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EABotz builds automated systems for MetaTrader 5 and runs every package we sell on its own live account. Each of those accounts is tracked by Myfxbook, which reads it from the broker and updates the page itself — so the record behind a product is something you open and read, not something we ask you to believe.
Trading carries a substantial risk of loss. We license software; we never hold client money. 15 live accounts on Myfxbook, one for every package we sell, all linked and readable without an account.
Each system was written for the instrument it trades, not adapted to it. A model that works on EUR/USD gets taken apart by gold, and neither of them understands what an equity index does overnight — so we did not try to make one engine cover all three.
The major-pair workhorse. Nova trades EUR/USD and nothing else.
Built for how gold actually moves. Gold does not behave like a currency pair.
Index exposure, on your own broker. Atlas trades the equity-index instruments your MetaTrader 5 broker already lists — the US, European and Asian benchmarks — rather than individual shares.
The accounts linked from this site are operated by EABotz and tracked by Myfxbook. They are not the results of a customer, they are not typical, and they are neither a forecast nor a promise of future performance. Your own results will differ and may be a loss — every account shown has been in drawdown at some point. Anything published on those pages is gross of the price of the software and of any spread, commission, swap or slippage your own broker charges you. Trading carries a substantial risk of loss.
The reason most performance claims in this industry are worthless is that nothing stops the person making them from choosing which week to show you. So we do not show you a week. We publish 15 live accounts on Myfxbook — one for every package in the catalogue — and link every one of them.
Each account is connected to Myfxbook, which reads it from the broker and updates the page on its own. Nobody at EABotz keys those numbers in and nobody can edit them afterwards — which is the only thing that separates a tracked record from a claim with a tick beside it.
Not one flagship record standing in for a whole range. All 15 packages we sell have their own account on Myfxbook, so the record you read before buying is the record of the exact thing you are buying.
We publish the live page rather than an image of its best week. It keeps updating after we have stopped looking at it, it states its own account type and history, and it shows drawdown next to gain — including on the days that makes us look worse.
We publish the record itself rather than a screenshot or a number retyped into marketing copy. A figure lifted onto a sales page is out of date the day after it is written and cannot be checked; a live page updates on its own and can be read by anyone, including on the days it makes us look worse.
Open the Myfxbook page for the exact package you are considering — every one of them is linked from the packages table. Read the drawdown, not just the gain. If a number on our site is not on that page, it should not be on our site; tell us and we will take it down.
Choose the instrument you want exposure to, then how much of the engine you want switched on. One payment, no subscription, and the access period is on screen before you enter a card number.
The moment the payment clears you land on a page with your ZIP on it. Inside is the expert advisor and a written setup guide with the exact settings your package is tuned for.
Run it on a demo account with your own broker first. Spreads, commission and execution differ from ours and they change your result. When you go live, start at the smallest size your account permits.
Half the complaints in this market come from a buyer expecting something the seller never intended to provide and never bothered to rule out. So both lists are here, at the same size, before you reach a price.
Before you spend anything
Every figure we publish links out to the page it was read from. Nothing on this site asks you to take our word for a number, and nothing here is a forecast of what you will make.
EABotz is the seller and licensor of every product sold on this site. Card payments are handled by Whop, which acts solely as our payment processor and is not the seller, supplier or licensor of the software.
Trading carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. EABotz licenses software; we do not hold client money, place trades for anyone, or manage accounts. Any performance published on this site is the historical record of accounts we operate ourselves. It is not a forecast, and your own result will be different and may be a loss. Read the full risk disclosure.