Ticker All!
Trade MetaTrader from your code — hosted MT5/MT4 API
Ticker All! launched on August 24, 2026 with 1 votes, #11,494 of 23,274 launches that month.
What it does
TickerAll is a hosted MetaTrader 5 & MT4 broker API. Connect broker accounts, stream live ticks, fetch historical candles, and place or manage trades from your own code over REST + WebSocket — no local terminal, no EA bridge, on any OS. Python and TypeScript SDKs plus an MCP server. Free on demo.
Hosted MT5 & MT4 broker API — REST + WebSocket. Place trades, stream live ticks, manage accounts from your code. No EA bridge required. Free on demo.
No EA bridge required. Your code calls our API, and we keep a lightweight direct connection to your broker — so you ship strategy, not infrastructure. Free on demo accounts. Automate live accounts at $3.99 each (1–10) — or go Pro at $39/mo for 30. Demo always free. Pro covers thirty broker accounts in the flat $39/mo, and adding more is cheap — our connection layer is lightweight, not a heavy server per account, so we pass the savings on. Most users never need more than thirty. Stream real-time ticks straight over the WebSocket — every bid and ask the moment your broker prints it. Push-based and low-latency, no polling. Wire your strategy to the live market in a few lines. Pull years of…from tickerall.com
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