Horizon vs TradersPost

A relay that turns TradingView and TrendSpider alerts into orders at your broker. Here is how the two compare, question by question.

Checked against traderspost.io on October 26, 2026

At a glance

TradersPost and Horizon both get a strategy to run unattended through your own broker, and they part ways on where the strategy lives. With TradersPost the strategy stays in TradingView or TrendSpider; its alerts hit a webhook and TradersPost places the orders. With Horizon the strategy is built, tested and run in one place from a plain-English description, with no charting tool in the loop, and Discover adds strategies you can copy.

Side by side

QuestionHorizonTradersPost
What it isHorizonAn investing platform. Copy strategies that creators are running live, or describe your own idea in plain English and run it through your own broker.TradersPostAn automation layer between a signal source and your brokerage accounts: alerts come in by webhook, orders go out to the brokers you connect.
How you build a strategyHorizonDescribe the idea in plain English. Horizon turns it into rules you can read, edit and test. No code.TradersPostBuild and backtest the strategy in TradingView or TrendSpider, then send its alerts to a TradersPost webhook, with entry, exit, sizing and risk rules set in TradersPost.
Where strategies runHorizonIn your own account at Binance, Bybit, Coinbase, Hyperliquid, Kraken, Robinhood, Webull, TradeStation, Tradier, E*TRADE, tastytrade and moomoo, or on Horizon Paper with simulated money.TradersPostThrough your own accounts at the brokers it connects, including Tradovate, TradeStation, Alpaca, Interactive Brokers, Robinhood, Webull, tastytrade, Coinbase and Kraken.
MarketsHorizonUS stocks and ETFs through the stock brokers; crypto spot and derivatives through the exchanges. No forex or CFDs.TradersPostStocks, options, futures and crypto, with the asset classes gated by plan.
BacktestingHorizonEvery strategy is backtested on historical data before it runs, and you see the rules it tested.TradersPostNot in TradersPost. You backtest in the charting tool that sends the alerts.
Paper tradingHorizonYes. Horizon Paper runs any strategy with simulated money at real market prices.TradersPostYes. Paper accounts receive signals the same way live ones do.
Copying other people's strategiesHorizonYes. Discover lists creators' strategies with live track records. Creators keep 80% of what subscribers pay.TradersPostStrategy templates can be shared on the higher plans. There is no marketplace with track records.
Pricing modelHorizonDiscover is free. The Builder plan is a subscription, monthly or yearly, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.TradersPostA free plan for manual and paper submission, then subscriptions that gate live accounts and asset classes. Current prices on traderspost.io.
Holds your money?HorizonNever. Funds stay with your broker. Horizon can place trades for a strategy but cannot withdraw money.TradersPostNo. Orders go to your own brokerage accounts.

Choose Horizon if

  • You want the strategy built, tested and run in one place, without a charting subscription and a webhook in the chain.
  • You would rather describe the strategy than write Pine Script.
  • You want the rules in plain language, with the backtest that ran them.
  • You want to copy strategies that creators are running live, or publish your own.

Choose TradersPost if

  • Your strategy already lives in Pine Script or TrendSpider and you want to keep it there.
  • You trade options or futures, which Horizon does not run.
  • You want one signal routed to several accounts and brokers at once.

Moving from TradersPost to Horizon

There is nothing to import. Three steps take a rule you run there to a strategy running here.

  1. Write what your TradingView strategy does in plain English in the Builder: the condition, the entry, the exit and the risk limit.

  2. Review the strategy Horizon builds and compare its backtest with the Strategy Tester's.

  3. Run it on Horizon Paper, then connect your broker and turn it on. No webhook to maintain.

Note : TradersPost is described as its public site described it on October 26, 2026, and it may have changed since. TradersPost is a trademark of its owner; Horizon is not affiliated with it. Details: traderspost.io

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, for running a strategy unattended through your own broker. TradersPost keeps your strategy in TradingView; Horizon replaces the chain with one place where the strategy is built, tested and run.

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