter vs Pro

Here's the headline comparison before anything else:

Both tiers sit on the same monthly or annual billing cycle, and both give you access to the core copying engine — the difference is in account count and the depth of trade management and analytics on top. If you're only running a single MT4 or MT5 account and don't need layered entries or risk-based sizing, Starter covers the basics. If you're running multiple accounts, multiple signal sources, or want finer control over how trades are sized and closed, Pro is built for that.

What You Get With Each Plan

The $14 monthly gap between Starter and Pro isn't just about account count — it's mostly about trade management depth and how much history and analysis you can pull on your copying activity.

Starter Plan Features

Starter is the entry tier, and it's capped in a few specific ways rather than being a stripped-down demo:

• 1 connected MT4/MT5 account
• 2 config profiles (so you can run two distinct copying setups, for example different risk settings on the same account or two different signal sources)
• 30 days of rolling signal history
• 1 AI journey explanation per day
• Real-time Telegram-to-MT4/MT5 copying with cloud-based execution
• Fixed-lot and balance-scaled position sizing
• First/last take-profit targets and require-stop-loss rules
• Daily loss and profit limits, max open trades controls
• Symbol mapping, execution logs, and core analytics
• The Signal Simulator for backtesting signal behaviour before committing real money
• Access to the referral programme

For a trader running one account and following a couple of channels, this is a complete toolkit. The caps mostly bite once you want more than two distinct setups, need to look back further than a month on signal performance, or want unlimited AI explanations of why a trade was copied or skipped the way it was.

Pro Plan Features and Advanced Trade Management

Pro keeps everything in Starter and adds a set of tools aimed at traders actively managing risk and running more complex setups:

• Position sizing by risk % or fixed $ amount, rather than just fixed lots or balance scaling
• "Use All TPs" with a full take-profit picker, instead of just first/last
• Progressive stop-loss and break-even trigger logic
• Layered (laddered) entries with dynamic lot sizing and price drift protection
• Cancel-siblings-on-TP, so related orders close automatically once one hits target
• TP assignment direction control and auto-close for market trades
• Reply commands for managing trades directly through Telegram
• The full Advanced Trade Management section
• Ability to reuse one signal source across multiple connected accounts
• Full and per-source analytics, rather than the core analytics set
• The AI Setup wizard for building config profiles

The jump from Starter to Pro is really a jump from "copy signals reliably" to "manage exactly how and when trades get sized, laddered, and closed." If you're trading gold or forex with multiple take-profit levels and want the software handling break-even moves and drift protection rather than doing it manually, that's squarely a Pro-level use case.

How Account Slot Pricing Works

Plan price covers a fixed number of MT4/MT5 accounts — one on Starter, three on Pro. Every connected account, regardless of plan, uses one seat. Once you've used up your included seats, you add extra account slots at $10/month each on monthly billing, or $8/month effective if you're on annual billing.

Here's how that plays out in practice. Say you're on Pro with three MT4/MT5 accounts already connected — your three included seats are full. You want to add a fourth account to run a separate strategy or client account. You can't just open the connect form and add it; the system requires you to purchase an extra account slot first. Once you do, the connect form for a new MT4/MT5 account unlocks.

The math on that fourth account:

• Pro base plan: $39/month
• Extra account slot: $10/month
• New total: $49/month for 4 connected accounts

Your total seat count is always the plan's included accounts plus whatever extras you've bought. On Pro with one extra slot, that's 3 + 1 = 4 seats. If you later needed a fifth, that's another $10/month on top, bringing you to $59/month for 5 seats. There's no need to upgrade plans just to add accounts — the slot pricing scales independently of which tier you're on.

Monthly vs Annual Billing: Running the Numbers

Annual billing on either tier works out to roughly three months free compared to paying monthly, and the arithmetic makes that concrete.

On Starter:

• Monthly: $25 × 12 = $300/year
• Annual: $225/year
• Saving: $75/year, or effectively $18.75/month instead of $25/month

On Pro:

• Monthly: $39 × 12 = $468/year
• Annual: $348/year
• Saving: $120/year, or effectively $29/month instead of $39/month

The same logic applies to extra account slots — $10/month on monthly billing drops to $8/month effective when billed annually. If you know you'll be running the same number of accounts for the year ahead, annual billing is the cheaper route; if you're still testing how many accounts or signal sources you actually need, monthly gives you more flexibility to adjust without losing a prepaid year's commitment.

Adding, Removing, and Managing Account Slots

Adjusting how many account slots you're paying for is a self-serve process for card subscriptions, handled from the billing screen rather than through support.

To remove an extra account add-on without cancelling your base plan:

1. Go to Settings → Billing & Plans.
2. Find the extra account slot you want to remove.
3. Click "Remove extra account."

This lowers both your extra account count and your monthly charge. There's one condition worth knowing before you try this: the "Remove extra account" button only appears when there's a free, unused seat. If every seat you're paying for has a connected MT4/MT5 account attached, the system won't let you remove the slot until one is freed.

