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Choose an eToro alternative by what you want to copy and who holds the money. Autopilot and Dub copy US stock portfolios into a brokerage account. Hyperdash and AlphaYou copy Hyperliquid traders, each for a fee of 0.05% per copied trade, but where they are open differs: Hyperdash's terms bar US persons from perpetual futures, and AlphaYou's availability depends on where you live. Binance, Bybit and OKX keep your funds on the exchange and take a share of your profit. eToro charges nothing extra to copy, takes 1 percent on crypto trades and holds your account.
eToro plus 5 alternatives. eToro and Hyperdash were checked on their own pages on October 26, 2026. The Autopilot and Dub rows keep the October 14 check and the exchange row the September 20 check. Prices change often, so confirm before you pay.
| Tool | What it copies | Where your money sits | Cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| eTororeference | Crypto, stock and ETF investors, up to 100 at once, mirrored in real time | In an eToro account. Securities go through eToro USA Securities, a FINRA and SIPC member. Crypto is held by eToro's partners and is not SIPC insured. | No extra charge to copyCrypto trades cost 1 percent. $200 minimum per copy. Checked Oct 26, 2026. | Copying stocks, ETFs and crypto in one app |
| Autopilot | Politician, fund and creator stock portfolios, traded for you | Your own brokerage account, which Autopilot connects to | About $100 a year, per third-party reviewsChecked Oct 14, 2026. 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 homepageCheck the app. | Copying with a registered adviser in the chain |
| Hyperdash | Hyperliquid perpetual traders: mirror or take the other side of up to 10 at once | A wallet you connect stays yours. A wallet Hyperdash creates is managed under your Hyperdash account. | 0.05% builder fee on copy trading, plus exchange feesNo subscription found. Checked Oct 26, 2026. | Copy trading Hyperliquid where its terms allow |
| Exchange copy trading (Binance, Bybit, OKX) | Futures traders on the exchange, copied inside it | The exchange | A share of your profit, up to 30 percent on futures, per each exchange's help pagesChecked Sep 20, 2026. | Futures copy trading where the exchange is open to you |
| 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 shareResearch Pro is $29 a month or $199 a year. | Copying live traders, with research alongside |
A trade-only key. Your own account.
Copying stocks, ETFs and crypto in one app.
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.
On eToro you copy people who trade stocks, ETFs and crypto, inside an eToro account. On Hyperliquid you copy traders whose positions are public on the exchange, from a wallet you own. Exchange programs copy futures traders inside the exchange.
These are different bets with different custody, so choose the market before you compare the fee.
eToro says CopyTrader is not available in all US states, and crypto trading is not available in Hawaii, Nevada, Puerto Rico or the US Virgin Islands. Hyperdash's terms say a US person, or anyone located in the United States, may not trade perpetual futures through its services.
AlphaYou's terms leave it to you to check that using it is lawful where you live, and say that where trading is not offered it is research only. Exchange programs vary by country. Check the rules for where you live before you open an account.
eToro charges nothing extra to copy, and stock and ETF trades carry no commission. Crypto buys and sells cost 1 percent. The minimum to copy a trader is $200, with a $1 minimum per copied position, and you can copy up to 100 people at once. You can set a loss threshold that stops copying, and a demo account gives $100,000 of virtual money to try it.
Your money sits in an eToro account. Its securities arm is a FINRA and SIPC member. Its crypto entities are not, and crypto holdings are not SIPC insured.
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.
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.
Hyperdash and AlphaYou both place real orders from a wallet and both state a fee of 0.05% per copied trade, plus Hyperliquid's own trading fee. Hyperdash lets you mirror or take the other side of up to 10 traders, and connecting your own wallet needs at least $100 USDC. AlphaYou copies qualified traders, ranked by their worst losing stretch, with a trade-only key that cannot withdraw and a $10 minimum order.
Binance, Bybit and OKX keep your funds on the exchange, and the lead trader takes a share of your profit, up to 30 percent on futures according to their help pages checked on September 20, 2026.
AlphaYou does not copy stock or ETF portfolios. It copies qualified Hyperliquid traders, so it fits someone who wants live crypto-native traders from an account they own, more than someone who wants stocks and ETFs in one app.
Positions follow the trader about every 20 seconds, so you enter at other prices. Congress and White House trades are free in full, and Pro is $29 a month or $199 a year. Availability depends on where you live. Copy trading involves risk, including losing your whole deposit.
It depends on what you copy and where you live. Autopilot and Dub copy US stock portfolios. Hyperdash and AlphaYou copy Hyperliquid traders from a wallet you own. Binance, Bybit and OKX run futures copy trading inside the exchange.
No. As of October 26, 2026 its US page says there is no additional charge for copying. Crypto buys and sells cost 1 percent, the minimum to copy a trader is $200, and each copied position needs at least $1.
In part. eToro says CopyTrader is not available in all US states, and crypto trading is not available in Hawaii, Nevada, Puerto Rico or the US Virgin Islands.
It depends on the tool. Hyperdash's terms say a US person may not trade perpetual futures through its services. AlphaYou's terms leave it to you to check that using it is lawful where you live, and say that where trading is not offered it is research only.
On eToro, an eToro account. On Binance, Bybit and OKX, the exchange. On Hyperdash with a connected wallet, and on AlphaYou, an account you own, with a key that can place trades but cannot withdraw.
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.
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Written by AlphaYou, which is one of the tools compared. Product coverage and prices are dated observations; see the evidence snapshot, table and linked sources. This is a fit guide, not a returns test. Confirm current terms before you pay.
