From TradingView chart to MT5 execution in one click.

No. PlotSend reads the position tool straight off your chart, so it doesn't use alerts or webhooks. A free TradingView account works.

Any broker on MetaTrader 5, as long as the account allows Expert Advisors to trade. Forex, indices, metals, oil, whatever your broker lists in MT5.

Yes, automatically. PlotSend knows the names brokers use for NQ (USTEC, US100, NAS100 and more), and the same for ES, YM, the European and Asian indices, gold, oil, crypto and every forex pair, and picks whichever your broker has. At the moment you send, it measures the gap between the two prices and moves your setup by that much. Your stop distance and RR stay what you drew.

If you chart your broker's own symbol on TradingView, the prices are used exactly as they are.

Market, limit and stop orders, for longs and shorts. On Auto, an entry below the current price for a long goes in as a limit, and one above it goes in as a stop order, so breakouts work too. Pick Market to get in right now at the live price, sized from where you actually fill.

Stop and target are attached to every order by default. A market order can also go in without them: untick Attach SL / TP and size it in lots or contracts instead of dollar risk. The panel warns you that the risk on that trade isn't limited.

Yes, all three. Turn Manage on in the panel and type what you want for that trade: move the stop to your entry at a set R, up to three partial closes (for example 50% at 1R and 25% at 2R), and a trailing stop that starts at a set R and follows price. Leave a box empty to skip it, and the panel remembers your numbers for next time.

R is the stop distance you drew, so the numbers mean the same thing on every symbol. The preview shows the plan before you send. All three need a stop on the trade, since that's what R is measured from.

Yes. Every pending order and open position in the panel's list has a Manage button. Type the plan and click Apply, and from then on PlotSend runs it like any other. You can change it or take it off the same way.

R stays the stop the trade went in with, and a level it has already passed acts straight away. A market order sent without a stop works too: set a stop on it in MT5 first, and R is measured from that.

It asks MT5 how much one lot loses between your entry and your stop, in your account currency, then divides your risk by that and rounds down to the broker's lot step. If even the minimum lot is more than your risk, it tells you instead of placing it, unless you allow minimum lots in the settings.

No. The panel, the bridge and the EA all run on your own PC and talk to each other locally. Your trades go to your broker through MT5, the same as always.

Only if the firm allows Expert Advisors on your account. PlotSend places the trades you draw, it doesn't trade on its own, but some firms ban every EA. Check your firm's rules before you start.

The panel shows that MT5 isn't connected, and pressing Send gives you an error straight away. Nothing is saved up to fire later at a different price.

Not right now. MT5 and the bridge need Windows. A Windows VPS works too, as long as you chart TradingView in Chrome or Edge on that same machine.

Not yet. A subscription covers one MT5 account. Plans for 3 and 10 accounts are coming soon: one Send will place the trade on every MT5 account open on your PC, each sized from its own balance.

When you subscribe, you send us your MT5 account number (only the number, never your password) and get a licence for that account. Click "Add licence" in the PlotSend bridge window and paste it, once. Each renewal comes with a fresh licence that you add the same way.

A licence works on one MT5 account only and is signed so it can't be edited or copied to another account. That keeps the price fair for everyone who pays.

The panel warns you a few days before a key runs out. If it does run out, the kill switch still works, so you're never stuck in a trade.

Yes. Without a key the EA runs in DryRun: draw your trades, press Send, and it shows exactly what it would place, with symbol, lot size, prices and risk. To try it with real orders, take the 1-week trial for $8. It's a one-off payment, nothing renews.

Send us the new account number and we'll swap your key over. One key works on one MT5 account at a time.

Cancel from the checkout page or your receipt email any time. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.

Start on a demo account with DryRun on. It shows exactly what it would place without placing anything. Move to live once the lot sizes and prices look right to you.