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Comparison · facts checked July 20, 2026

A PickMyTrade alternative that isn't another cloud.

PickMyTrade forwards your TradingView alerts to your broker through its servers. BridgePit does the same job with no servers in the middle: a desktop app on your own machine executes the alert, the order leaves from your own IP, and your broker login never leaves your computer. Same alerts — different architecture.

The one difference that decides it.

Cloud relay — PickMyTrade

TradingView fires your alert
…to their cloud servers, which hold your broker access
…which place the order from a datacenter IP

Local execution — BridgePit

TradingView fires your alert
…to your own computer, credentials encrypted on it
…which places the order from your own IP

Why funded traders care: several prop firms prohibit cloud-based copiers and VPS execution in their agreements. Rules differ by firm and change — always check your firm's current policy yourself.

Side by side.

BridgePitPickMyTrade
Where execution runsYour own machine, your own IPTheir cloud, their IP
Your broker loginEncrypted on your computer, never sent to usHeld by the service so it can trade for you
Price$49/mo Pro (1 live account) · $99/mo Multi (5) · 7-day trial · paper free, no card$50/mo · $120/quarter · $350/yr · unlimited accounts · 5-day trial
BrokersRithmic-based prop firms (supported firms announced at launch)Tradovate, Rithmic and others
Safety railsKill-switch, daily loss stop, position caps, duplicate rejection, EOD auto-flatten — enforced on your machineFeature set varies; see their docs
Needs your computer onYes, during your trading hours — that's what "your own IP" meansNo
Alert formatCompatible. BridgePit accepts PickMyTrade-format alerts unchanged

PickMyTrade pricing and account terms read from pickmytrade.io on July 20, 2026. Your prop firm sets its own API-access fee for a direct connection, paid to the firm directly — not to us.

When PickMyTrade is the better pick.

Honest answer, because it's also our sales filter: if you run many accounts on their flat $50, need a broker we don't support yet, or want nothing running at home — machine off, cloud does everything — PickMyTrade fits you better today. BridgePit exists for one trader specifically: the one whose income depends on a funded account and who doesn't want their execution living on someone else's IP.

Switching takes one URL change.

  1. Install BridgePit and follow the 20-minute setup — it ends with a paper fill on your screen.
  2. Edit each TradingView alert: replace the PickMyTrade webhook URL with yours ending in /v2/add-trade-data. The message body stays exactly as it is.
  3. Watch a day of paper fills, then cancel the old subscription when you trust what you see.
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Questions traders ask.

Can I keep my existing alert format?

Yes — BridgePit reads the PickMyTrade message format natively. One URL edit per alert, nothing else.

Is BridgePit fully automated?

Semi-automated by design: it executes, you supervise. Kill-switch, caps, daily loss stop, and end-of-day flatten are always on.

Is local execution allowed at my prop firm?

BridgePit runs on your own computer and sends orders from your own IP — no cloud server between your signals and your broker. Rules differ by firm and change, so always check your firm's current policy.

What if my internet drops mid-position?

BridgePit reconnects continuously and alerts you by email and Telegram; the end-of-day flatten retries until your account is confirmed flat.