Gold Copilot AI

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Custom Indicators & Trading Strategy Development

We develop custom solutions for TradingView, MetaTrader 5 and NinjaTrader 8 based on your written trading rules. Each project includes a technical review of the rules, historical-data testing and a description of the settings. Scope and price are agreed before development.

TradingView Pine Script
NinjaTrader 8 NinjaScript
MetaTrader 5 MQL5

Development for your trading platform

TradingView · Pine Script

TradingView indicator development

Custom Pine Script indicators, chart levels and alert conditions based on your rules. Specify the calculations, timeframes and when an alert should trigger.

MetaTrader 5 · MQL5

MT5 indicator and Expert Advisor development

Custom MQL5 indicators and Expert Advisors for your strategy. An EA specification defines entries, exits, position sizing and risk limits.

NinjaTrader 8 · NinjaScript

NinjaTrader 8 indicator and strategy development

Custom NinjaScript indicators and automated strategies for NinjaTrader 8. The specification describes instruments, timeframes, trading sessions and the required rules.

Pricing

Indicator and trading strategy development pricing

The price depends on how many rules go into the code and how much they have to talk to each other. The ranges below are the starting point a project usually falls into.

Service type Description Indicative price
Simple indicator 1–2 conditions, one timeframe, visual on the chart 200 – 300 €
Mid-level indicator Multi-timeframe analysis, SMC / BOS and similar 300 – 500 €
Simple EA Stop-loss and take-profit, 1–2 signals, session filter 350 – 500 €
Mid-level EA Risk management, order handling, trailing stop-loss 500 – 800 €
Complex EA Multi-timeframe and multi-market support, complex logic 800 – 1500+ €

Every project is built exactly to your strategy. The final price and VAT treatment are fixed in the quote, after the strategy review.

What's included

Three things are in every price

These are not add-ons. Code that merely compiles is not finished work.

Server-based testing

Run through history, not just "it compiles"

The finished code is run over historical data so the logic behaves as the rules describe — not just eyeballed on a single chart.

Code refinement

Parameters in settings, not baked into code

Levels, times, risk percentage and filters go into the platform's own settings. Changing a number does not require opening the code or ordering a new version.

Strategy review

Ambiguities are found before, not after

The rules are reviewed before the price is fixed. If a condition is described ambiguously, it comes up while changing it is still cheap.

Process

The price is settled before a line of code is written

01

You send the rules

Describe the strategy in writing or send annotated chart screenshots. Entry, exit, stop-loss, timeframe and filters — as precisely as you can.

02

Review and quote

We go through the rules, ask about anything ambiguous, and send a fixed price together with the scope. Only then does the work start.

03

Build and handover

The code is written, tested over history and handed over with a description of the settings, so you know what every parameter does.

Limits

What this service is not

Better said before than after.

Not a profit guarantee

Working code is not a profitable strategy. We build exactly what you describe; whether that rule makes money in the market is a question about the strategy, not about the code.

Not strategy invention

The pricing assumes you already have the rules. "Build me something that makes money" is not a scope — no price and no finished work comes out of it.

Not account management

We do not trade your account, manage your positions or touch your broker credentials. The software runs in your terminal, under your control.

Not financial advice

The strategy review is technical: whether the rules can be written as code unambiguously. It is not a judgement on whether the strategy is good or whether you should trade it.

Questions before starting a project

Which platforms do you develop for?

TradingView using Pine Script, MetaTrader 5 using MQL5 and NinjaTrader 8 using NinjaScript. Include your platform and whether you need an indicator or an automated strategy in your enquiry.

How much does a custom indicator or trading strategy cost?

Indicative indicator prices are €200–500. A simple EA is €350–500, a mid-level EA €500–800, and a complex EA starts at €800 and can exceed €1,500. The final price and VAT treatment are agreed in the written quote after the rules are reviewed.

What should I include in a project enquiry?

Include the platform, instruments, timeframes, entry and exit rules, stop-loss and filters. Annotated chart screenshots help explain when a condition should and should not trigger.

What does testing include?

The code is checked on historical data to verify that its behaviour matches the agreed rules. This checks the implementation and does not establish future profitability.

What is the difference between an indicator and an automated strategy?

An indicator calculates and displays information and may produce alerts. A MetaTrader Expert Advisor or NinjaTrader automated strategy can submit orders according to the agreed rules. Your specification should define which behaviour you need.

Does development include inventing a profitable strategy?

No. The service starts from your rules. The strategy review checks whether those rules can be translated into code unambiguously. Profit and market outcomes are not promised.

Can I receive the complete source code?

Yes. You can receive the complete source code for your project on request. Mention this in your enquiry so the handover requirements are agreed.

How are the timeline and revisions agreed?

The timeline and revisions are agreed according to the size of the project. Describe the scope and your preferred deadline in the enquiry so they can be clarified in the quote.

Tell us about your project

Fill in the form and we will reply by email. Select your platform and describe the rules your solution should follow.

Include instruments, timeframes, entry and exit rules, and any filters. You may add a link to chart screenshots. At least 20 characters.