TL;DR: both are cloud copiers — no VPS, no desktop app. The differences that matter: price ($25–50/mo vs $49–149/mo), and proof. TradeSyncer says "<100ms replication"; Trading Floor measures every copy and publishes the live numbers (~42ms median, outliers disclosed). TradeSyncer remains a strong pick if you need its specific connection topology or its built-in trade-lockout tooling.
| Trading Floor | TradeSyncer | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs in | Browser + iOS app, engine cloud-side | Browser, engine cloud-side |
| Price | $25/mo (20 accounts) · $50/mo (120 accounts) · first month free · pause anytime | $49/mo Basic (2 connections × 10 accts) · $99/mo Pro (4 × 20) · $149/mo Flex (120 accts) · 7-day trial |
| Latency | Measured per order in your Copy Log; ~42ms median published live with outliers disclosed | "<100ms trade replication" claim; no published methodology or live figures we could find |
| Platforms | Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TopstepX, Rithmic, Volumetrica, TradingView signals | NinjaTrader, Tradovate, Rithmic, TradingView, ProjectX, Volumetrica, DxFeed |
| Risk controls | Drawdown/daily-loss/profit-target guardians with one-click firm presets; per-account caps | Risk management with trade lockouts, bracket orders, copy groups |
| Refunds | First month free; pause instead of cancel | Discretionary only, minus a 20% administrative fee (their Terms) |
Fair is fair: TradeSyncer is an established cloud copier with a broad platform matrix — including ProjectX routes we don't offer — support across email, phone and chat, and mature copy-group tooling. Its Flex tier matches our Pro account count. If its connection topology fits how your logins are organized, it's a legitimate choice.
It's a browser tab and an iPhone app, and it proves itself. No desktop app that has to stay running through the session, no VPS bill to make it reliable — run your floor from your phone. Open the floor, connect your logins with OAuth (or encrypted credentials where a broker has no OAuth), and every copy shows its own latency next to the fill — the same numbers we publish live for the whole platform. Median mirror is ~42ms measured on real production orders, and when a broker's wire is slow, the log says so instead of hiding it.
Risk guardians act before the firm does. Set a drawdown or daily-loss guardian per account and a breach auto-flattens and stops copying to that account — the eval-saving seatbelt, in plain English, with the trigger you set.
The price is a trading-tool price, with no per-account fees. One flat $25/mo runs a 20-account floor; $50/mo runs 120 — stack discounted evals without your copier bill stacking too. First month free, and if you're between evals you pause — your settings, journal, and streaks wait for you. No non-refundable fine print doing the retention work.
A 20-account floor is $25/mo here vs $49–99/mo there depending on how your logins split across connections; a big floor is $50 vs $149. The bigger difference is epistemic: you shouldn't have to take any copier's latency claim on faith — ours prints on every order in your Copy Log, and the platform-wide numbers are public. Run both trials on the same session and compare the fills yourself.
Trading Floor is the closest like-for-like alternative — also cloud-based with no VPS or desktop app — at $25–50/mo vs TradeSyncer's $49–149/mo, with per-order latency receipts and live published aggregates (~42ms median at tradingfloor.me/latency) instead of an unpublished '<100ms' claim.
No — TradeSyncer's tiers are $49, $99 and $149/mo (verified August 2026). Trading Floor runs $25/mo for 20 accounts and $50/mo for 120, with the first month free and pause-instead-of-cancel between evals.
TradeSyncer's site claims sub-100ms replication but we could find no published per-order measurements or live figures. Trading Floor measures every copy and publishes live aggregates with outliers disclosed at tradingfloor.me/latency.
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