What is Mirra used for?

Mirra is a futures trade copier that mirrors one leader account's trades across many prop-firm accounts, with risk controls, analytics and an iOS app. It is a good fit for managing several prop-firm funded accounts and scaling position sizes across accounts with multipliers.

How much does Mirra cost?

Paid plans for Mirra start at $29 per month, and there is no free plan.

Is Mirra open source?

No. Mirra is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Cashew, Actual Budget and Firefly III.

What are some alternatives to Mirra?

Other SaaS products in the Finance & Accounting category include Deltalytix, Traderstats and Trading Journal.

Mirra: features, pricing and alternatives

About Mirra

MIRRA is a copy trading platform for futures traders who run several funded accounts. You connect Tradovate, Rithmic or ProjectX accounts, choose one as the leader, and the other accounts become followers that mirror each trade, including stops, targets and flattening, so you manage one trade instead of many.

For each follower you can set multipliers, position caps and flatten rules, and arm a Risk Guard with daily loss and drawdown limits. Every action is recorded in an audit log, and the site shows fill confirmations with latency in milliseconds. The page lists a long set of prop firms and platforms, including Tradeify, Apex Trader Funding, TopstepX, NinjaTrader and TradingView. The product has analytics and traders sections plus a native iOS app for watching performance, followers and risk. Access is by early access sign-up with no card required.

Key features

Copies trades from a leader to follower accounts
Tradovate, Rithmic and ProjectX connections
Per-follower multipliers and position caps
Risk Guard with daily loss and drawdown lines
Full audit trail of copied orders
Analytics on performance and followers
Native iOS app

Good fit for

Managing several prop-firm funded accounts
Scaling position sizes across accounts with multipliers

Tags: trade-copier; futures; prop-firms; tradovate; rithmic; risk-management; ios

Mirra: questions and answers

What is Mirra used for?: Mirra is a futures trade copier that mirrors one leader account's trades across many prop-firm accounts, with risk controls, analytics and an iOS app. It is a good fit for managing several prop-firm funded accounts and scaling position sizes across accounts with multipliers.
How much does Mirra cost?: Paid plans for Mirra start at $29 per month, and there is no free plan.
Is Mirra open source?: No. Mirra is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Finance & Accounting category, open-source options include Cashew, Actual Budget and Firefly III.
What are some alternatives to Mirra?: Other SaaS products in the Finance & Accounting category include Deltalytix, Traderstats and Trading Journal.