WeCore vs PickMyTrade: A Factual Comparison for Futures Automation
How WeCore and PickMyTrade compare on pricing, trial, supported platforms and risk controls, based only on each company's public pages (checked October 2026).
Traders who automate TradingView alerts into a futures or prop-firm account often look at several tools. This page compares WeCore with PickMyTrade using only what each company publishes on its own site. Details change, so check the linked pages before you decide.
All competitor information below was taken from PickMyTrade's public pricing page on 10 October 2026.
Pricing and trial
- WeCore: flat monthly plans: Start $49, Prop $99 and Fleet $199 per month. Annual billing is 20% cheaper. The 7-day trial starts with a $5 (refunded immediately) card verification, and the plan is charged only at the end of the trial.
- PickMyTrade: its pricing page lists $50 per month, $135 per quarter or $500 per year, with a 7-day free trial that it says needs no credit card.
Supported platforms
- WeCore: Rithmic and ProjectX/TopstepX today, with more integrations planned.
- PickMyTrade: its pricing page names Tradovate, Rithmic, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, TradeLocker, ProjectX and Match-Trader, plus Tradier, cTrader and Ironbeam in beta.
If your broker is only on one of the two lists, that usually decides it.
Signal sources
- WeCore: TradingView and TrendSpider alerts via webhooks, your own strategies, and copy trading from a source account to other accounts.
- PickMyTrade: its pricing page describes TradingView alerts sent with a webhook URL and JSON.
Risk controls and testing
WeCore puts risk rules next to the automation: daily loss limits, position limits and trading-hour rules, plus a simulation mode so a new account can be tested before any live order is sent. On the Prop and Fleet plans, automatic protections such as flattening at the daily loss limit are included.
Before you choose any tool, compare how it handles a daily loss limit, what it does if a webhook arrives twice, and whether you can test without sending live orders.
How to choose
- List the broker or prop firm you trade with and confirm it is supported.
- Compare the plan that covers your number of accounts, not only the cheapest plan.
- Run the trial in simulation or on an evaluation account first.
Related reading: how to connect TradingView alerts to WeCore.
WeCore is a software provider. It does not give investment advice, and futures trading carries a high risk of loss.