1. Explore the scope
Use the guide to identify a package discussion that matches what you want to automate.
VCM SYSTEMS / AUTOMATION PROPOSALS
Your process.
A defined automation plan.
Explore automated trading system proposals starting from US$500. Understand the logic, compare project scopes and discuss the system you want to build.
Package designs, platform targets and service terms below are proposed specifications for review. They are not confirmed delivered capabilities. Final scope, full price, licence, support and acceptance terms must be agreed in writing before payment.
A CLEARER START
From an idea
to a proper brief.
2. Review the details
Read the proposed logic, platform requirements, limitations and questions to ask.
3. Request a written proposal
Confirm deliverables, evidence, price, licence and support before committing.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Five proposed packages.
Different project scopes.
Compare the work to be specified. Choose according to your requirements, not an assumed level of profit.
Session breakout
VCM Core
From $500 USD
One strategy. A focused start.
A trader seeking a clearly scoped first automation project.
- One defined entry and exit workflow
- MT5 Expert Advisor — proposed target
- Session, breakout range, stop and target
Trend and pullback
VCM Plus
From $1,000 USD
More control over a defined process.
A trader seeking configurable filters and trade management.
- One strategy with additional configuration
- MT5 Expert Advisor — proposed target
- Trend filter, pullback conditions, session and exits
Your strategy specification
VCM Custom
From $1,500 USD
Your trading rules, specified properly.
A trader with original rules that can be expressed precisely.
- A bespoke strategy or integration brief
- Platform agreed after feasibility review
- Defined in the approved specification
Regime-aware rules — proposed
VCM Advanced
From $2,500 USD
A broader automation brief.
A trader requiring multiple market-condition filters.
- Multiple entry conditions with shared controls
- MT5-led scope, subject to feasibility
- Volatility, spread, session and exposure filters
Multi-workflow orchestration — proposed
VCM Signature
From $5,000 USD
A considered automation partnership.
A trader planning a larger system with several workflows.
- Several scoped workflows and reporting requirements
- Architecture and integrations agreed in writing
- Project-specific controls and monitoring
Published prices are starting points. Availability, final functionality and commercial terms require confirmation in writing.
NOT SURE WHERE TO START?
Two questions.
A clearer comparison.
Choose your intended workflow and software budget. The package guide explains a relevant scope and flags when its starting price exceeds your selected budget.
WHAT TO SPECIFY
A system is more
than an entry signal.
Market inputs
Define the instrument, timeframe and price source. Specify how the system handles gaps, stale quotes and disconnected feeds.
Entry logic
Write explicit trend, breakout or other qualifying conditions. Define completed-candle confirmation and the situations in which trading stays paused.
Exposure controls
Agree position sizing, simultaneous positions and account-level conditions for pausing new entries.
Exit management
Specify stop-loss, target and any trailing logic. Execution gaps can cause losses beyond the planned stop exposure.
Monitoring
Agree the logs, alerts and operating checks needed to identify failures and understand trading decisions.
Recovery and ownership
Document installation, licence scope, backups and manual controls. Agree who maintains the system and what updates cost.
These are design considerations, not confirmed features of every paid package. Exact functionality must be agreed in the written specification.
GET FAMILIAR WITH EXECUTION
Walk through
the practice desk.
Interactive guide / Illustrative values
Choose your workspace
Open the practice terminal with virtual capital. Choose EUR/USD, GBP/USD, gold or Bitcoin. All prices and warm-up candles are generated.
Virtual capital$10,000No registration. No deposit.
Step 1 of 4. Practice uses generated prices and virtual funds.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Understand what
you are evaluating.
How do I choose a package?
Start with the package guide. It compares your intended project scope and software budget with published package proposals. It does not assess investment suitability or predict which system will make money.
What causes the system to enter a trade?
Ask for explicit entry conditions, the data used and the situations in which the system stays out. A strategy description should explain its decisions.
How is position size calculated?
Confirm whether volume is fixed or calculated from an exposure budget. Understand simultaneous positions, correlated instruments and what happens after losses.
What evidence should I review?
Request dated evidence for the specific system, including live or demo status, deposits, withdrawals, trading costs, losing periods and drawdowns. Selected screenshots do not provide a complete track record.
Does the website demo run the paid packages?
No. The website terminal provides separate experimental samples using generated prices. It does not run or validate paid packages. Agree a separate evaluation for the actual system being delivered.
Does automation guarantee a profit?
No. Automated systems can lose money because of market conditions, strategy limitations, software faults or execution problems. Higher-priced packages do not imply higher returns.
YOUR REQUIREMENTS / A WRITTEN PROPOSAL
Start with
a proper brief.
Tell us your platform, strategy requirements and intended instruments. Ask for evidence specific to the system being proposed.
Confirm the full price, deliverables, licence, delivery, support and cancellation terms before payment. Trading involves risk. No profits or winning outcomes are guaranteed.