If you run several prop firm accounts you end up looking for two different things: something that replicates your orders across all of them, and something that stops you from blowing them. They are not the same product, and almost nothing does both. Here is what exists, with real prices.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026. Third-party prices are taken from their own websites. We make one of the tools in this table and we say so where it matters: our rows are marked. If you spot a price that has changed, tell us and we will correct it. Leer en español.
| Tool | What it does | Model | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tradecopia | Copies orders across NinjaTrader and Tradovate accounts | Subscription | $49.99/mo (Desktop) $149.99/mo (Pro+ Web) |
| Replikanto | Copier for NinjaTrader | Lifetime licence | $149 – $299 |
| PFACopySuite | Copier aimed at prop firm accounts | One-time | $299 |
| ETP | Copier | One-time | $99 |
| TradeLock | Lockout only: cuts the day when you hit your max loss | One-time | $99.99 |
| Affordable Indicators | Copier and accounts dashboard | Lifetime licence | $175 (copier) $295 (suite) |
| Jackson Guardian (ours) | Replication plus a gatekeeper: no order enters without a stop, daily loss cap, and remote panic-flatten from your phone | Subscription | $35/mo on 4 months $59 standalone |
| El Centinela (ours) | Seals your risk plan and enforces it. Includes your prop firm's news rules | Subscription | $39/mo · $279/yr |
Almost every tool on that list does one of the two things. A copier replicates your order into five accounts; if the order was bad, you now have five bad accounts. A lockout cuts you off when you hit your daily loss, but it replicates nothing.
If you run several funded accounts, what kills you is rarely a bad entry. It is the day you decide to make it back, or the order that goes out without a stop, or the release you were not watching.
Since September 2026, El Centinela reads the economic calendar and applies your prop firm's published rule, per account, because almost nobody keeps every account at the same firm.
Every firm publishes its own rule and no two are alike. These are the six it ships with, read from their own pages:
| Firm | Their news rule | What the add-on does |
|---|---|---|
| Bulenox | No published window | Informs only, blocks nothing |
| Apex | Allowed; hedging prohibited | Informs only, blocks nothing |
| Elite Trader Funding | Allowed, no window | Informs only, blocks nothing |
| Lucid (funded LucidDaily) | Flat 1 min before and after, high impact USD | Warns and blocks |
| MyFundedFutures (Rapid and Pro Sim Funded) | Flat with no working orders 2 min before and after FOMC, CPI and the employment report | Warns and blocks |
| Take Profit Trader (PRO and PRO+) | Flat on FOMC, NFP, CPI and GDP | Warns and blocks |
Where there is a window, it warns by voice ten and three minutes ahead with the exact release time, blocks new entries while it lasts, and says out loud when the firm requires you to be flat rather than merely to avoid opening. That distinction is what costs accounts: plenty of traders read the rule as "don't enter around news" and breach it holding a position through it.
And it does not over-block: if your firm's rule only covers certain releases, a high impact event that is not on their list will not stop you.
There is also a notify-only mode for traders who want to know and decide for themselves. It blocks nothing at all.
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