PineConnector review
Educational only — not financial or investment advice.
The usual answer once a TradingView alert needs to become a real MetaTrader order. A small Expert Advisor sits on your MT4/MT5 chart; PineConnector relays each alert webhook to it as a buy, sell or close instruction. Plumbing, in other words. It does one job, and doing that job reliably is the whole product.
At a glance
- Best for
- Turning TradingView alerts into MT4/MT5 orders
- Maker
- PineConnector
- Type
- SaaS platform
- Price from
- ~$29/mo
- Pricing
- subscription
- Affiliate commission
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- Details verified
What it does
The usual answer once a TradingView alert needs to become a real MetaTrader order. A small Expert Advisor sits on your MT4/MT5 chart; PineConnector relays each alert webhook to it as a buy, sell or close instruction. Plumbing, in other words. It does one job, and doing that job reliably is the whole product.
Key features:
TradingView → MT4/MT5 bridgewebhook relaybuy / sell / close commandsrisk & lot sizingmulti-account routingtrailing stopslicence-key EA
Pros & cons
Pros
- Closes the specific, annoying gap between a TradingView signal and a MetaTrader order
- The alert syntax is a single readable line, with lot sizing and risk controls built in
- Works with any broker that offers MT4/MT5, prop-firm accounts included
Cons
- MetaTrader has to be running somewhere 24/5, which in practice means paying for a VPS
- It executes whatever arrives, instantly. A typo in the alert message is a live order
- One more subscription, and one more link that can fail between signal and fill
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