If you landed here from a search, a forum post, or an old bookmark, you were probably looking for the Hunter Forex Indicator for MetaTrader 4. It is gone. This page records what the product was, what we can verify about how it ended, and what your options are, whether you already paid for it or you were about to.
What the Hunter indicator was
Hunter was a paid arrow-signal indicator for MetaTrader 4, sold direct from this domain between roughly mid-2020 and early 2026. The details below come from archived copies of the site itself, captured by the Internet Archive.
| Platform | MetaTrader 4 only. No MT5, and no TradingView version was ever offered. |
|---|---|
| Type | Buy and sell arrow signals, marketed as fixed and non-repainting. |
| Editions | Two templates shipped together, "Black Edition" and "Pearl Edition". |
| Alerts | Sound notifications, on-chart popup windows, and text alerts inside MT4. |
| Price | $29 for a single MT4 account number, $50 for two, both sold as a lifetime licence. The site listed these as discounted from $75 and $150. |
| Payment | PayPal buttons on the site. Skrill, Neteller, Bitcoin, and Western Union were offered on request. |
| Licensing | Tied to a specific MT4 account number, issued manually after payment. |
The marketing was strong. The archived homepage described Hunter as "the Best and most accuracy Forex indicator inside Forex Market" and promised traders would "start make Constant Profits". We quote that because it is relevant to how you read any performance claim attached to the product, not to pile on. Language like this is normal in the retail indicator market, and it is a reason to test claims yourself rather than take them at face value.
What happened to it
The public record is thin but consistent. The site ran on Wix and was captured regularly by the Internet Archive from August 2020 onward. The last successful capture is . After that the domain stopped serving the site, the registration lapsed, and it went to a GoDaddy expiry auction, where we bought it in 2026.
We have no inside knowledge of why the vendor shut down and we are not going to speculate. What we can say is what is checkable: no working site, no purchase path, no support channel, and no successor product announced anywhere we could find.
If you want the third-party record rather than ours, both of these predate us and are independent:
- Trustpilot profile for hunterforexindicator.com, 3.8 out of 5 across 12 reviews written between February 2022 and May 2026. Mostly positive, with a minority alleging refusal of refunds.
- Forex Peace Army review thread, which carries more critical accounts, including a reviewer alleging a paid licence was deactivated.
Those are allegations by named reviewers on third-party platforms, not findings of fact, and the vendor replied to several of them. Read them and judge for yourself.
If you already bought it
Your copy still runs
Hunter was distributed as MT4 template and indicator files that live on your own machine. If you still have them installed, they will keep working offline. Nothing about the site going down disables what is already in your MetaTrader 4 data folder. Back those files up somewhere safe now, because there is no re-download.
What you have lost
- Support. The contact form, Instagram, and Facebook channels the vendor used are no longer reachable through this domain.
- Re-downloads. There is no download page and no archive of the files here. We do not have them, and we would not distribute them if we did.
- Licence changes. The licence was tied to an MT4 account number and reissued by hand. If you change broker or account number, no one can rebind it.
- Updates. Assume the last version you have is the last version there will be.
If you paid recently and want your money back
Go to the payment processor, not to this domain. We never received your payment and cannot refund it.
- PayPal. The Buyer Protection window for opening a dispute is 180 days from the payment date. Open it from the transaction in your PayPal activity.
- Hotmart. In its own replies to Trustpilot reviews, the vendor directed refund requests to PayPal or Hotmart. If your receipt came from Hotmart, use the refund flow in your Hotmart purchase history.
- Card or bank. If the processor window has closed, a chargeback through your card issuer is the remaining route. Time limits vary by issuer and country.
Keep your original receipt, the licence email, and any support messages. That is the evidence any dispute will turn on.
What "non-repaint" actually means
Hunter was sold on being non-repainting. It is the most common claim in the retail indicator market and the most commonly misunderstood, so it is worth setting out properly. If you are shopping for a replacement, this is the part that will save you money.
Three different behaviours get called the same thing
- Repainting. A signal that was printed on a closed candle later moves or disappears. This is the genuinely dishonest case. The historical chart shows a run of perfect entries that nobody could have traded.
- Recalculating. The signal updates while the current candle is still open, then locks when the candle closes. This is normal and acceptable, as long as you only act on closed candles. Almost every indicator does it.
- Backpainting. The signal is only drawn some bars after the event it marks, so the arrow sits in the past. Nothing moves, so it passes a naive "non-repaint" check, but you could not have acted on it in real time.
A vendor can honestly say "non-repaint" while doing the third one. Ask specifically whether a signal can appear on a bar that has already closed.
How to test it yourself in about ten minutes
- Bar replay. Step forward candle by candle and write down each signal as it appears, with its bar time. Then reload the chart and compare. Anything that moved, vanished, or appeared on an earlier bar is repainting or backpainting.
- Refresh test. Note the last twenty signals, close the platform, reopen it, and recount. Differences on closed candles are the tell.
- Timeframe recalculation. Some indicators pull data from a higher timeframe. Check whether signals on your chart change once that higher candle closes.
- Forward test before you scale. A demo account for a few weeks costs nothing and tells you more than any backtest screenshot.
Why the win-rate screenshots do not mean much
Trend-following arrows look excellent in a trending market, which is exactly the market condition a promotional screenshot is chosen from. The number that matters is not the win rate, it is expectancy: average win times win rate, minus average loss times loss rate, after spread and commission. A 90 percent win rate with a wide stop and a tight target can still lose money. Any seller who quotes a win rate without a matching average risk to reward figure is telling you half the equation.
Where people go instead
Three routes. We own the last one, and we say so.
Built-in and open-source indicators
Free. TradingView, and MT4 with the bundled set.
Before paying for anything, exhaust what ships free. TradingView's public library carries thousands of open-source Pine Script indicators whose code you can actually read, which is the only way to know for certain whether something repaints. MT4's bundled indicators cover the same ground most arrow systems are built from. Reading the source beats trusting a claim.
The MQL5 Market
Paid. Stays on MetaTrader 4 and 5.
If you want to stay on MetaTrader, buying through the official MQL5 Market is a meaningful step up from a direct sale on a vendor's own site. Products can be trialled on a demo account before purchase, there is a public review history tied to real accounts, and the marketplace sits between you and the seller if something goes wrong. That is the accountability layer that was missing here.
A signal system that holds itself to the test above
TradingView only. This is not a MetaTrader indicator, so it is not a drop-in replacement for Hunter. If you are committed to MT4, the two options above will serve you better and we would rather say so here.
Everything in the non-repaint section is the standard we hold our own product to. PipTrend signals are confirmed on candle close: once a signal appears, it does not move, disappear, or change retroactively. What you see on the chart is what happened in real time.
- Non-repainting signals, locked on candle close
- Runs on TradingView's free plan, no paid TradingView subscription needed
- Forex, Crypto, Indices, Commodities and Stocks, from 1-minute to Monthly
- Real-time alerts by push notification, email, or desktop
- Delivered as an invite-only TradingView indicator, added to your account
$59.99 a month, or $45 a month billed quarterly, or $40 a month billed yearly.
Worth saying plainly: Hunter cost $29 once, and this is a subscription. That is a real difference and you should weigh it. It is also the reason the licence problem described above cannot repeat here. There is no account-number binding for anyone to reissue, you cancel from your own dashboard whenever you want, and there is a 30-day money-back guarantee. A lifetime licence only lasts as long as the vendor does.
No card required to start. 30-day money-back guarantee. Cancel anytime. Checkout via Whop.
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