Trade once.
Fill everywhere.
One lead account, up to 150 followers — evals, PAs and funded accounts — each with its own size, symbol map and limits. The copier places every follower order from the leader's fills.
Live and demo accounts. Orders reach only the accounts wired into a group, and a live account joins one on a separate confirmation.
Lead account
Apex 50K
$52,140
Eval #2
MNQ ×1
$50,880
Eval #3
MNQ ×1
$49,410
Funded
NQ ×2
$102,300
- Followers per lead
- Up to 150
- Sizing
- 1:1 · multiplier · fixed
- Brackets
- Native TP/SL
- Restart
- Deterministic order ids
Setup
Three steps to a live group
Accounts import from PeakBot. Routes are drawn once. Copying is one switch per group.
- 1
Import the accounts
Tradovate logins already authorized on PeakBot import here. The login moves across encrypted; you never re-enter it.
- 2
Draw the map
Pick the lead account, then drag followers onto the canvas. Size, symbol map and caps are set per route.
- 3
Arm the group
One switch per group. Every leader fill fans out, and the feed names each follower's fill, rejection or skip.
Engine
Decided on every fill, per route
Sizing, symbol mapping, brackets and protection run inside the copier. A closed browser changes nothing.
Fills, not signals
Each leader fill becomes a follower order. Partial fills copy as they land, so a scaled entry arrives scaled.
Sizing per account
1:1, a multiplier, or a fixed quantity — with a cap per order and a cap per position. An eval and a funded account size apart.
Symbol map per route
NQ on the lead, MNQ on a smaller account. Mini-to-micro carries a 10× ratio, and prices snap to the follower's tick.
Brackets copied natively
The leader's take-profit and stop are grafted onto the follower entry as one bracket. Re-pricing a child on the lead pushes to the copies.
Restart-safe order ids
Every follower order carries a client id built from route, leader order and leg. A restart rebuilds the same id, so a replay cannot double-place.
Follower protection
Leader flat and a follower still holding: working orders cancel and the leftover is market-flattened after a settle delay.
Control
Limits, feed and record
What the engine enforces while a group is live, and what it leaves behind afterwards.
Risk rules
Ten kinds, scoped to one account or a whole group.
- Daily loss
- Daily profit
- Max contracts
- Max position
- Max trades
- Trailing drawdown
- Consistency
- Session lockout
- Flatten at time
- News blackout
On breach: alert, pause, flatten, flatten and pause, or lock until reset.
Copy feed
Every leader order with its followers underneath: fill price, quantity and latency in milliseconds, or the reason an order was rejected, skipped or never placed. Filter to issues, export as CSV.
Journal
Round trips roll up from the fills themselves — entry, exit, fees, realised P&L. Win rate, profit factor, expectancy, max drawdown, equity curve, month calendar. No import, no manual entry.
Pricing
One price. Every feature.
Both plans run the same engine. The difference is how many accounts follow.
Starter
A lead account, a few evals, one funded.
$49/month
Up to 20 copy accounts
- Unlimited Tradovate connections
- Sizing 1:1, multiplier or fixed, with caps
- Symbol map and allow list per route
- Brackets and working orders copied
- Ten risk rules, per account or per group
- Execution stagger and entry windows
- Journal, month calendar and CSV export
Pro
Most accountsA full book across several firms.
$99/month
Up to 150 copy accounts
- Everything in Starter
- 150 followers behind one lead account
- Groups across several prop firms at once
Questions
Broker, brackets, disconnects
What the engine does at the five moments that decide whether a copy lands.
- Which broker?
- Tradovate, live and demo. Accounts arrive from a Tradovate login already authorized on PeakBot; direct Tradovate sign-in is not available yet.
- Are stops and targets copied?
- Yes. A leader bracket is grafted onto the follower entry — take-profit as a limit, stop as a stop, both snapped to the follower's tick. Re-pricing either one on the lead pushes to the copies.
- What happens when the connection drops?
- It reconnects and catches up. Fills that landed while it was down are measured against the position it last knew about, so trades made during the gap still copy — and the same order can never be placed twice.
- Does the browser have to stay open?
- No. The copier holds the broker sessions and places every order server-side. The app is a view onto it.
- How does copying stop?
- Pause holds new copies and leaves open positions alone. Stopping one account flattens it and takes it out of copying. Emergency stop pauses every group, cancels working orders and flattens every connected account.
The lead account trades. The rest follow.
Wired once, sized per account, flattened by rules that do not need a screen open.
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