AlgoVerdict
Scalping Robot Pro

Scalping Robot Pro Review

2.2/ 5
⚠ No public live signalLast updated: 01 September 2026

Strong on paper: ~#3 best-seller with 4.4/152 reviews and a $600 price. The red flag and reason for red: the live signal is disabled and the previous one was replaced by a fresh signal — there is no continuous public track against which the reviews could be verified, and the backtest is 'too good to be true'. No verifiable live proof, no trust.

AlgoVerdict score

Weighted from 6 criteria — weighting in percent.

Strategy risk25%
2.7
Live track record25%
1.3
Transparency15%
1.8
Value for money15%
2.6
Usability10%
3.0
Broker independence10%
2.4
Open methodology
Strategy
scalping
Market
XAUUSD
Platform
MT4/MT5
Price
600 $
Vendor
MQL TOOLS SL
Source
MQL5-Market
Verified live track
No continuous public live account
    • No continuous public live account — returns only partly verifiable
    • Vendor setting only — set your own risk cap

    What Scalping Robot Pro is

    Scalping Robot Pro by MQL TOOLS SL is a scalping EA on XAUUSD (MT4/MT5), sold via MQL5-Market. We classify it independently — by strategy risk, verified live track, transparency and value, not by vendor promises.

    Live results & track record

    Live-Signal deaktiviert und durch ein frisches ersetzt — kein durchgängiger, prüfbarer Track. The crux here: AlgoTradingSpace links no continuous public live account for this EA. An equity curve from backtests alone says little about real money — slippage, spread and execution are missing, and parameters can be fitted to the past until the curve looks perfect. Without a linked account we treat every return claim with scepticism; the EA is ATS-vetted, but the rating stays deliberately cautious.

    Strategy & risk

    The scalping approach sets the risk profile. The approach uses defined entries/exits; what matters is whether the live track confirms the backtest picture. On MQL5 you buy the vendor setting — a hard risk cap (parameters or an external drawdown guard) is on you to set.

    Cost & usability

    On MQL5 the EA costs 600 $. You buy the vendor version without calibration — risk cap, broker choice and setfile are on you.

    Who it is (not) for

    Suitable for traders who check the live signal carefully themselves and run the EA with their own hard risk cap and budget it as *one* building block. Not suitable for small accounts without a buffer or for anyone who mistakes a smooth backtest curve for a guarantee.

    Verdict

    Scalping Robot Pro lands at 2.2/5 — better avoided in its current form. Check the MQL5 live signal carefully before buying.