From my understanding, if a signal has a huge number of subscribers with a variety of brokers, MQL5 can check the slippage in real time, so a lower number of subscribers will mean less brokers to connect & test.
The average slippage based on execution statistics on real accounts of various brokers is specified in pips. It depends on the difference between the provider's quotes from "provider's broker" and the subscriber's quotes, as well as on order execution delays. Lower values mean better quality of copying.

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On the Slippage page of a signal one can monitor the average slippage based on execution statistics on real accounts of various brokers (in pips).
I've noticed that some signals have their slippage updated every single trade for many brokers, while other signals are update for just a small number of brokers or not updated at all!
Any one with a clear picture for what happens to the slippage updates?
thnks