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TraderSync Alternative: How The Trading Terminal Compares

TraderSync is a broker-connected trading journal with built-in AI. This page sets it next to The Trading Terminal on price, free plan, trial, AI and prop firm tools, and says plainly where each one is stronger.

Prices checked: 13 October 2026. TraderSync prices are in US dollars and The Trading Terminal prices are in Australian dollars; we don't convert between them. Source: StockBrokers.com review of TraderSync and our pricing page.

How the pricing differs

TraderSync has three paid plans: Pro at US$29.95 a month, Premium at US$49.95 a month and Elite at US$79.95 a month. Its pricing page lists no free plan and a 7-day free trial on each plan, and a third-party review reports that no card is required. Its AI assistant, Cypher, is available on every plan, with daily message limits that rise with the plan (5, 15 and 60). TraderSync imports trades from 900+ brokers.

The Trading Terminal has three plans priced in Australian dollars: Free at A$0, Pro at A$19 a month or A$189 a year, and Elite at A$29 a month or A$249 a year. The Free plan covers 1 account, 30 trades a month and 90 days of dashboard history, with no card required. New users can also try Elite free for 7 days; a card is required and the trial is once per account.

Feature and price comparison

FeatureThe Trading Terminal (A$)TraderSync (US$)
Free plan✓ Yes. A$0 with 1 account, 30 trades a month and 90 days of dashboard historyNo free plan (removed)
Free trial7-day Elite trial (card required, once per account)7-day free trial, no card
Entry paid planPro A$19/mo or A$189/yrPro US$29.95/mo
Mid tierElite A$29/mo or A$249/yrPremium US$49.95/mo
Top tierNo higher tierElite US$79.95/mo
Analytics60+ analytics views (Pro and Elite)Not confirmed
Broker auto-importcTrader connection and MT4/MT5 Auto-Logger (Elite), plus CSV importAuto-import from 900+ brokers
AINot availableCypher AI on all plans, with daily message limits (5, 15 or 60 depending on plan)
Prop firm toolsRisk Desk (Elite): daily risk budget and distance to breach, calculated from your closed trades. Do Not Trade danger zones in Trade Lab (Elite)Not confirmed
Mistake Cost Analysis, Trader DNA, Edge Score✓ Yes (Pro and Elite)Not confirmed
Free position sizer and economic calendar✓ Yes, no account neededNot confirmed

Prices checked 13 October 2026 against TraderSync's pricing page. Trial terms are from StockBrokers.com's TraderSync review, checked 5 October 2026, because TraderSync's own pages show a 7-day trial button but do not say whether a card is needed. "Not confirmed" means we could not confirm the feature from those sources. Plans and prices change, so check tradersync.com before you buy.

Where TraderSync is stronger

  • Broker auto-import. TraderSync imports from 900+ brokers. The Trading Terminal connects to cTrader and MT4/MT5 and imports from CSV, so check that your broker is covered.
  • AI. Cypher AI is included on every TraderSync plan, within daily message limits. The Trading Terminal has no AI; its analytics are calculated directly from the trades you log.
  • A no-card trial. TraderSync lets you try the paid product for 7 days, and a third-party review reports that no card is needed.

Where The Trading Terminal differs

  • A free plan. The Free plan includes a full trade journal and dashboard for 1 account, up to 30 trades a month, plus the position sizer and economic calendar.
  • Risk Desk (Elite). Enter your firm's daily loss limit and drawdown rules and Risk Desk shows your daily risk budget and distance to breach from the closed trades you have logged. See prop firm trading journal.
  • Mistake Cost Analysis (Pro). Every mistake tag you log is ranked by the net P&L of the trades carrying it.
  • Trade Lab, Trader DNA and Edge Score. Named strategy tracking and a breakdown of your results across nine dimensions. See how these are calculated.

Who each one may suit

  • TraderSync may suit you if you want auto-import from a very wide range of brokers and an AI assistant on every plan, and a no-card trial is enough to decide.
  • The Trading Terminal may suit you if you trade forex, gold, indices or futures, want a free plan, or want risk and mistake tracking built around your daily limits.
FAQ
Common questions
How much does TraderSync cost?
TraderSync has three paid plans: Pro at US$29.95 a month, Premium at US$49.95 a month and Elite at US$79.95 a month. Its pricing page lists no free plan and a 7-day free trial on each plan, and a third-party review reports that no card is required. Prices checked 13 October 2026.
Is The Trading Terminal free?
Yes. The Free plan is A$0 with no card required: 1 account, 30 trades a month and 90 days of dashboard history, plus the position sizer and economic calendar. Pro is A$19 a month (A$189 a year) and Elite is A$29 a month (A$249 a year). New users can also try Elite free for 7 days; a card is required.
What does TraderSync do better than The Trading Terminal?
TraderSync imports from 900+ brokers and includes its Cypher AI assistant on every plan, with daily message limits. The Trading Terminal has no AI, and imports through a cTrader connection, an MT4/MT5 Auto-Logger and CSV files.
Is TraderSync's AI locked to the higher plans?
No. Cypher AI is included on all TraderSync plans, but the number of daily messages is limited (5, 15 or 60 depending on the plan).
How do the two compare on prop firm tools?
The Trading Terminal's Risk Desk (Elite) tracks your daily loss limit and drawdown against your closed trades and shows your distance to breach, and Mistake Cost Analysis ranks your tagged mistakes by the net P&L of the trades carrying each tag. We could not confirm equivalent prop firm tools on TraderSync's plans, so check tradersync.com against your firm's rules.
Can I switch from TraderSync?
Yes. Export your trades from TraderSync as a CSV file and import them into The Trading Terminal.
Is the 7-day TraderSync trial enough to decide?
It is enough to test the interface and your broker connection. It may not be long enough to build the dataset that analytics need. A free plan gives you longer to judge how a journal fits your routine.
Is TraderSync free?
No. TraderSync's pricing page lists three paid plans (Pro, Premium and Elite) and no free plan, at US$29.95, US$49.95 and US$79.95 a month, with a discount for annual billing. The Trading Terminal's Free plan is A$0 with no card required: 1 account, 30 trades a month and 90 days of dashboard history. Prices checked 13 October 2026.
Does TraderSync have a free trial?
Yes, a 7-day free trial. TraderSync's own pages show a 7-day trial button but do not say whether a card is needed, and a third-party review (StockBrokers.com, checked 5 October 2026) reports that no card is required. Check tradersync.com before you sign up.
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