Channel name was changed to «fxlance — trading robots & AI automation»
FXLance — what we build, what it costs, how to order
What we build
• Trading robots and Expert Advisors — MT4/MT5, QUIK, crypto exchanges
• Indicators, scanners, alerts, utilities — MetaTrader, TradingView, QUIK
• Strategy → code: we formalize the rules from a write-up, video or spreadsheet, code them and backtest on history with a report
• AI in trading and AI process automation: LLM analysis of news and signals, trader assistants, agents for routine work
• Fixes and audits of code written by others, finding out why the backtest is losing money
• Websites, web services, fintech integrations; turnkey MQL5 Market products
Prices & timelines
Small fixes from 50 USD, typical project 150–500 USD, complex from 500 USD. From 1 day depending on complexity. The price is fixed before we start.
How to order
1. Send your task to @imyavel — spec and quote are free
2. Prepayment and start
3. Development: we coordinate working details and show interim results
4. Delivery and balance payment
5. Support: warranty on the work as specified, extensions by agreement
Payment
Crypto (USDT and others) directly, or via mql5.com Freelance — escrow with platform arbitration.
We are engineers, not advisors: no trading recommendations and no profitability claims — we build code that executes your strategy exactly as specified. More at fxlance.com.
What we build
• Trading robots and Expert Advisors — MT4/MT5, QUIK, crypto exchanges
• Indicators, scanners, alerts, utilities — MetaTrader, TradingView, QUIK
• Strategy → code: we formalize the rules from a write-up, video or spreadsheet, code them and backtest on history with a report
• AI in trading and AI process automation: LLM analysis of news and signals, trader assistants, agents for routine work
• Fixes and audits of code written by others, finding out why the backtest is losing money
• Websites, web services, fintech integrations; turnkey MQL5 Market products
Prices & timelines
Small fixes from 50 USD, typical project 150–500 USD, complex from 500 USD. From 1 day depending on complexity. The price is fixed before we start.
How to order
1. Send your task to @imyavel — spec and quote are free
2. Prepayment and start
3. Development: we coordinate working details and show interim results
4. Delivery and balance payment
5. Support: warranty on the work as specified, extensions by agreement
Payment
Crypto (USDT and others) directly, or via mql5.com Freelance — escrow with platform arbitration.
We are engineers, not advisors: no trading recommendations and no profitability claims — we build code that executes your strategy exactly as specified. More at fxlance.com.
FXLance — trading robots & AI automation pinned «FXLance — what we build, what it costs, how to order What we build • Trading robots and Expert Advisors — MT4/MT5, QUIK, crypto exchanges • Indicators, scanners, alerts, utilities — MetaTrader, TradingView, QUIK • Strategy → code: we formalize the rules from…»
Channel name was changed to «FXLance — trading robots & AI automation»
🧰 Tools: where we start
Besides custom orders we are building our own line of MT5 utilities. Two editions each: Free — no cost, no limits for one account; Pro — paid, only via MQL5 Market. The first batch:
1. FXLance TG Informer — account events in Telegram: trades, SL/TP, pending orders, connection loss, drawdown alert, daily summary. Pro: chat commands, screenshots, several recipients, reports.
2. FXLance Panel — an on-chart info panel: account and drawdown, spread and swaps, sessions, positions, next news event, risk-based lot calculator. Pro trades from the panel: SL/TP by lines, break-even, trailing, partial close.
3. MT5 → MT5 trade copier — Free: one account to one, 1:1. Pro: many accounts, risk modes, filters, receiver protection.
Status: Panel Free 1.0.0 is built and in independent testing, TG Informer is close to hand-over, the copier is next. No promised dates; every release gets a post here with a Download button.
Need a utility like this? Describe your task — we quote for free.
Besides custom orders we are building our own line of MT5 utilities. Two editions each: Free — no cost, no limits for one account; Pro — paid, only via MQL5 Market. The first batch:
1. FXLance TG Informer — account events in Telegram: trades, SL/TP, pending orders, connection loss, drawdown alert, daily summary. Pro: chat commands, screenshots, several recipients, reports.
2. FXLance Panel — an on-chart info panel: account and drawdown, spread and swaps, sessions, positions, next news event, risk-based lot calculator. Pro trades from the panel: SL/TP by lines, break-even, trailing, partial close.
3. MT5 → MT5 trade copier — Free: one account to one, 1:1. Pro: many accounts, risk modes, filters, receiver protection.
Status: Panel Free 1.0.0 is built and in independent testing, TG Informer is close to hand-over, the copier is next. No promised dates; every release gets a post here with a Download button.
Need a utility like this? Describe your task — we quote for free.
🧩 Task of the week: an EA on someone else's indicator, no source code
A typical order from the mql5 freelance board (retold). The client has a compiled .ex5 indicator, no source; it draws entry arrows and TP/SL levels. They need an Expert Advisor that trades these signals, and the indicator must not be attached to the chart separately.
How we turn it into a spec
• Which indicator buffers hold the signal and the levels — we check the Data Window and fix the buffer numbers.
