WeCore vs TradersPost: A Factual Comparison for Futures Traders
How WeCore and TradersPost compare on pricing, trial, supported brokers and signal sources, based only on each company's public pages (checked October 2026).
WeCore and TradersPost both turn trading signals into orders in a broker account. This page compares them 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 TradersPost's public pricing and broker pages 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.
- TradersPost: its pricing page lists a Free plan and paid Starter, Basic, Pro and Premium plans. With yearly billing they are shown as $41.65, $84.15, $169.15 and $254.15 per month. It describes a 7-day free period with manual submission on live accounts and automated submission on paper accounts.
Supported brokers
- WeCore: Rithmic and ProjectX/TopstepX today, with more integrations planned. WeCore focuses on futures and prop-firm accounts.
- TradersPost: its broker page lists futures connections (Tradovate, TradeStation, ProjectX, NinjaTrader) next to stock and crypto brokers such as Alpaca, Interactive Brokers, tastytrade, Coinbase and Kraken, plus a list of supported prop firms.
If you trade through Rithmic, check that your exact connection is listed before you choose.
Signal sources
- WeCore: TradingView and TrendSpider alerts via webhooks, your own strategies, and copy trading between accounts.
- TradersPost: its pricing page names TradingView, TrendSpider and webhooks.
Risk controls and testing
WeCore includes daily loss limits, position limits and trading-hour rules, and a simulation mode for testing a new account before any live order is sent. On the Prop and Fleet plans, automatic protections such as flattening at the daily loss limit are included.
How to choose
- Confirm that your broker or prop firm is supported.
- Compare the plan that fits your number of accounts.
- Test 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.