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Autopilot alternatives, compared by what they copy and how fast.
THE QUICK VERDICT
Choose an Autopilot alternative by what you want to copy. Dub is the closest match for copying US stock portfolios. Capitol Trades is the free way to just watch politicians. Quiver adds backtesting before you copy. Unusual Whales is market data with no copying. AlphaYou copies live Hyperliquid traders instead of stock portfolios, from an account you own.
Autopilot plus 5 alternatives. Autopilot's own page was not reachable for our price check on October 14, 2026, so its row follows third-party reviews. Other rows carry the date we last checked them. Confirm prices before you pay.
| Tool | What it copies or tracks | Where your money sits | Cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Autopilot (for reference) | Politician, fund and creator stock portfolios, traded for you | Your own brokerage account, which Autopilot connects to | About $100 a year, with a $500 minimum per portfolio, per third-party reviews. Confirm in the app. | Hands-off copying of US stock portfolios |
| Dub | Portfolios from 200+ creators, including investors and politicians | A brokerage account at DASTA Financial, with dub Advisors as an SEC-registered adviser | Not shown on its homepage. Check the app. | Copying with a registered adviser in the chain |
| Quiver Quantitative | Alternative data, with strategy copy trading through its partner Quantbase | Set by Quantbase. Read their terms. | $300 a year for Premium. Checked Sep 22, 2026. | Backtesting before you copy |
| Capitol Trades | Congress trades only. Tracks, does not copy. | Not applicable, it places no trades | Free | Seeing what politicians trade |
| Unusual Whales | Options flow, dark pool, congress and insider data. Tracks, does not copy. | Not applicable, its pricing page lists no trading | $50 a month or $504 a year (Retail Basic) | Live market data |
| AlphaYou | Qualified Hyperliquid traders, copied live. Stock research tracks Congress, insiders and funds. | An account you own. A trade-only key cannot withdraw. | 0.05% per copied trade plus Hyperliquid's fee, no profit share. Research Pro is $29 a month or $199 a year. | Copying live traders, with research alongside |
Spotting a move is half the job. AlphaYou also lets you act on it: pick a qualified Hyperliquid trader and copy them from an account you own.
0.05% per copied trade, plus Hyperliquid's own fee. No subscription. No profit share.
Copy trading involves risk, including losing your whole deposit on leveraged positions. Past results do not predict future results. Copied results differ from the trader's because of timing, fees and account size. A stop-loss is an instruction, not a guaranteed price, and continuous trading does not guarantee a fill. Availability depends on where you live. Not investment advice.
A politician's portfolio is rebuilt from public filings, and members can take up to 45 days to file. A copy of it starts from that delay. A live trader's positions are public on the exchange as they change.
Both can be worth following. They are different bets, so check the timing before you check the fee.
Autopilot and Dub both do this for US stocks. Autopilot connects to the brokerage you already use. Dub runs through its own brokerage partner and a registered adviser, so read its agreement before you enable copying.
Both are built around placing the trades for you. Neither is a place to dig into the filings behind them.
Capitol Trades is free and shows congress trades with no account. Unusual Whales adds options flow and insider data on paid plans. Neither places trades, so you stay in charge of every order.
AlphaYou does not copy stock portfolios. Its copy trading follows qualified Hyperliquid traders, so it fits crypto-native traders better than someone who wants Pelosi's stocks in a brokerage account.
What you get: positions you can see as they change, funds that stay in an account you own with a trade-only key, and a fee of 0.05% per copied trade with no profit share. Stock research, from Congress to insiders to funds, sits in the same app. For a straight head-to-head, see AlphaYou vs Autopilot.
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BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
It depends on what you copy. Dub is the closest match for copying US stock portfolios. Capitol Trades is the free way to just watch politicians. AlphaYou copies live Hyperliquid traders instead.
Third-party reviews describe an annual access fee of about $100 and a $500 minimum per portfolio. Autopilot's own page was not reachable for our check on October 14, 2026, so confirm the price in the app.
No. Members can take up to 45 days to disclose a trade, so every copy of a politician's portfolio starts from the filing.
No. AlphaYou tracks congressional trades as research. Its copy trading follows Hyperliquid traders, not US stock portfolios.
Yes. You can copy qualified Hyperliquid traders from an account you own, using a trade-only key that cannot withdraw. It costs 0.05% per copied trade plus Hyperliquid's own fee, with no subscription and no profit share. It does not copy US stock portfolios. Copy trading involves risk, including losing your whole deposit.
HOW WE COMPARED
Written by AlphaYou, which is one of the tools compared. Prices and features come from each product's own page, checked October 14, 2026 unless a row shows an earlier date. This is a fit guide, not a returns test. Prices change often, so confirm before you pay.
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