Windows · MetaTrader 4 & 5 · v4.4.0

Find out your VPS is down before your strategy does.

A lightweight daemon that watches your trading server's vitals around the clock and pushes you an alert the moment something breaches — not hours later when a trade didn't fire.

Licences from AU$59 · 3, 6 or 12 months Installs in minutes No account required to run
SystemMonitor · 127.0.0.1:19842 ALL SYSTEMS HEALTHY
heartbeat · OK · next in 42s
CPU23%
23%
MEMORY61%
61%
STORAGE78%
78%
NET LATENCY12ms
12ms
terminal64.exe · running uptime 18d 04h
The silent failure

A VPS that dies quietly is the most expensive kind.

Your expert advisors only trade while the terminal is up and the machine is healthy. When the disk fills, memory pins, or MetaTrader crashes at 3am, nothing screams. You find out from a missed entry, a runaway position, or your broker — long after the damage is done.

VPS System Monitor closes that gap. It runs as a system service, checks your vitals on a tight loop, and reaches you through the channels you already watch.

What it watches

Every vital sign a trading server has.

Each metric has its own warning and critical thresholds, with sustain timers and hysteresis so a momentary spike never wakes you for nothing.

CPU load

Catches runaway processes and overloaded cores before they choke your order execution.

Memory

Flags slow leaks and pressure that quietly degrade a terminal long before it crashes.

Storage

Watches one or more drives so a full disk never silently stops logs, history, or trading.

Network latency

Pings your brokers and key hosts, tracking round-trip time and escalating on sustained loss.

MT4 / MT5 processes

Confirms your terminals are actually running — and can auto-restart one that has fallen over.

Expert logs

Parses MetaTrader's own logs for the errors that mean an EA has stopped doing its job.

How it reaches you

Alerts land where you're already looking.

One breach fans out to every channel you've switched on. If your terminal is the thing that's down, the other channels still get through.

MT4 & MT5 pushvia the MetaTrader app
Telegrambot message
Discordchannel webhook
Pushoverpriority push
EmailSMTP, multi-recipient
Slackincoming webhook
Custom webhookyour own JSON endpoint
Windows Event Logfor your own tooling
SMSvia Twilio
Beyond the alert

Built to sit quietly until the moment it matters.

01

Auto-restart terminals

Choose alert-only or alert-and-restart per terminal. A crashed MT4/MT5 is back up and trading without you touching the server.

02

Heartbeat snapshots

A periodic "still here, all OK" push with the current metric snapshot — so silence always means something's wrong, never that the monitor itself died.

03

Local status dashboard

A built-in page on the VPS shows live metric cards, recent alerts, and uptime — no cloud account, no data leaving your machine.

04

Minimal footprint

Runs as a low-priority system service. It watches your trading without competing with it for resources.

Pricing

Pick a term. Pick your tier.

Every tier runs the full monitoring engine. They differ by how many machines your licence covers and which alert channels you unlock — and you choose how often you're billed.

Billed every 12 months · lowest price per month

Solo
AU$179 / 12 mo
1 machine

Core health monitoring with MT4/MT5 push alerts for a single VPS.

Choose Solo
Most popular Trader
AU$359 / 12 mo
2 machines

Adds network & process monitoring, auto-restart, heartbeat, and the Telegram / Discord / Pushover channels.

Choose Trader
Professional
AU$750 / 12 mo
5 machines

Everything in Trader plus Email, Slack, custom webhooks, Event Log, and SMS.

Choose Pro
Questions

The short answers.

Do I need an account or cloud service to use it?

No. The monitor runs entirely on your VPS and talks straight to your chosen alert channels. There's no required cloud dashboard and your metrics stay on your machine. Optional, opt-in telemetry exists if you want to help improve the product, and it's off by default.

Will it slow down my trading?

It's designed to be invisible. The daemon runs at below-normal priority with a light polling loop, so it watches your terminals without competing with them for CPU or memory.

What's a "machine"?

One Windows VPS or PC running the daemon. Your tier's machine count is how many you can activate at once — Solo covers one, Trader two, and Professional five.

How does billing work?

Each tier comes in a 3, 6, or 12-month term — for example Solo runs AU$59 / AU$109 / AU$179. Shorter terms cost a little more per month; 12 months gets you the lowest rate. Your licence covers your tier's machine count for the term you choose, and renews at the end of it.

Ready when you are

Stop guessing whether your VPS is alive.

Install it on one server in a few minutes and let it watch the rest.