> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://eafree.gitbook.io/eafree-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://eafree.gitbook.io/eafree-docs/readme.md).

# EAfree - Platform that collects Forex EAs

Welcome to your team’s developer platform

eafree.net is a website specializing in free Forex EAs, automated trading robots, and MT4/MT5 indicators for traders interested in forex, gold, crypto, and currency pair trading. The site stands out with an EA Library featuring various Expert Advisors, indicators, scalping tools, grid trading, hedging, martingale, HFT, breakout, and trend-following strategies. It includes categories such as Getting Started, Learn, EA Library, Premium, Affiliate, and About, with filters by MT4/MT5 platform, risk level, strategy, downloads, ratings, and price. EAFree’s strengths include verified files, regular updates, backtest information, win rate, drawdown, suitable account details, and an affiliate program for users.\
Website : <https://www.eafree.net/>\
Phone: (718) 843-1987\
Address: 116-8 Liberty Ave, South Richmond Hill, New York, United States

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<https://t.me/eafreenet>
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