Pip Sender is the closest thing to a like-for-like competitor — a dedicated TradingView-to-Telegram relay rather than an execution hub. The difference is what it costs and how the free tier behaves.
Pip Sender and AlertSync do the same job: relay a TradingView alert into a Telegram chat, group or channel with no code. Pip Sender prices TradingView → Telegram at $20/mo per connected account. AlertSync starts at ₹149/mo (≈$4/mo), roughly a fifth of that, and its free plan renews 50 alerts every month where Pip Sender's 50 alert credits are a one-time allocation that pauses the connection once spent. Pip Sender adds a trade-action generator and time-based trading windows; AlertSync adds multi-chat fan-out billed as a single alert, and INR/UPI payment.
Pip Sender bridges TradingView to Telegram, Discord, MT4 and MT5. It runs one flat plan per connection type rather than feature tiers, and advertises sub-0.3-second latency, 30-day history logs, a trade-action generator that helps compose alert text, and time-based trading windows that suppress alerts outside chosen hours.
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| Feature | AlertSync | Pip Sender |
|---|---|---|
| TradingView → Telegram price | ₹149/mo (≈$4/mo) | $20/mo per connection |
| Free tier | 50 alerts every month, renewing | 50 credits once, then the connection pauses |
| Yearly discount | ₹1,399/yr Starter | 20% off annual |
| Billing per additional connection | Included — 3 to unlimited webhooks by plan | Each connection billed separately |
| Pay in INR — cards, UPI, net-banking | Yes | USD only |
| One alert to several Telegram chats | Yes — counted as one alert against quota | Unlimited signal sharing advertised |
| Private chats, groups and channels | All three | All three |
| Log retention | 3 to 90 days by plan | 30-day history logs |
| Alert-composing helper | No | Yes — trade action generator |
| Time-window scheduling | No — mute/unmute per webhook instead | Yes — time-based trading windows |
| MT4 / MT5 delivery | No | Yes — $24/mo per connection |
Pip Sender pricing and features were checked against their public site in September 2026. Third-party pricing changes without notice — confirm current rates on their site before deciding. AlertSync figures come from our own plan limits and are current.
You want the extras around the relay. Their trade-action generator helps you compose structured alert text, and their time-based trading windows suppress alerts outside chosen hours — AlertSync has neither, and its nearest equivalent is muting a webhook manually or from Telegram. They also deliver to MT4 and MT5 at $24/mo per connection, which AlertSync does not do at all.
Price and the shape of the free tier are what matter to you. AlertSync Starter is ₹149/mo (≈$4/mo) against Pip Sender's $20/mo for the same TradingView-to-Telegram connection, and every AlertSync plan includes several webhooks rather than billing each connection separately. The free plans differ in kind, not just size: AlertSync gives you 50 alerts every month indefinitely, while Pip Sender's 50 credits are granted once and the connection pauses when they run out. AlertSync also takes INR through UPI, cards and net-banking.
You do not have to commit to find out. The Free plan needs no card and covers 50 alerts a month, and switching an existing TradingView alert over is a single field: replace the webhook URL and save. Your alert message body, TradingView variables and templates all carry across unchanged, because AlertSync accepts plain text and JSON alike.
Read the full setup guide →Pip Sender lists TradingView → Telegram at $20/mo per connected account. AlertSync Starter is ₹149/mo, about $4/mo at current rates — roughly a fifth of the price — and includes 3 webhooks rather than charging per connection. AlertSync Pro at ₹399/mo (≈$9/mo) is still under half of Pip Sender's price and carries 10 webhooks and 5,000 alerts a month. Prices verified September 2026.
Pip Sender grants 50 alert credits once, with no expiry, and the connection pauses when they are used up — so it functions as a trial. AlertSync's Free plan resets to 50 alerts at the start of every month and stays free indefinitely, so a low-volume trader can run on it permanently without ever paying.
We do not publish a latency figure, because we do not yet measure end-to-end delivery time in a way we would be willing to put a number on. Pip Sender advertises sub-0.3-second latency. What we can say about AlertSync's design is that it forwards each alert the moment TradingView fires the webhook — there is no queue, no batching and no rate-limit buffer on our side, so the round-trip is dominated by the Telegram Bot API itself.
No. Both Pip Sender and AlertSync run a managed bot, so there is no BotFather step. With AlertSync you send a six-digit code to @AlertSyncOfficial_Bot to link your account, then add that bot to any group or channel you want to receive alerts in.
A 33-integration alert-to-execution hub. We are cheaper on the entry tier, and it cannot bill in INR at all.
ReadSends alerts into MetaTrader, not into Telegram — for them Telegram is a source. A different job entirely.
ReadA general automation platform. You supply your own BotFather bot, and every chat you fan out to burns another task.
ReadA one-time $49–$499 automation build that you then own, operate and keep paying Make.com for.
ReadStart on the Free plan — no card required — and watch your next TradingView signal land in Telegram in real-time.