Comparison
A copy-trading platform built on verifiable records
Existing platforms proved people want to follow real trading strategies. TrueFillskeeps that idea and rebuilds the two parts that aged badly across most providers: how records are trusted, and how creators are treated.
| TrueFills | Typical providers | |
|---|---|---|
| Record verification | Verified strategies are read from the broker, so the creator never writes the record; unverified ones say so on every screen | Platform-computed track records; trust rests on the platform itself |
| Auto-execution | Trades placed in your own account automatically, with a capital allocation and per-order cap you set, a 15 minute order expiry and a 1.5% price guard | Auto-trading offered, with terms and slippage handling that vary by platform |
| Creator cost | Free verified record page; flat platform fee only when you monetize | Monthly listing fees plus a large cut of subscription revenue, commonly 40 to 50% |
| Strategy API | One modern API, designed API-first, documented from day one | APIs that are dated, partly undocumented, or an afterthought |
| Fill honesty | Records come from brokerage accounts, and whether an account is funded or simulated comes from the broker's own flag rather than the creator's word | Model-account fills simulated against the signal stream, rarely disclosed |
| Risk display | Drawdown shown before returns on every strategy page, always | Returns-led displays; risk stats below the fold |
| UI | Single-purpose pages, fast, built this decade | Often dated and cluttered, a frequent user complaint |
Where established providers are ahead today
- Large existing catalogs of strategies and subscribers
- Years of operating history and brand recognition
An honest comparison includes that list. If you need subscriber auto-trading this month, an established provider works today. If you care most about records that can be checked by anyone, start here: read the methodology or verify the chain yourself.
Comparison reflects common industry practices as of September 2026; verify any specific provider’s current terms independently. Trading involves risk of loss.