How it works
- Your account has a personal webhook URL, which you copy from your settings.
- In TradingView, or whatever platform you use, create an alert and paste that URL as the webhook destination.
- The alert sends a small message saying what it wants: the ticker, whether it is calls or puts, and the price it fired at.
- TradePilot applies your settings to it: position size, stop, take profit, exit tiers, daily limits and schedule.
Your strategy decides when to trade. TradePilot is the part that places and manages the trade after that.
What you need on your side
- A platform that can send a webhook when your condition triggers. TradingView is the common one, and its alerts do this on a paid plan.
- A signal on SPY or QQQ. Those are the only tickers TradePilot trades, because they are the ones with same-day-expiry contracts.
Worth knowing
- Personal webhooks are included at every plan tier. The cheaper plans are selective about access to our signals, never about yours.
- Your own rules still apply. If an alert fires outside your trading hours, or after your daily loss limit is hit, it is skipped, and the reason is recorded.
- You can run our managed signal, your own, or switch between them.
- A webhook is only as good as the alert behind it. TradePilot will execute exactly what your strategy tells it to, including the mistakes.
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