Platforms / TradingView
Platform reviewTradingView
Charting and analysis platform with Pine Script strategies, backtesting, alerts and webhooks; often the signal source for bot services.
Visit TradingView ↗Overview
TradingView is a charting platform, not a bot by itself. Traders write or use Pine Script indicators and strategies, backtest them, and send alerts by webhook to automation tools (for example 3Commas or TradersPost). It also supports trading through selected connected brokers and paper trading.
Pricing
Verified on the official site on October 24, 2026. Prices change; always check the source.
| Basic | Free. 1 chart per tab, 2 indicators per chart, 3 price alerts, no webhooks. |
| Essential | $12.95/month billed annually. |
| Plus | $29.95/month billed annually. |
| Premium | $59.95/month billed annually. |
| Ultimate | $199.95/month billed annually. 30-day trial (14 days on Ultimate). |
| Note | Annual prices are from TradingView's pricing page (US-dollar view); prices vary by region, promotions and tax. |
Supported exchanges / brokers
Trades through selected brokers integrated into TradingView; alerts can drive outside bot platforms by webhook.
Asset classes
Charts for stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, futures, bonds and more (screeners cover 150+ exchanges from 50+ countries).
Fees
Subscription only; market data for some exchanges is an extra add-on. Refunds only for annual plans within 14 days.
Pros
- Industry-standard charts and Pine Script
- Strategy backtesting and paper trading
- Webhook alerts on paid plans connect to most bot tools
- Free Basic plan
Cons
- Not an execution bot on its own
- Webhook alerts need a paid plan
- Real-time data for some exchanges costs extra
- No refunds on monthly plans
FAQ
Can TradingView trade automatically?
Not by itself. Paid plans send webhook alerts that bot services can execute.
Can I pay with crypto?
Yes, per TradingView's FAQ, via Triple-A or Binance Pay.
Is there a refund?
Only for annual plans, requested within 14 days.