Copy-trading app
StockPlus vs Autopilot
An app that links to your brokerage and automatically mirrors a chosen portfolio — including politician trackers such as its Pelosi Tracker — with your own money.
Choose StockPlus if
Not touching your money, and telling you what we cost. StockPlus is a monitoring app: it has no access to a brokerage, places no trades, and its price is on this page. Autopilot's is not published anywhere we could find — see below — and the congressional filings it mirrors carry the same disclosure lag whoever acts on them.
Choose Autopilot if
Actually doing it. Autopilot is the only product in this comparison set that executes: you pick a Pilot, allocate an amount, and it places the trades in your own brokerage account without you doing anything. If your problem is that you read about a trade and then never act on it, that is a real problem and Autopilot genuinely solves it. StockPlus will only ever tell you.
Feature by feature
| Feature | StockPlus | Autopilot |
|---|---|---|
| Daily AI market briefing | Yes — one two-minute AI briefing every morning | No |
| Real-time watchlist | Yes | No watchlist — you allocate money to a Pilot and it trades on your behalf |
| Price alerts | Yes — price and percent-change alerts | No |
| Congressional trade feed | Yes | Yes — but as trades it executes for you, not a feed you read |
| Insider trade feed | Yes | No |
| Earnings calendar | Yes — with reminders | No |
| Single score per stock | Pulse Score, 0–100 per ticker | No |
| Mobile app | Yes — iOS and Android | Yes — iOS, Mac and Apple Vision; no Google Play listing found as of August 2026 |
| Free tier | Yes | A Basic membership exists; their FAQ states additional subscription fees may apply |
| Paid price | Pro, $2.99/mo | Not publicly disclosed as of August 2026 |
The verdict
These are different products, not competing ones: Autopilot invests your money, StockPlus watches the market. Which makes the choice mostly a question about risk appetite — handing a third-party app trading authority over a brokerage account is a serious decision, and it is harder to make when you cannot find out what the service costs before installing it.
Autopilot details last verified August 14, 2026 from their own site. Pricing and features change — check with them before deciding.
Questions people ask
How much does Autopilot cost?
We could not find out, and we checked properly on 14 August 2026: there is no pricing page on joinautopilot.com, its /legal path returns a catch-all saying everything is in the app, the FAQ says only that "additional subscription fees may apply", and the App Store listing shows no In-App Purchases section. A $500 account minimum is widely repeated online, but the only source we could trace is a user review from 2023, so we are not going to state it as fact. StockPlus Pro is $2.99/mo, which you can read before installing anything.
Does StockPlus copy congressional trades into my brokerage?
No, and it never will. StockPlus has no brokerage connection and places no trades. It shows congressional and insider filings as feeds, and pushes a digest when one touches a ticker on your watchlist. What you do about it is yours.
Is copying a politician's trades a good idea?
That is not a question this page can answer for you, and anyone selling you a confident yes is selling something. What is worth knowing is the timing: under the STOCK Act a disclosure can describe a trade up to 45 days old, so any product mirroring these filings — Autopilot included — is acting on information that is already weeks stale. That constraint applies to us too.
Is Autopilot on Android?
We found no Google Play listing as of August 2026; the App Store listing covers iOS, Mac and Apple Vision. StockPlus is on both iOS and Android.
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Try it before you decide.
Free to start, no card required. One AI briefing each morning, a live watchlist, and alerts that actually matter.