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For course providers and paid trading groups

The strategy you teach, as one bot all your members run the same way.

I build the rules you teach as an MT5 bot and as a Pine version for TradingView, with a report on where both agree. The licences are bound to the accounts on your member list, so only your group can run it. Your members also get my Prop Rule Guard.

Send me your strategy rules
or write tocontact@stratcorealpha.com
  • 2,500 EUR fixed, net
  • Ready 15 working days after rule freeze
  • Up to 100 member accounts
  • Everything in writing
Pine and MT5, bar by barEURUSD · H1 · August 2026
August 2026 EURUSD H1 price with observed Pine and MT5 bullish and bearish markers overlaid
From my own parity test on 507 H1 bars. Pine markers came from the TradingView table, MT5 markers from the MT5 script export, and the line is the OANDA close. This compares signal timing only.

Where it goes wrong

Your members learn one strategy. Then each of them trades a different one.

Every member reads the rules his own way
One enters on the close, another on the touch. One moves the stop, another does not. A month later their results come from different strategies, and the doubt lands on yours.
Chart and terminal disagree
You show the setup on TradingView. Many members trade on MT5. When a signal shows on one and not on the other, they ask you which one is right.
Nobody has seen it tested
Members ask whether the strategy holds up. Without a test on past data you can only show examples.
A prop rule ends the account first
Many members trade it in a prop challenge. A daily-loss limit can close the account before the strategy had a fair chance.

When every member runs the same rules, results can be compared, questions get shorter, and the strategy is judged on what it is. That gives members a reason to stay.

What you get

One version of your strategy, the same on the chart and in the terminal.

The same rules for every member
The MT5 bot trades the rules you froze in writing. Nobody has to interpret them.
Chart and bot agree
The Pine version shows the same signals on TradingView. The parity report shows where both agree and why a bar differs.
A test your members can read
One test report on your strategy. You alone decide whether it is published.
Only your members can run it
Each licence is bound to a trading account on your member list, up to 100 in the pilot.
Daily limits watched
The Prop Rule Guard is included for your members. It warns and acts at levels set below the daily-loss limit, and it never opens a trade.
Prop Rule Guard · MT5 Strategy TesterEURUSD · M1 · 29 Dec 2025
Prop Rule Guard panel in the MT5 Strategy Tester: state WARN, daily limit 300 USD with 71 percent used and 87 USD left today, max limit 1,000 USD with 21.3 percent used, next reset 30 Dec 2025 01:00 server time, warn at 70 percent and act at 90 percent.
From my own tester run, cropped, account number masked. 71% of a 300 USD daily limit used, so the guard shows WARN and names the next reset in server time.

How it starts

Three steps. The first two cost you nothing.

Today · free

Send me your strategy rules

In writing, the way you teach them. Your course page, a PDF or your lesson notes are enough. If the rules are not public, send me your NDA first.

Free · in writing

My written reply

The rule list as I would build it, every open decision named, and the fixed total. You correct it until it matches what you teach. Then the rules are frozen.

When you decide · 2,500 EUR fixed

The pilot

Ready 15 working days after the rule freeze and the first half of the payment.

Try it yourself today

The Prop Rule Guard your members get is public as a free demo. Ask for it on its page and run it in the MT5 Strategy Tester.

Open the Prop Rule Guard demo

Educator pilot

One pilot, one fixed price.

You see the rule list and the total in writing before you pay anything. The pilot turns your strategy into the build your members run.

What you receive

  • Your strategy as an MT5 botBuilt from the rules you froze in writing.
  • A Pine version for TradingViewWith a parity report: where both versions agree, and why a bar differs.
  • Licences bound to your members’ accountsUp to 100 accounts from your list in the pilot.
  • The Prop Rule Guard for your membersIncluded, for MT5 and MT4.
  • One test reportYou alone decide whether to publish it.

Fixed total

2,500EUR, net

Ready 15 working days after rule freeze and payment.

Half before the build starts, half after you have signed off every rule case. Acceptance runs on a locked build. The final build goes out after the second half.

Guarantee

Your Rules, Exactly

Every rule passes its agreed test case by the agreed day, or I keep working at no extra cost until it does. A mismatch between a frozen rule and the build found in the first 90 days is fixed free within two working days.

Send me your strategy rules

Prices are net. VAT is added where it applies. On Upwork the total is the same figure in USD. Bigger projects come only after a pilot, each at one fixed price.

