TradesViz Review 2026: Pricing, AI, MCP and Who It Suits

Most TradesViz reviews you will find were written before its AI Coach, its REST API and its hosted MCP server existed, and before the prices changed. I went through every plan on the TradesViz pricing page on November 10, 2026 and checked what each tier actually unlocks. Here is what you get for free, what Pro and Platinum add, where it falls short, and who should pay for it.

Key Takeaways

• TradesViz has a free Basic plan (stocks only, one account, 3,000 executions a month), Pro at $19.99 a month or $14.99 billed yearly, and Platinum at $29.99 a month or $22.49 billed yearly, with a 7-day trial on both paid plans.
• Pro is where it gets good: every asset type, the AI Coach and six other AI tools, custom dashboards, and a REST API and hosted MCP server for ChatGPT or Claude. Replay, simulators, exit analysis, the screener and options backtesting are Platinum only.
• It suits data-heavy day traders and options traders who will learn a dense tool. Swing traders who want prebuilt scanners and tested systems next to the journal may get more from the Financial Tech Wiz Trading Journal, which we make.

TradesViz Review: The Short Verdict

TradesViz is a web-based trading journal that tries to do everything: journaling, 600+ statistics, AI review, simulators, a screener, options flow and backtesting. It claims 200,000+ traders, 250+ supported brokers and platforms and 70+ auto-sync connections, and it covers markets in the US, Canada, India, Australia, the EU, the UK and Singapore.

For the money, very few journals give you more features. Pro at $14.99 a month on the yearly plan is cheaper than TraderSync, TradeZella or Tradervue’s paid tiers, and it includes AI and API access those rivals either meter or do not offer. The catch is density: TradesViz shows you everything at once, and many of the tools its marketing leads with sit on Platinum.

Area	Verdict
Price	Strong. Pro is $179.88 a year; Platinum $269.88 a year
Free plan	Useful for stock traders only
Broker import	Wide: 250+ brokers and platforms, 70+ auto-sync connections
Analytics	The deepest we have seen in a journal
AI tools	Seven AI tools on Pro and Platinum, none on Basic
API and MCP	REST API and hosted MCP on Pro and Platinum
Ease of use	Steep learning curve
Mobile	Web app plus iOS and Android apps

TradesViz Pricing in November 2026

TradesViz has three plans. Yearly billing saves 25%, which TradesViz describes as three months free. Both paid plans start with a 7-day trial, and the free plan needs no card.

Plan	Monthly	Billed yearly	Limits	Headline features
Basic	$0	$0	Stocks only, 1 account, 3,000 executions a month	Auto-sync, 80+ base charts, P&L calendar, free Daily Drill simulator
Pro	$19.99	$14.99 a month	All asset types, 10 accounts, unlimited imports	100+ base charts, AI Coach and AI suite, 1 AI widget dashboard, 6 trading rules, REST API and MCP, prop firm compliance
Platinum	$29.99	$22.49 a month	All asset types, 20 accounts, unlimited imports	150+ base charts, 21-check AI Coach, 10 AI widget dashboards, 30 rules, exit analysis, trade replay, simulators, real-time screener, options flow and backtesting

Prices have crept up a little since spring 2026: Pro was $19 a month and Platinum $29, and the yearly equivalents stayed about the same. If you plan to use TradesViz for a year, the yearly plan is the better deal by a wide margin. Check the current numbers on the TradesViz pricing page before you buy, because the company updates the page often.

Is TradesViz Free?

Yes, there is a free-forever Basic plan, but it is narrow. You get stock trades only, one trading account and 3,000 executions a month. Auto-sync is included, along with unrealized P&L tracking, deposits and withdrawals, a P&L calendar, two image charts per trade and the Symbol Research and fundamentals dashboards. Basic also includes the Daily Drill, a free simulator that gives you one hidden market day to trade each day and reveals the date at the end.

What Basic leaves out matters more: no options, futures, forex or crypto, no AI tools, no API or MCP, no notes tab, no stop loss or commission tracking, and only the P&L charts can be explored point by point. For a stock trader with one account it is a fair way to test the interface. For anyone who trades options or futures, the real product starts at Pro.