• Signal on the closed bar or the current one? Does the arrow repaint? This is the main source of "worked in the tester, not on the account".
• One trade per signal; fixed lot or % risk; what happens to an open position on the opposite signal.
• Limits: trading hours, max spread, magic number, behaviour after a terminal restart.
Approach
The EA reads the indicator via iCustom, and the .ex5 itself is packed into the EA as a resource — one file on the chart. Delivered with a parameter description and a trade log for your scenarios.
Quote
150–300 USD, 3–5 days. More if the signal repaints and confirmation logic is needed.
Describe your task — we quote for free.
A typical order from the mql5 freelance board (retold). The client has a compiled .ex5 indicator, no source; it draws entry arrows and TP/SL levels. They need an Expert Advisor that trades these signals, and the indicator must not be attached to the chart separately.
How we turn it into a spec
• Which indicator buffers hold the signal and the levels — we check the Data Window and fix the buffer numbers.
• Signal on the closed bar or the current one? Does the arrow repaint? This is the main source of "worked in the tester, not on the account".
• One trade per signal; fixed lot or % risk; what happens to an open position on the opposite signal.
• Limits: trading hours, max spread, magic number, behaviour after a terminal restart.
Approach
The EA reads the indicator via iCustom, and the .ex5 itself is packed into the EA as a resource — one file on the chart. Delivered with a parameter description and a trade log for your scenarios.
Quote
150–300 USD, 3–5 days. More if the signal repaints and confirmation logic is needed.
Describe your task — we quote for free.
⚙️ How to write an EA specification. Part 1: eight items
Half of all "the robot does the wrong thing" cases are not code bugs but gaps in the spec. A good spec answers eight questions:
1. Where — symbols, timeframe, account type (netting or hedging), broker.
2. Entry — a condition two people would read the same way: "RSI(14) on the closed bar below 30", not "RSI oversold".
3. Exit — SL, TP, trailing, opposite signal, time. Which one wins if two trigger at once.
4. Volume — fixed lot or % of balance, max positions, re-entries.
5. Limits — trading hours and days, spread, news, max drawdown.
6. Edge cases — terminal restart, requote, partial fill, lost connection.
7. Acceptance — the criteria you will accept the work by: trade log, behaviour on a demo, specific chart situations.
8. Inputs — the list of input parameters with a short note on what each one does.
Not sure how to phrase an item? Write it as it is — we draft the spec ourselves. Describe your task — we quote for free.
Half of all "the robot does the wrong thing" cases are not code bugs but gaps in the spec. A good spec answers eight questions:
1. Where — symbols, timeframe, account type (netting or hedging), broker.
2. Entry — a condition two people would read the same way: "RSI(14) on the closed bar below 30", not "RSI oversold".
3. Exit — SL, TP, trailing, opposite signal, time. Which one wins if two trigger at once.
4. Volume — fixed lot or % of balance, max positions, re-entries.
5. Limits — trading hours and days, spread, news, max drawdown.
6. Edge cases — terminal restart, requote, partial fill, lost connection.
7. Acceptance — the criteria you will accept the work by: trade log, behaviour on a demo, specific chart situations.
8. Inputs — the list of input parameters with a short note on what each one does.
Not sure how to phrase an item? Write it as it is — we draft the spec ourselves. Describe your task — we quote for free.
🤖 Where a language model helps in trading — and where it does not
We embed LLMs into trading tools and run our own business on AI agents. A map from practice, hype-free.
Works well
• Reading free-form text: signals from Telegram channels, news, broker reports. Templates and regular expressions break on every new format, while a model reads the meaning — symbol, direction, levels — and hands the code strict JSON.
• A draft spec from a plain-words description: the model asks clarifying questions and builds the structure, an engineer checks it.
• Journal and reporting: a weekly trade summary, spotting recurring execution errors, answering questions about logs.
Does not work
• Price prediction. The model does not know the future, and a confident tone is not an argument.
• Replacing the strategy tester: how rules behave on history is checked by code, not by a model's opinion.
• Trading "on the model's advice" without hard rules and limits in code.
Our rule: the LLM reads and explains, decisions are made by deterministic code with risk limits. That is how we build both custom orders and our own tools.
Describe your task — we quote for free.
We embed LLMs into trading tools and run our own business on AI agents. A map from practice, hype-free.
Works well
• Reading free-form text: signals from Telegram channels, news, broker reports. Templates and regular expressions break on every new format, while a model reads the meaning — symbol, direction, levels — and hands the code strict JSON.
• A draft spec from a plain-words description: the model asks clarifying questions and builds the structure, an engineer checks it.
• Journal and reporting: a weekly trade summary, spotting recurring execution errors, answering questions about logs.
Does not work
• Price prediction. The model does not know the future, and a confident tone is not an argument.
• Replacing the strategy tester: how rules behave on history is checked by code, not by a model's opinion.
• Trading "on the model's advice" without hard rules and limits in code.
Our rule: the LLM reads and explains, decisions are made by deterministic code with risk limits. That is how we build both custom orders and our own tools.
Describe your task — we quote for free.