Accounts overview
In Tradestacker, an account represents one place you trade — a broker, a prop firm, a simulator, or a personal live account. Every trade you log or import belongs to exactly one account, which keeps your stats clean and lets you compare one account against another.
Why accounts matter
Think of an account as a folder for your trades. Keeping them separate means:
- Your dashboard stats can be viewed per account, by type, or all together.
- Your trade log can be filtered to a single account.
- A losing sim account never drags down the numbers on your funded account.
- You can track several prop-firm challenges side by side without mixing them up.
Because of this, the very first thing most traders do is set up the account they're trading and start logging into it.
Account types
When you create an account you give it a type. The common types are:
- Live — a real-money account at a broker.
- Funded — a prop-firm account you've passed and now trade for a payout.
- Evaluation — a prop-firm challenge you're still trying to pass.
Types power the account filter (you can view, say, just your Funded accounts) and feed the prop-firm dashboard.
How many accounts can I have?
This depends on your plan:
- Free — 1 trading account.
- Premium — unlimited trading accounts.
If you're on Free and you try to add a second account, you'll see an "Upgrade to Premium" prompt. Premium is $14.99/month, or $9.99/month billed yearly.
💡 Tip: Most traders only need one account to start. Add more when you actually open a second broker or a new prop-firm challenge.
Everything stays in sync
Accounts — like trades and notes — sync across every device you sign into. Create an account on your laptop and it's there on your phone moments later. Deletions sync too.