TradingView Earnings Calendar
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Free earnings calendar in TradingView with report dates, EPS estimates, actuals and surprises, filterable by country and period, a click from each chart.
What it is
TradingView's Earnings Calendar is one of four calendars on the site, alongside economic, dividend and IPO calendars. It lists companies reporting in a chosen period with the report time, estimated and actual earnings per share, the surprise percentage and market capitalization. Every column sorts, and buttons at the top set the date range, the country and your time zone, so you can narrow it to US companies or follow reports worldwide.
The calendar page is free to browse without a paid plan. Its real value is the link to the rest of TradingView: each company has its own earnings page, and earnings and revenue reports, dividends and splits can be shown as markers directly on a stock's chart through the chart's Events settings. That makes it easy to check how price behaved around past reports before planning a trade.
What costs money is the charting around it. The free Basic plan allows one chart per tab, two indicators per chart, three price alerts, one watchlist of 30 symbols and shows ads. Paid plans raise those limits, and real-time data for many exchanges is bought separately on top of any plan. If you only need report dates and EPS numbers, the free page is enough; the paid plans matter only if you also chart and set alerts on TradingView.
Key features
- Report table
- Report time, company, estimated and actual EPS, surprise percentage and market cap, sortable by any column.
- Filters
- Choose the time period, country and time zone to show only the reports that matter to you.
- Company earnings pages
- Each ticker has a page with its latest reported EPS against the estimate and the date of the next report.
- Earnings markers on charts
- Earnings and revenue reports, dividends and splits can be overlaid on a stock chart from the Events tab in chart settings.
- Sister calendars
- Economic, dividend and IPO calendars sit alongside it, and the calendars can also be opened as a panel inside Supercharts.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $0 | Calendars, 1 chart per tab, 2 indicators per chart, 3 price alerts, 1 watchlist of 30 symbols, ads |
| Essential | $12.95/mo billed annually | 2 charts per tab, 5 indicators, 20 price alerts, no ads; 30-day trial |
| Plus | $29.95/mo billed annually | 4 charts per tab, 10 indicators, 100 price alerts; 30-day trial |
| Premium | $59.95/mo billed annually | 8 charts per tab, 25 indicators, 400 price alerts, watchlist alerts; 30-day trial |
| Ultimate | $199.95/mo billed annually | 16 charts per tab, 50 indicators, 1,000 price alerts; the only plan for professional users; 14-day trial |
The earnings calendar itself is free. The paid prices shown were labelled as a special price billed annually; monthly billing costs more. Real-time exchange data is sold separately from every plan.
Free option: The full earnings calendar with filters, company earnings pages and chart markers, plus TradingView's Basic charting plan with its limits (one chart per tab, two indicators, three price alerts, ads).
Checked September 25, 2026 on tradingview.com. Prices change; confirm on the provider's site before you subscribe.
Strengths
- Free to browse with EPS estimates, actuals and surprise in one sortable table
- Filters by country and time zone cover companies outside the US too
- Earnings dates appear as markers on TradingView charts, so past reactions are easy to see
- Economic, dividend and IPO calendars sit in the same place
Limitations
- The table shows EPS but not options-implied moves or whisper numbers
- The free charting plan behind it is limited to two indicators per chart and three price alerts, with ads
- Real-time exchange data is an extra purchase on every plan
- Paid plan prices shown are for annual billing; paying monthly costs more
Good fit for
- TradingView users who want earnings dates next to their charts
- Swing traders planning around upcoming reports
- Investors who follow companies in several countries
Look elsewhere if
- Options traders who need expected moves or implied volatility around earnings (an options-focused calendar fits better)
- Anyone who wants earnings alerts without using TradingView's charting
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TradingView Earnings Calendar questions
Is the TradingView earnings calendar free?
Yes. The calendar page can be browsed without a paid plan. Paid plans add charting and alert capacity elsewhere on TradingView, not extra calendar data.
What does the TradingView earnings calendar show?
Report time, company name, estimated and actual EPS, the surprise percentage and market capitalization, sortable by column and filterable by period, country and time zone.
Can I see earnings dates on a TradingView chart?
Yes. In chart settings, the Events tab can overlay earnings and revenue reports, dividends and splits on a stock's chart.
Does it cover companies outside the US?
Yes. A country filter lets you show only US reports or follow companies in other markets.
Written from TradingView Earnings Calendar's own website and documentation. All Trading Tools lists and compares tools; it does not recommend trades or give financial advice. Sources: tradingview.com/earnings-calendar, tradingview.com/pricing, tradingview.com/support/solutions/43000707391-tradingview-calendar-key-economic-and-corporate-events.