Published by FX Blue
The broker account feeds the publishing service directly, and the service refreshes the page on its own. We have no hand in entering the figures and no way to alter them once they are up.
MetaTrader 5 · 4 robots · 4 public records
Trading robots with nothing to hide.
Each robot PlexyBot licenses trades on a public account, and FX Blue publishes that account's history for anyone to read. Look through the drawdown, the trade count and the full history first. What we sell is a software licence: your money never passes through us, and nothing on this site predicts what you will earn.
You can lose money. We license software and never hold client funds. Five tiers per robot, $259 to $2,500, each a single payment.
- 4
- trading robots
- 4
- public records
- 12 mo
- licence term
- 1
- payment, no renewal
The lineup
Four robots, four temperaments.
Each one trades at its own pace and takes its own kind of risk, and each one is backed by a separate public account. Pick the temperament you can live with, not the biggest number.
High-activity intraday
PlexyBot Falcon
Our longest-running robot, and the one most people start with.
- Return
- +711.8%
- Drawdown
- −8.9%
- History
- 2 yr 4 mo
Five tiers, from$259
High-activity intraday
PlexyBot Tornado
The newest robot in the lineup, with the youngest public record.
- Return
- +42.7%
- Drawdown
- not published
- History
- 4 months
Five tiers, from$259
Aggressive intraday
PlexyBot Rocket
The fastest-moving record in the lineup, in both directions.
- Return
- +519.6%
- Drawdown
- −38.1%
- History
- 7 months
Five tiers, from$259
Low-frequency swing
PlexyBot Boost
A handful of trades a month, held for days, over three years of history.
- Return
- +93.5%
- Drawdown
- −7.6%
- History
- 3 yr 2 mo
Five tiers, from$259
Every account linked from this site belongs to PlexyBot and is published by FX Blue. Nothing on those pages is a customer result, none of it is typical, and none of it tells you what your own account will do. Expect your outcome to differ, possibly by losing money; each account we run has spent time in drawdown. The published figures take no account of what the software costs you, or of the spread, commission, swap and slippage your own broker applies. The risk of losing money when trading is high.
Track records
A good week proves nothing.
Which is why we never show you one. Each robot has a public account of its own, that page is linked wherever the robot is named, and any figure we repeat carries the date we read it.
Dated copies, live links
Any figure printed here was taken from the public page on a stated date, and the live page sits one click away. Should the two drift apart, treat the live page as correct.
Never a gain without its drawdown
Wherever we print a return, the peak drawdown from the same page appears alongside it in the same size. If a page publishes no drawdown figure, we say so rather than show the gain on its own.
We quote each figure from its public page, stamp it with the date we read it, and put the page itself one click away. Whenever our copy and the live page differ, the live page is current and ours is out of date. A record you can read for yourself on its bad days is worth more than a number we typed in on a good one.
Purchase to first trade
Four steps, starting with some reading.
- 01
Start with the record
Before anything else, open the public page for the robot you have in mind. Look at the drawdown, how long the account has run and how many trades it has taken, not only the return.
- 02
Choose a robot, then a tier
Decide which trading temperament suits you, then how many of the robot's controls you want unlocked. A single payment covers the licence, and the term is printed on screen before any card details are asked for.
- 03
Get the file at once
As soon as the payment is confirmed you arrive at a page holding your ZIP: the compiled robot plus a setup guide listing the settings your tier is licensed for.
- 04
Prove it on demo before going live
Attach it to a demo account at your own broker to begin with. Your broker's spreads, commission and fill quality will not match ours, and they alter the outcome.
What you get
Everything in the box, and everything that is not.
Disappointment in this market usually starts with a buyer assuming something the seller never offered. So both lists are printed here, side by side and in full, before you see a price.
Included in every tier
- A compiled .ex5 build of the robot for your tier
- A SETUP.txt guide listing every setting your tier is licensed to use
- A 12-month licence, its term displayed before you pay
- Immediate download plus a licence key to quote when you contact us
- Support by email from the developers themselves
Not included, not offered
- Source code. Every build ships compiled, and we do not pretend otherwise.
- Account management, copy trading, signal feeds, or anybody placing trades for you.
- A brokerage account, funding, a server to run it on, or price data.
- A return figure, a target, or any statement of what you stand to make.
- Lifetime, perpetual or open-ended access. Every licence runs for a fixed term and then ends.
Questions
Asked before buying, answered here.
Is this real trading or a backtest?
Public accounts, not backtests. FX Blue reads each one straight from the broker and refreshes the page itself, so nothing on it depends on our say-so. The page states the account type, the drawdown and the history. Even so, what an account did in the past is no guide to what it will do next, and every one of ours has gone through losing stretches.
Does PlexyBot ever touch my account or my money?
Never. We write and license software; that is the whole business. The robot lives on your broker account, behind your login, and nothing about it gives us access. We do not accept deposits, pool capital, or manage accounts for anybody.
What do I actually receive?
A single ZIP, unlocked as soon as the payment is confirmed. Inside is the compiled robot for your tier together with SETUP.txt, which lists that tier's configuration. The same page shows your licence key and order token, and [email protected] is where to write if anything needs sorting.
Am I signing up to a subscription?
No. You pay once for a 12-month licence. The term is shown before you pay, nothing is billed on a recurring basis, and nothing extends itself. Nothing we sell is lifetime or perpetual.
Will my account match the published record?
Assume it will not, and be wary of anybody who says otherwise. What we publish is the history of our own account: our position sizes, our broker, and a stretch of market that has already been and gone. Everything on your side differs, from the firm you trade at to the size of the balance, the gearing and the date you switch it on. A loss is entirely possible.
How do the tiers differ?
By how many of the robot's controls are unlocked and how finely you can manage risk. The trading engine itself is the same at every price. Moving up adds layers, more configuration and tighter exposure limits. No tier is priced on a different expected return.
What does it take to run one?
A MetaTrader 5 account with a broker that permits automated trading, and a computer or VPS that is never switched off. If the terminal is closed, the robot cannot manage whatever it has open.
Can I upgrade later?
Yes. Write to us and we charge only the gap between your current tier and the one you want.
Before your card comes out
Look at the record first.
Each number on this site is linked to its source page. You are never asked to trust our figure over the published one, and no page here tells you what you are going to make.
PlexyBot is the seller and licensor of everything sold on this site. Card payments are processed by Whop, which acts only as our payment processor and is not the seller, supplier or licensor of the software.