Tradervue
tradervue.com
Long-running web trading journal importing trades from 80+ brokers, with performance by setup, time, symbol and exit quality, and a limited free plan.
What it is
Tradervue is a browser-based trading journal. You import executions from your broker (it supports more than 80 platforms, including Interactive Brokers, TradeStation and Lightspeed, some by automatic sync), and it groups them into trades, plots entries and exits on price charts and builds reports on what makes and loses money: by symbol, setup tag, time of day, holding time and more. Each trade can carry notes and chart drawings, and you can share trades publicly or with a mentor.
The free plan is for trying it out: its help center puts the limit at 30 imported trades a month (counted as grouped trades, not executions), futures are not supported, and shared trades have P&L hidden. Silver ($29.95 a month) removes the import limit and adds futures, advanced reports, MFE and MAE statistics, risk tracking, mentoring and Excel export. Gold ($49.95 a month) adds exit analysis, maximum potential P&L, liquidity reports and support for commissions and fees in the numbers.
Paid plans can be trialled at signup; the card is charged when the trial ends unless you switch to the free plan. Commissions and fees are only factored into results on Gold, which matters for high-frequency or options traders whose costs are a large share of P&L.
Key features
- Broker import
- Imports from 80+ brokers and trading platforms, with automatic sync for some; executions are grouped into logical trades.
- Performance reports
- Breakdowns by symbol, tag, time of day, day of week, duration and more, with P&L charts and a calendar view.
- Charts on every trade
- Entries and exits drawn on price charts with studies and your own drawings.
- MFE and MAE statistics
- Maximum favourable and adverse excursion per trade, to see how far trades moved for and against you; Silver and Gold.
- Exit analysis
- Compares actual exits with what the trade could have made and maximum potential P&L; Gold only.
- Sharing and mentoring
- Share trades publicly or give mentors access to your journal; P&L is hidden on shared trades from free accounts.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 30 imported trades a month, stocks, options and forex, basic reports |
| Silver | $29.95/mo | Unlimited imports and accounts, futures, advanced reports, MFE/MAE, risk tracking, mentoring, Excel export, 1 GB images |
| Gold | $49.95/mo | Everything in Silver plus exit analysis, max potential P&L, liquidity reports, commissions and fees, 5 GB images |
Silver and Gold can be trialled at signup; the card is charged when the trial ends unless you switch to the free plan. The pricing page does not show annual prices.
Free option: Up to 30 imported trades a month (grouped trades, not executions) in stocks, options and forex, with basic reports and charts. Futures need a paid plan, and P&L is hidden on trades you share.
Checked September 25, 2026 on tradervue.com. Prices change; confirm on the provider's site before you subscribe.
Strengths
- Imports from more than 80 brokers and platforms
- Mature reporting by setup tag, time and symbol
- Mentor and sharing features for coaching
- Covers stocks, options, futures and forex on paid plans
Limitations
- The free plan's 30-trade monthly import limit is too small for active day traders
- Futures require a paid plan
- Commissions and fees only enter the reports on the $49.95 Gold plan
- Web only; the site does not mention a mobile app
Good fit for
- Day and swing traders who want reports on which setups work
- Traders working with a mentor or coach
- Traders who import from several brokers into one journal
Look elsewhere if
- Very active traders who want a free plan without import limits
- Options traders who need per-leg strategy analytics as the main feature
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Tradervue questions
Is Tradervue free?
There is a free plan limited to 30 imported trades a month in stocks, options and forex. Unlimited imports and futures start with Silver at $29.95 a month.
What is the difference between Tradervue Silver and Gold?
Gold adds exit and max potential P&L analysis, liquidity reports, commissions and fees in the statistics and more image storage. Both have unlimited imports.
Which brokers does Tradervue support?
More than 80 brokers and trading platforms, including Interactive Brokers, TradeStation and Lightspeed.
How does Tradervue count trades?
It groups executions into logical trades and counts those, so many partial fills can make up a single trade.
Written from Tradervue's own website and documentation. All Trading Tools lists and compares tools; it does not recommend trades or give financial advice. Sources: tradervue.com, tradervue.com/site/pricing, app.tradervue.com/help/quota, app.tradervue.com/help/faq, help.tradervue.com/article/2837-free-trial.