To free a seat, you need to disconnect an account first, which is done via Configurator → Accounts — remove the connected MT4/MT5 account there, and the seat becomes available. Only then will the extra account option in Billing & Plans let you drop it. This ordering exists so you can't end up paying for fewer seats than you have live accounts connected.

Upgrading, Downgrading, and Switching Billing Cycles

Moving between plans doesn't follow the same timing in both directions, and knowing this before you click through saves confusion on your next invoice.

Upgrading — Starter to Pro, or monthly to annual — applies immediately. The change is prorated, meaning you're credited for the unused portion of your current term and charged the difference right away. So if you're a few weeks into a Starter month and upgrade to Pro, you're not paying for a full new Pro month on top of the Starter month you've already paid for — the system nets it out.

Downgrading works differently. Moving from Pro to Starter, or annual to monthly, is scheduled for the end of your current paid period. Nothing is charged or refunded at the moment you choose it — you keep Pro-level access until the period ends, then the account drops to Starter at the next billing date.

There's a condition that can block a downgrade outright: if your account currently exceeds Starter's limits — more connected accounts than Starter allows, or more than 2 config profiles — the system will refuse the downgrade and the billing screen will tell you exactly what needs to be removed first. For example, if you're running 3 accounts and 4 config profiles on Pro, you'd need to drop to within Starter's caps (1 account, 2 profiles) before the downgrade to Starter is accepted.

Is There a MarketSync Free Trial?

There's no general free trial available from the pricing page, the standard "Get Started" buttons, guest checkout, or the normal onboarding flow. If you've gone looking for a trial button on the main site and not found one, that's expected — it isn't there.

The trial that does exist is a 7-day offer accessed only through a specific promotional landing page link. It isn't something support can activate for you after the fact, and it isn't surfaced anywhere in the regular sign-up path. If you're specifically looking for trial access, you'd need to find that particular link rather than assuming it's reachable from the normal pricing or sign-up flow.

Payment Methods and What Happens If a Payment Fails

MarketSync accepts card and crypto payment. The one practical wrinkle is a minimum on crypto: charges below $8 can only be paid by card, crypto isn't offered below that threshold.

This matters more than it sounds, because some of the charges you'll actually encounter are small. A prorated charge for adding a mid-cycle extra account, or a coupon-reduced total, can easily land under $8 — in that case, you'll only see the card payment option, not crypto, regardless of which method you normally use.

If a renewal payment fails outright, you're not cut off immediately. There's a 3-day grace period during which copying continues as normal. If the payment still hasn't gone through after those 3 days, the dashboard switches to read-only: new trades stop being copied, but any trades already open continue to be managed rather than abandoned. Updating your payment details within the grace window avoids any interruption to live copying.

Frequently asked questions

Can I create a config profile before subscribing to MarketSync?

Yes. A signed-up user without an active subscription can create one config profile, either manually or through the AI Setup wizard, before paying anything. Creating a second profile, or reopening AI Setup again, requires an active subscription.

What happens to my open trades if my subscription lapses or is cancelled?

During the 3-day grace period after a failed payment, copying continues as normal. After that, or once a cancellation takes effect at period end, the dashboard becomes read-only and new trades stop copying — but trades that are already open continue to be managed rather than left untouched.

Can I subscribe to MarketSync using guest checkout without full account credentials?

Guest checkout lets you subscribe before setting up full account credentials — it's a way to pay and get started sooner, not a way to bypass payment or get a discounted rate. You'd still go through the same plan and pricing structure either way.

Are MarketSync's legacy or Lifetime plans still available to new users?

No. Older plans such as "Starter (Monthly)" at $39/month, "Elite (Annual)," a 6-month plan, and the one-time Lifetime plan (which included 10 MT accounts) are no longer sold. Existing holders of these plans keep full access, but new sign-ups are placed on the current Starter or Pro tiers.

Is there a limit to how many extra account slots I can buy on a plan?

The pricing structure doesn't state a maximum — extra slots are priced per account at $10/month (or $8/month on annual billing) and can be added as needed. If you're scaling up significantly, it's worth checking your current seat count against your plan in Settings → Billing & Plans before adding more.

Will I be offered a discount if I try to cancel my MarketSync subscription?

A retention discount may be offered once per subscription during the cancellation flow, if you're eligible. The specific terms of that offer aren't fixed or guaranteed, so it's not something to plan around — treat it as a possibility you'll see in the flow itself, not a given.

Choosing the Right Plan for Your Setup

Working out which plan fits comes down to two numbers: how many MT4/MT5 accounts you're connecting now (and realistically expect to add), and how many config profiles or signal sources you need running at once. Starter covers a single account with modest profile needs; Pro covers three accounts plus unlimited profiles, risk-based sizing, and the deeper trade management tools. From there, extra account slots at $10/month (or $8/month annually) let you scale either tier without switching plans.

Before entering payment details, it's worth checking the usage meter on MarketSync's Telegram sources screen, which shows your current listening-slot usage and remaining allowance directly in the app — a clearer way to confirm your real usage than estimating from the outside. Match that against the account and profile breakdown above, and you should have enough to choose a plan with confidence rather than guesswork.