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TradeSmithy
Freemium
Most traders building MetaTrader EAs stitch together a visual builder, a separate backtester, a spreadsheet for results, and a forum thread to sell — four tools, four contexts, four places for the workflow to break. TradeSmithy collapses that into a single canvas.
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Summary
The core loop runs inside one account: drag nodes onto a canvas to wire up a strategy, ask the AI assistant to modify the graph in plain English, queue a backtest against historical data without opening MetaTrader, export clean MQL4 or MQL5 source, and list the finished EA in a built-in marketplace. The AI edits the graph directly — adding nodes and rewiring connections — rather than just suggesting changes you have to apply yourself. Backtests run on separate servers and continue whether or not your browser tab is open. The ceiling arrives when strategies grow complex: the node-graph model handles linear logic well but offers precious little support for conditional branching across multiple indicators that interact at runtime.
Bottom line: Pick TradeSmithy to take a single-indicator idea from canvas to compiled EA without touching MQL; plan a different path when your strategy requires conditional logic too tangled for a node graph to express without a parallel code layer.
Pricing Plans
SubscriptionLast verified 5 days ago- Free Tier
- 3 free projects, no credit card required
Free
Free
Free tier with limited projects
- 3 free projects
- No credit card required
- Access to idea and build features
Pro
per month
Pro plan with marketplace access
- Backtest configuration, queueing and execution
- 15% commission on marketplace sales
- Parameter optimization (in development)
Premium
per month
Premium plan with lower marketplace commission
- Backtest configuration, queueing and execution
- 5% commission on marketplace sales
- Parameter optimization (in development)
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Pros
- All 38 built-in MetaTrader indicators are mapped to their actual MQL functions with typed parameters, so the exported source compiles in MetaEditor without manual correction of indicator calls.
- The AI assistant edits the node graph directly on request — adding nodes and rewiring connections — so a strategy change takes one instruction instead of a manual drag-and-drop sequence.
- Backtests run on separate servers and continue when the browser tab closes, which means a long historical run does not require keeping a session open or a local terminal running.
- A built-in marketplace with wallet integration means a finished strategy can generate revenue without setting up a separate storefront, payment processor, or distribution channel.
- Twenty prebuilt strategy templates open as editable graphs rather than locked presets, so you start from working logic and modify it rather than building indicator chains from scratch.
Cons
- The node-graph model handles linear indicator-to-order logic cleanly, but strategies requiring multi-condition branching — where the path depends on the interaction of two or more indicator states — hit the canvas's expressive ceiling fast. Teams that need that depth add a manual MQL5 editing pass after export, which means maintaining the graph and the source file as two separate representations of the same strategy.
- Backtesting and all Global Parameter adjustments are paid-only features, so a free-tier user cannot validate a strategy against history before exporting it. The build-test loop that defines the platform's value proposition is unavailable until a paid tier is active.
- There is no API and no self-hosted option, which means the platform cannot be integrated into an external CI pipeline or strategy version-control workflow. Teams that need audit trails, automated regression testing, or source management outside a browser switch to MQL5 development in MetaEditor or a code-first framework instead.
About
- Platforms
- Web
- API Available
- No
- Self-Hosted
- No
- Last Updated
- September 9, 2026
Best For
Who it's for
- MetaTrader traders seeking no-code automation
- Users who want an integrated build-test-sell workflow
- Traders publishing and monetizing strategies
What it does well
- Creating custom MetaTrader EAs from trading ideas without coding
- Iterating strategies with AI-assisted graph edits
- Backtesting and exporting EAs for live MT4/MT5 use
- Selling completed strategies in a built-in marketplace
Integrations
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is TradeSmithy free?
- TradeSmithy offers a free option alongside paid upgrades. Check the current allowances and terms before choosing a plan.
- What platforms does TradeSmithy support?
- TradeSmithy is available on: Web.
The fragmented EA workflow
Most traders building MetaTrader EAs stitch together a visual builder, a separate backtester, a spreadsheet for results, and a forum thread to sell — four tools, four contexts, four places for the workflow to break. TradeSmithy collapses that into a single canvas.
How the loop works
The core loop runs inside one account: drag nodes onto a canvas to wire up a strategy, ask the AI assistant to modify the graph in plain English, queue a backtest against historical data without opening MetaTrader, export clean MQL4 or MQL5 source, and list the finished EA in a built-in marketplace. The AI edits the graph directly — adding nodes and rewiring connections — rather than just suggesting changes you have to apply yourself. Backtests run on separate servers and continue whether or not your browser tab is open.
Indicator mapping and limits
All 38 built-in MetaTrader indicators are mapped to their actual MQL functions with typed parameters, so the exported source compiles in MetaEditor without manual correction of indicator calls. The node-graph model handles linear indicator-to-order logic cleanly, but strategies requiring multi-condition branching hit the canvas’s expressive ceiling fast. Backtesting and all Global Parameter adjustments are paid-only features.
Pricing and access
Pricing model is subscription. Free tier limits are 3 projects, 1 code export per 30 days, no AI chat or backtests. Platforms supported are Web with integrations for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.
Who it is for / who should skip it
TradeSmithy suits MetaTrader traders seeking no-code automation, an integrated build-test-sell workflow, and traders publishing and monetizing strategies. Skip it if strategies need multi-condition branching or if free-tier validation against history is required before export.
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