Myfxbook connects to a live trading account and publishes its statistics, which makes it the usual place traders show a track record. StrategyProfiler works earlier and at the account level: it combines your EAs' MT5 backtests into one portfolio, sizes it against prop-firm limits, then watches the live account against those backtests.
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Myfxbook
StrategyProfiler
What it does
Connects your trading account and keeps its statistics up to date, so you can follow it or share it.
Reads MT5 Strategy Tester reports and account history, then combines several EAs into one account: correlation (including worst-day correlation), combined drawdown, lot sizing and an optimizer, Monte Carlo, bootstrap, walk-forward and overfitting checks, and PDF tear sheets.
Platforms
MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, and other connections such as Oanda and TradeLocker, per its help centre.
MetaTrader 5 only, in the browser. MT4 is not supported.
Pricing
Free connection methods, plus a paid real-time Live Update option.
Free tier. Founding Pro is $30 a month or $270 a year, rising to $39 and $299 for new subscribers on November 1, 2026. Founding Lifetime is a one-time payment on a 555-seat ladder whose price steps up as seats sell: $59 for seats 1–100, $150 for 101–150, $300 for 151–200, $450 for 201–250, $600 for 251–555.
Getting started
Free account. Connect MT5 with its EA (Windows, updates every 5 minutes) or a server-side daily update.
Free tier with one account and up to five strategies, plus a sample report you can open without an account.
Live account tracking
Yes, this is its main job. Real-time updates are the paid option.
Pro. The StrategyOverlay EA streams your MT5 account: daily-stop headroom, open risk if every stop is hit, positions with no stop, and live results against the backtest per magic number. The Mercer journal and phone app sit on top.
Multi-EA portfolio view
Its MT5 help pages describe tracking connected accounts. We did not find a tool for combining several backtests into one sized portfolio.
The core of the product: several EAs at real lot sizes, read as one account.
Prop-firm checks
Not described on the pages we checked.
A pass simulator with firm presets: pass probability, expected attempts and fees, and lot sizes that fit the daily and maximum loss limits.
Reach for it when
You want a free, shareable record of how a live account has performed.
You want to know what several EAs will do together before they go live, then watch the funded account against those backtests.