TradeStation

TradeStation Announcement: Micro Futures Contracts at $0.25 per contract!

We have some exciting news to share with you! We are thrilled to announce that we have recently established a special pricing agreement with TradeStation. This means that when you trade via TradeStation through TradersPost, you will enjoy a discounted price of just $0.25 per contract for micro futures contracts. This is a significant reduction from the regular price of $0.50 per contract.

Jonathan Wage

Founder / CEO

1 Min Read Reviewed by Mike Christensen Fact-checked by Mike Christensen
BluSky — The Future of Trading. Prop firm futures trading. Sign up at BluSky.pro.
Update history
  1. Correction

    TradeStation still documents $0.25 per micro for eligible new accounts, while the $5,000 reward was a limited promotion, so the pricing claim stands and the announcement and reward language has been corrected.

TradeStation + TradersPost Pricing

‍
In addition to lower prices on micro futures contracts, eligible new TradeStation accounts can receive $0.25 per micro for a limited time1. Open your TradeStation account.

Past TradeStation Cash Reward Promotion1

References

1 tradestation.com, Pricing Commissions & Fees

All In TradeStation
  • TradeStation Sep 16, 2026

    TradeStation Not Taking Orders: Causes and Fixes

    TradeStation refusing your orders? Read the rejection message first. Here are eight common causes and how to fix each one fast.

  • Video
    TradeStation Jan 15, 2025

    TradeStation Order Rejection Due to Decimal Rounding

    TradeStation paper accounts may reject take profit and stop loss orders if decimals are not rounded correctly. Traders should adjust their signals, and TradersPost is investigating a potential fix.

  • Video
    TradeStation Jan 3, 2025

    TradeStation Paper Trading: Why Fill Prices May Be Inaccurate

    TradeStation’s paper trading environment does not always reflect real market conditions, especially for options. Traders should test strategies with small live trades to get an accurate picture of performance.

  • Video
    TradeStation Dec 2, 2024

    Running Two Separate Strategies in a Single TradeStation Account

    Traders running multiple strategies in a single TradeStation account may encounter conflicts when closing positions. The best solution is to use separate accounts to keep strategies fully independent.

Ready to put what you read into practice?

Free 7-day trial

Set-up in 3 minutes

Paper account for testing

By continuing, you agree to the TradersPost Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA.