HyperProp Alternative

A white-label trader platform for futures prop firms with an in-house copy engine, Rithmic and Tradovate support, a self-hosted option and a published price: as low as $5 per user per month.

What HyperProp Offers

HyperProp (hyperprop.com) licenses a trader-facing platform to proprietary trading firms, with the firm's rules, products and brand, and states that it is not itself a prop firm. Its site describes CME futures with a licensed live feed, on-screen evaluation progress and trailing drawdown, a multi-account workspace, a journal built from fills, verified track records and copy trading that it says is powered by Tradesyncer. Hyperliquid perpetuals are listed as coming soon.

When we checked on 2026-10-16 HyperProp was in open beta, "free to start", with no firm pricing or broker integrations named on its site. It is a credible, closely comparable product; check its current status directly.

Side by Side

Based on each product's public site, checked 2026-10-16.

HyperPropSignal Trade App
StatusOpen betaIn production
Firm pricingNot publishedAs low as $5/user/month
Brokers namedNone on siteRithmic, Tradovate
Market dataLicensed CME feedVia the firm's rail
Copy tradingPowered by TradesyncerIn-house engine, cross-broker
JournalYes, from fillsYes, automatic
AutomationNot listedWebhooks, REST API, event stream
Self-hosted optionNot listedYes
Crypto perpetualsComing soonNo

Where Signal Trade App Differs

Our copy engine is our own: leader orders are copied as orders (sized by each follower's ratio, never re-derived from positions), modifies and cancels follow, and Protect closes a follower's symbol when the leader goes flat. It runs on the Rithmic and Tradovate accounts your firm already issues rather than a new feed, and it already runs white-labelled — Muunship (muunship.com) is on the same codebase under its own brand.

Pricing is published, and there is a self-hosted licence for firms that want broker credentials and trade data on their own servers.

Questions Worth Asking Both Vendors

Both products answer the same need, so the deciding questions are practical ones.

Trying Signal Trade App

Email us your trader count and rail. We set up a demo login on Rithmic or Tradovate demo accounts so your team can place orders, build a copy group, set drawdown rules and read the journal before you commit. Nothing about your existing setup changes during the trial.

Where HyperProp May Fit Better

If you want a platform with its own licensed CME market data, or you plan to offer crypto perpetuals, HyperProp's roadmap points that way and ours does not. Signal Trade App uses the data and accounts on your Rithmic or Tradovate setup and covers futures only.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is HyperProp?

HyperProp is a technology company that licenses a trader-facing futures platform to prop firms under the firm's brand. It is not a prop firm itself.

How much does HyperProp cost?

When checked on 2026-10-16 HyperProp was in open beta and published no pricing for firms. Signal Trade App publishes a price: as low as $5 per user per month.

Does HyperProp have its own copy trader?

HyperProp's site says its copy trading is powered by Tradesyncer. Signal Trade App runs its own copy engine.

Which brokers does Signal Trade App support for prop firms?

Rithmic and Tradovate futures accounts, including NinjaTrader accounts that run on them, mixed in one copy group if needed.

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