Polycopy: what it does, what it costs, where it stops

What it does

Find a trader on the leaderboard, follow them, and their trades appear in your feed in real time. From there you copy by hand on Polymarket, or on Premium you copy in one click or let an Auto Copy bot do it.

Copy Score is the part worth understanding. It measures completed trades only, over a 90-day window, after worse fills, Polymarket fees and Polycopy's 0.5% are subtracted. It is a signed whole number such as +6 or -4, flags market makers, arbitrage and high-frequency styles separately, and stays blank when there is not enough evidence. Polycopy's own wording: a veto after copy costs, not a grade of each trade.

• Free: unlimited follows, Copy Score on every profile, full real-time feed, portfolio tracking, manual copying, up to 10 paper-trading bots for 7 to 14 day runs, filters by ROI, category and win rate
• Premium: Auto Copy bots that place live Polymarket orders, one-click execution, Fire Feed (recent trades from traders who are not hard to copy, across all of Polymarket), auto-close when the original trader exits, position sizing and stop-loss controls, priority support
• Bot risk presets: Conservative, Moderate, Aggressive, or no filter
• Non-custodial: you keep your own keys and can disconnect at any time

Pricing

Free is $0 with no card. Premium is $30 per month after a 7-day trial and can be cancelled at any time. Both tiers pay a flat 0.5% on real trades executed through Polycopy; there is no commission on profits and no minimum volume.

Polycopy's pricing page says the feed and curation are identical on both tiers and that Premium buys speed and automation, not access.

Venues and data

Polymarket only, read from on-chain trades. The leaderboard updates daily. The site reports that roughly 23% of tracked wallets with at least 5 resolved trades show positive lifetime realized P&L, which is a useful base rate before you pick anyone.

Where it falls short

No Kalshi. A Kalshi trader gets nothing from it.

Copy Score only scores completed trades over 90 days, so a wallet with a short or open-heavy history is unscored, and the score is a filter rather than a ranking of who to copy.

Copying always lags the original fill. Polycopy builds that slippage into Copy Score, but the 0.5% fee is on top of Polymarket's own fees and applies to every copied trade on Premium.

Who should use it

Manual copiers doing 1 to 3 trades a week can stay free indefinitely. Polycopy itself suggests upgrading once you are copying 5 or more trades a week and time matters more than $30.