MT-1
1 MetaTrader terminal
$7/mo
$5.95/mo paid yearly ($71.40/yr)
- 1 core
- 2 GB RAM
- 20 GB NVMe
- MT4 and MT5
- Telegram alerts
MetaTrader VPS · MT4 & MT5
MetaTrader VPS for expert advisors that never stop
Managed UK servers that keep your MT4 and MT5 terminals online: they log back in by themselves after every restart, you manage accounts and EAs from a web panel, and Telegram tells you when trades open and close. From $7/mo.
Plans by number of terminals
Every plan includes the panel, Telegram alerts, browser and Remote Desktop access, and both MetaTrader 4 and 5. Pay yearly and save 15%.
MT-2
2 MetaTrader terminals
$10/mo
$8.50/mo paid yearly ($102/yr)
- 2 vCPU, up to 1.5 cores
- 2 GB RAM
- 20 GB NVMe
- MT4 and MT5
- Telegram alerts
MT-4
4 MetaTrader terminals
$15/mo
$12.75/mo paid yearly ($153/yr)
- 2 cores
- 4 GB RAM
- 25 GB NVMe
- MT4 and MT5
- Telegram alerts
MT-6
6 MetaTrader terminals
$25/mo
$21.25/mo paid yearly ($255/yr)
- 4 cores
- 6 GB RAM
- 30 GB NVMe
- MT4 and MT5
- Telegram alerts
Servers run on NVMe storage on Karizanta's own hardware in Coventry, UK. Upgrade from the client area any time; the terminal limit follows your plan.
Why traders move to it
A server that looks after MetaTrader for you
Back online by itself
Every terminal is a system service. After a reboot, a crash or a frozen terminal it starts again, logs back into its account and reattaches its expert advisor.
Disconnecting closes nothing
MetaTrader draws on one permanent desktop that belongs to the server. Remote Desktop and the browser view just look at it, so a dropped session never takes a terminal with it.
Manage it from a web panel
Add MT4 or MT5 terminals, log in to accounts, upload experts and indicators, and edit an EA's inputs as a form. No remote desktop needed for any of it.
Telegram alerts
Trades opened and closed, broker disconnects, crashes and automatic restarts, EA errors, drawdown and a daily summary, to you or a whole group.
Isolated terminals
Each terminal runs in its own environment, so one terminal can never hide, freeze or crash another. Account passwords are stored encrypted on your server only.
Kept up to date
A managed service: we look after the system and the panel, and panel updates install themselves without interrupting a running terminal.
Dashboard
Every terminal at a glance
Connection state, account, equity and balance, and the expert advisor on each terminal, updated live. The server's memory, disk and CPU load sit at the top so you can see whether there is room for another terminal.
Expert advisors
Change EA settings from the browser
Choose the expert, the symbol and the timeframe, then edit the expert's own inputs as a form: lot size, risk, trading hours, anything it exposes. Settings made here survive every restart.
- Upload experts, indicators, scripts, libraries, .set presets and templates
- Copy an upload to every terminal in one step
- Warnings when the EA's symbol gets no prices or cannot be traded
The real screen
MetaTrader itself, whenever you want it
Open the server screen from the panel to see the actual MetaTrader windows in a browser tab, or connect with Remote Desktop. Close it whenever you like: the terminals keep running.
Getting started
Running in three steps
1. Order
Pick a plan. The server sets itself up within a few minutes of payment and the panel address and password arrive by email.
2. Add a terminal
Choose MetaTrader 4 or 5, then enter your account number, password and broker server.
3. Switch on your EA
Upload the expert, pick symbol and timeframe, set its inputs and save. Connect Telegram if you want alerts.
Want the full walkthrough first? Read the tour with screenshots or see it in our software marketplace.
FAQ
MetaTrader VPS FAQ
Will my expert advisor work on a Linux server?
MetaTrader runs under Wine, the compatibility layer that runs Windows programs on Linux. The expert advisors we have tested run normally and DLL imports are allowed. An expert that depends on other Windows software being installed may not, so run yours on a demo account first: add a terminal, log in to a demo and switch the expert on.
What happens when the server restarts?
Every terminal is a system service. After a reboot, a crash or a frozen terminal it is started again, logs back into its trading account and reattaches its expert advisor without anyone logging in.
Does disconnecting from Remote Desktop close MetaTrader?
No. The terminals draw on one permanent desktop that belongs to the server, not to your session. Remote Desktop and the browser view only look at it, so connecting, disconnecting or switching devices never closes or restarts a terminal.
Can I run MT4 and MT5 on the same server?
Yes. Each terminal is created as MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5 when you add it, and both can run side by side up to the number of terminals in your plan.
Which brokers can I use?
Any broker that offers MT4 or MT5. For MT4 you enter the server name or upload the broker’s .srv file; MT5 finds servers through its servers.dat file, which you can copy from MetaTrader 5 on your own computer if your broker is not found.
Is my trading account password safe?
It is stored encrypted on your own server and used only to log the terminal back in after a restart. It is never sent to us or anywhere else.
Do I get root access?
No, this is a managed service. You work through the web panel and the MetaTrader screen, and we keep the system, Wine and the panel up to date. Panel updates install themselves and never interrupt a running terminal.
Can I upgrade later?
Yes. Upgrading to a bigger plan from the client area adds the CPU and memory, and the panel raises your terminal limit automatically.