Scalegram answers your Telegram and closes the sale. CopySignals takes a signal out of a channel and places it on your trading account. They are bought separately: Scalegram is prepaid a month or a year at a time, CopySignals is a monthly subscription.
Card or crypto · Nothing renews on its own
One plan, flat, bought by the month or by the year. Every feature is on it either way — what changes is how long you have bought, not what you are allowed to use.
Your entire Telegram sales operation, run for you.
$999
per month
Paid by card or in crypto. One payment buys one month. Nothing is charged again unless you come back and pay again.
The same plan, bought a year at a time.
$9999
per year
$833 a month — 2 months off
Paid in crypto. One payment buys one year. Nothing is charged again unless you come back and pay again.
A monthly subscription: a base price that includes one trading account, then a flat fee for every account after it. The signals are the same whether you copy them onto one terminal or ten; what you pay for is the terminals.
Telegram, MT4 and MT5 in; MT4 and MT5 out.
$19
a month, with one trading account included
then $9 a month for each account after that
What that comes to
| Trading accounts | Per month |
|---|---|
| 1 account | $19 |
| 2 accounts | $28 |
| 3 accounts | $37 |
| 5 accounts | $55 |
| 10 accounts | $100 |
Billed monthly until cancelled. Bought on copysignals.io, on its own account: a Scalegram plan does not include it, and it does not include a Scalegram plan.
What is true whichever of the two you are paying for.
Scalegram is prepaid: a payment buys a fixed month or year and access lapses at the end of it unless you pay again, so stopping is simply not paying. CopySignals is a subscription and renews every month until you cancel it.
Cards go through Paddle, which is the merchant of record for them and issues the invoice; crypto through NOWPayments, in BTC, ETH, USDT and more. No card detail is ever stored by us. The one exception is the Scalegram yearly plan, which is paid in crypto only.
On Scalegram, paying while a period is still running stacks onto what you have rather than replacing it. Nobody loses days by paying ahead.
Both products are software delivered over the web. Access opens as soon as the payment is confirmed — a card through Paddle is confirmed in seconds, a crypto payment when it settles on the network. There is nothing to ship and nothing to install.
Scalegram keeps no payment instrument on file, so there is nothing to cancel: stop paying and access lapses at the end of the period you bought. CopySignals is a subscription and is cancelled from its own panel. Fees are non-refundable once a period has begun; billing errors on our side are always put right. The full wording is in the refund policy.
SGHK Softwares Limited, Flat 5, 4/F, Won Hing Building, 74–78 Stanley Street, Central, Hong Kong. Card payments are sold and invoiced by Paddle.com Market Limited as merchant of record; crypto payments are processed by NOWPayments.
Write to office@sghk.org. Anything about billing, an invoice or a charge you do not recognise is answered by a person, usually the same day.
Prices are in US dollars (USD) and exclude any tax that applies where you are; where Paddle is the merchant of record it calculates and shows that tax at the checkout. The full terms, the refund policy and what we do with your data are in the legal centre; CopySignals has its own at copysignals.io/legal.