After a delivered pilot

Care

16,500 EUR for a prepaid year, or 1,500 EUR every four weeks

  • Every rule change rebuilt and retested within five working days.
  • A new build when a broker or platform version needs one.
  • Member questions you forward, answered in writing within one working day.
  • More member accounts beyond the first 100.

Every four weeks comes to 19,500 EUR a year. Your pilot fee is credited once toward a first prepaid year. No 24/7 support, and I never operate live accounts.

Only if you ask for it

Source code

2,500 EUR, after acceptance

  • The commented source of your build.
  • For use and changes inside your business.
  • Delivered two working days after payment.

No resale and no passing it on outside your business. The pilot itself delivers the finished build.

Proof you can open

What you can check today

Each one is public, so you can judge the method before you write to me.

  • Pine to MT5 parity

    507 H1 bars compared: 491 match, and the price feed explains each of the 16 differences. Your parity report follows this method.

    Open Pine to MT5 parity →
  • Prop Rule Guard

    The free demo of the guard your members get in its licensed form. Daily loss on equity, a reset time that survives a restart, warn and act levels. It never opens a trade.

    Open Prop Rule Guard →
  • Tested library

    Strategy tests with their limits, including the ones that failed.

    Open Tested library →

Before you write

Questions you will have

Why trust one person with this?

I build and maintain this myself. The person who reads your rule-change email is the person who changes the code. Your rules, the scope and one fixed total are in writing, each rule is proven by its own test case, and you sign off every case before the final build goes out.

What do you need from us?

Your strategy rules in writing, the way you teach them. Later the list of member accounts the licences are bound to.

What happens after your written reply?

You check the rule list and decide. The reply costs nothing and commits you to nothing. If you go ahead, you confirm the rule list in writing, that is the rule freeze, and pay the first half. Fifteen working days later the pilot is ready for your sign-off.

Can we try something before we pay?

Yes. The Prop Rule Guard demo is public, and you can run it in the MT5 Strategy Tester today. Before the pilot you get the full rule list and the total in writing, and acceptance runs on a locked build before you pay the second half.

How many members can use it?

Up to 100 member accounts in the pilot. Further accounts come with care.

What happens when we change the strategy?

Changes after the rule freeze come with care. Every rule change is rebuilt and retested within five working days.

Will the test report show that the strategy makes money?

It shows what the strategy did on past data under the rules you froze, whatever the result. You alone decide whether it is published. Past results promise nothing about the future.

Can members use the bot in a prop challenge?

Technically yes, on MT5. But many members running one identical bot at the same prop firm can be flagged as copy trading. Each firm decides that under its own rules, so I never promise that a firm accepts it.

Which platforms does it run on?

The bot runs on MT5 and the Pine version on TradingView. The Prop Rule Guard runs on MT5 and MT4.

Do you take over our members’ accounts?

No. Each member runs the bot on his own account and decides for himself. I never operate live accounts.

Do we get the source code?

The pilot delivers the finished build, bound to your member accounts. If you want the source for use and changes inside your business, it is an add-on after acceptance at the pilot’s total once more: 2,500 EUR. It stays inside your business, with no resale and no passing it on. You get it two working days after payment.

How do we pay?

In two halves: the first before the build starts, the second after you have signed off every rule case. By default through Upwork, which holds each half until you release it. Upwork runs in USD, so the total there is the same figure in USD, 2,500 USD, with no exchange-rate arithmetic. If Upwork does not work for you, tell me and I’ll name another way.

Will you sign an NDA?

Yes. Send it to me, I read it and sign a normal confidentiality NDA before you share anything non-public. Your first message needs none if you send only what is already public.

Do we need a call?

No. The rule list, the scope and the sign-off all run in writing.

The honest limits

What it does not do

The bot trades the rules you froze. I promise no profit, no passed challenge and no payout, and past results promise nothing about the future. Many members running one identical bot at the same prop firm can be flagged as copy trading, so I never promise that a firm accepts it. The Prop Rule Guard needs a connected terminal and an open market to close positions. Gaps, slippage or a lost connection can carry a loss past a limit. The bot runs on MT5, the Pine version on TradingView.

Send me the strategy you teach.

You get the rule list as I would build it and one fixed total, in writing. It costs nothing, and you decide after that.

Send me your strategy rules
or write tocontact@stratcorealpha.com

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