Chartlog
chartlog.com
A low-cost trading journal for US stock day traders that plots executions on historical market-data charts and breaks performance down by strategy.
What it is
Chartlog is a journal and analytics tool aimed mainly at US stock day traders. You import trades, and Chartlog shows each one on a chart built from its own market data, which goes back more than 15 years, so you can review the setup and execution rather than a row in a spreadsheet. A dashboard, journal, strategy tracking and insights reports then break your results down by metrics such as P&L, win rate and profit factor.
Imports are mostly manual file uploads. The integrations page lists about 20 brokers and platforms, many of them favoured by active day traders: DAS Trader Pro, Sterling Trader, Takion, TradeZero, Lightspeed, CenterPoint and CMEG, as well as Interactive Brokers, Webull, E*TRADE, thinkorswim and tastyworks. Automatic sync is offered for only a handful, such as CMEG, CenterPoint and Great Point Capital. Options are supported from a few brokers; futures platforms, Fidelity, Schwab and MetaTrader are listed as coming soon.
Pricing is modest. Lite ($14.99/mo) covers unlimited trades, the journal and charting; Standard ($29.99/mo) adds strategy tracking and basic insights; Pro ($39.99/mo) adds advanced insights and custom reports. Every plan allows unlimited trade imports and trading accounts, and annual billing saves 10 to 20%. A free trial needs no credit card.
Key features
- Trades on real charts
- Each imported trade is drawn on a chart from Chartlog's historical market data, which covers more than 15 years.
- Journal
- Review trades with key metrics such as P&L, win rate and profit factor.
- Strategy tracking
- Tag trades by strategy and compare how each performs; Standard and Pro plans.
- Insights reports
- Basic reports on Standard, and advanced plus custom reports on Pro.
- Broker imports
- File upload from about 20 brokers and platforms, with automatic sync from CMEG, CenterPoint and Great Point Capital.
- Dashboard
- A customizable overview of account performance.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Lite | $14.99/mo or $13.49/mo billed yearly | Unlimited trades, journal and charting |
| Standard | $29.99/mo or $25.49/mo billed yearly | Adds strategy tracking and basic insights reports |
| Pro | $39.99/mo or $31.99/mo billed yearly | Adds advanced insights and custom reports |
All plans include unlimited trade imports and trading accounts. Annual billing saves 10% (Lite), 15% (Standard) or 20% (Pro). A free trial is offered with no credit card required.
Free option: A free trial with no credit card required; there is no ongoing free plan.
Checked September 25, 2026 on chartlog.com. Prices change; confirm on the provider's site before you subscribe.
Strengths
- Low entry price, with unlimited trades and accounts on every plan
- Shows each trade on a real historical chart for visual review
- Supports day-trading platforms such as DAS Trader Pro, Sterling, Takion and TradeZero
- Strategy-level performance breakdowns
Limitations
- Most brokers are manual file uploads; automatic sync covers only a few
- Mostly stocks: options import from a handful of brokers, and futures platforms are listed as coming soon
- Fidelity, Schwab, MetaTrader and NinjaTrader are listed as coming soon, not available
- Strategy tracking and insights reports are not in the Lite plan
- The integrations page still lists TD Ameritrade, whose accounts have moved to Schwab
Good fit for
- US stock day traders using direct-access brokers
- Traders who review trades visually on charts
- Traders who want a journal on a small budget
Look elsewhere if
- Futures and forex traders
- Traders who need automatic sync from mainstream brokers such as Schwab or Fidelity
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Chartlog questions
How much does Chartlog cost?
Lite is $14.99 a month, Standard $29.99 and Pro $39.99, with lower monthly rates when billed yearly. All plans include unlimited trades and accounts.
Does Chartlog have a free trial?
Yes. The trial needs no credit card. There is no permanent free plan.
Which brokers does Chartlog support?
About 20, including Interactive Brokers, Webull, TradeZero, TradeStation, thinkorswim, DAS Trader Pro, Lightspeed, E*TRADE and tastyworks, mostly by file upload.
Does Chartlog support futures?
Futures platforms were listed as coming soon, so check its integrations page before subscribing.
Written from Chartlog's own website and documentation. All Trading Tools lists and compares tools; it does not recommend trades or give financial advice. Sources: chartlog.com, chartlog.com/pricing, chartlog.com/integrations, chartlog.com/product/journal.