Proof — the honest EA vendor playbook
Most EA sellers show you one green curve and hope you don't ask about the rest. We do the opposite: every EA links to its real backtest — including the ones that did not make the cut.
What you can verify on every product page
- A real Exness 2020–2024 backtest (5 years of tick/history), not a 3-month cherry-pick.
- The actual profit factor, net profit, max drawdown and trade count — the numbers that survive scrutiny.
- EAs that did not pass are shown as blocked / not backtested, with the reason — not deleted.
- No "guaranteed" language. No fabricated live accounts. Every claim is tied to a reproducible test.
Browse the lineup and open any EA to see its dashboard: EA Store →
Why we show the failed ones too
A vendor who only shows winners is selling a filter, not a strategy. The four multi-symbol EAs currently marked "not backtested" are blocked by the trial account's limited symbol access, not by bad code — and we say so plainly. The ~20 lower-performing EAs are listed honestly with their real numbers so you can decide with eyes open. That is the difference between marketing and engineering.
Real buyer case studies (authorized only)
We publish verified, buyer-authorized results only. No anonymous screenshots, no "a friend made 400%". Each case study is published only after the buyer signs off in writing and we can tie it to a real license. This section populates as customers opt in — it stays empty rather than filled with unverifiable claims.
Consent we require before publishing: the buyer's written permission, the EA + license key (to confirm entitlement), the broker/account type, the review period, and a statement that past performance is not a forecast. We redact personally identifying detail unless explicitly approved.
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EA Store
Open any EA to see its real backtest dashboard.
Comparisons
Best EA for FTMO, EA vs manual, MT4 vs MT5 — with scoring tables.
Prop firm partners
Firms that welcome algorithmic traders, with co-brand discounts.
Trading involves substantial risk. Backtests are historical simulations and do not predict live results. Nothing here is financial advice.