Forex price and indicator alerts.
Get notified when a price or technical indicator meets your conditions.
How it works
Visual walkthrough · Example alert
EUR/USD1.1000Set up your alert
Select an instrument, choose its price or a technical indicator, and define when you want to be notified.
Choose your notifications
Select browser notification, email, Telegram, or Discord, then choose a one-time or repeating alert.
EUR/USD1.1000Spotter
EUR/USD alert
Bid price is above 1.1000
Activate your alert
Review and activate your alert. Manage your alerts from your dashboard.
Keep FXSpotter open to hear alert sounds.
Two ways to define your condition
Price levels and technical indicators.
Use a specific price as your reference, or build a condition around an indicator and its settings.
Example configurations. You can also compare against another indicator using “Compare to” in the builder.
Common questions
A few details before you set up your first alert.
You can try the builder before signing in. Your draft stays in this browser tab during sign-in. An account and a final confirmation will be required to activate an alert when activation is available.
The builder lets you choose browser notifications, email, Telegram, or Discord for your alert. Connecting a destination and sending notifications are not available yet.
One-time alerts are intended to stop after the first notification. Repeating alerts are intended to stay active for later notifications. Repeat timing and re-arming rules will be explained before activation becomes available.
Keep FXSpotter open to hear a sound when your condition is met, regardless of your delivery method. The planned server monitoring and delivery through email, Telegram, or Discord will not require an open browser tab. Alert monitoring is not running yet; configuring a rule does not activate it.
Open the instrument selector to see the current catalogue, grouped by market. Available instruments depend on the connected data provider. Bid and ask prices appear below the selector when a live quote is available.
No. You choose the condition you want to watch. An alert reports that your condition has been met; it is not a trading recommendation and does not place an order.
Start with your condition.
Choose an instrument and build your first alert configuration.