Broker Import and Auto Sync

Broker coverage is one of TradesViz’s strengths. It lists 250+ brokers and platforms you can import from and 70+ auto-sync connections, and auto-sync is checked on all three plans, including Basic. Futures traders can auto-sync from Tradovate, NinjaTrader and Rithmic on the paid plans. Pro adds fine-grained import management, export management, automatic option spread detection and multi-currency support, so a multi-leg options trader will want Pro from day one.

Two caveats. First, the free plan’s 3,000-execution cap is generous for swing traders but can run out for an active scalper who splits orders. Second, executions imported through the REST API are limited to eligible USD US stocks and fixed-multiplier USD futures, so the API is not a back door for every asset the website supports. If you use Interactive Brokers, it is worth comparing how each journal handles Flex reports; our Interactive Brokers trading journal guide shows how ours does it.

Analytics: How Deep Does TradesViz Go?

This is why people pick TradesViz. The site counts 600+ statistics and charts across trade analysis, grouped analysis, performance analysis and date-based views. Basic gets 80+ base charts, Pro 100+ and Platinum 150+. On Pro you also get custom trade reports, equity curve comparison against any symbol, risk and performance statistics, a weekly P&L view, running P&L charts, auto insights, options Greeks versus performance, trades versus market performance, a dashboard-wide R-value toggle and fully custom dashboards.

Some of the best review tools are Platinum only: custom tag groups and tag analysis, best-exit, end-of-day and multi-timeframe exit analysis, running P&L analysis, trading plans and mistake analysis, the Options Command Center, pivot and grid charting, a dividend tracker and the unified view. If you journal by setup tags and want to see which tags make money, check that before choosing Pro.

In practice, the depth is both the selling point and the problem. A new trader can open the dashboard and not know where to look. TradesViz works best when you already know the questions you want answered, such as whether your losers are held longer than your winners or how your results change with implied volatility.

TradesViz AI Tools on Pro and Platinum

TradesViz now leads with AI. The AI Coach Trading Review ranks up to eight findings about your trading by dollar impact and confidence. On Pro it runs 16 core checks; Platinum adds five more, including exit-quality checks and trade-plan adherence, for 21 in total. Six more AI tools sit alongside it on both paid plans:

• AI Query: ask a plain-English question and get a chart or table back.
• AI Widgets: save AI Query results to a dashboard (one dashboard on Pro, ten on Platinum).
• AI Chat and AI Summary: open-ended conversations about your trades and one-click summaries of a chart or table.
• AI Notes: draft trade notes with technical and qualitative context.
• AI Daily Brief: scores each session against your own history and preps the next one.

The AI suite is genuinely broad, and unlike TraderSync it is not sold by the message. Basic has no AI at all. For a wider look at how AI features compare across journals, including ours, read our AI trading journal comparison.

REST API and Hosted MCP for ChatGPT and Claude

This is the biggest change since the older reviews, and TradesViz deserves credit for it. Pro and Platinum include a REST API and a hosted MCP server. You connect ChatGPT, Claude or another MCP client through a browser sign-in, with no local server to install and no API key needed for MCP. Once connected, your assistant can summarize last week’s trades, compare symbols, find trades by tag and save review notes from your real journal data.

The permission model is sensible. You choose which accounts and permissions each key or connection gets, start with read access, and grant editing or deletion separately. Day notes and journal notes need a separate opt-in, access can be revoked from a dashboard, and the connection cannot place, change or cancel broker orders. The REST API lets you script reports in Python, import supported executions, edit trades, update risk values and split or merge trades.

TradesViz is not the only journal with an MCP server. Ours has one too, and free accounts can use it for their own journal. Our trading journal MCP guide walks through how these connections work and what to check before you grant access.

Simulators, Trade Replay and Backtesting

Everyone gets the free Daily Drill. Everything else in this group is Platinum: the advanced trading simulator (any symbol, any date, multi-chart, second-by-second replay for stocks, futures, forex and options, plus a prop challenge mode), the universal simulator covering about 40,000 tickers, trade replay, a stop loss and profit target what-if simulator, technical analysis backtesting with 70+ indicators on 35,000+ symbols, options execution simulation, an options strategy backtester for US and NSE options and options payoff charts.

Platinum also bundles a real-time stock screener, daily screener results, a seasonality screener, and an options flow dashboard and scanner. These are general tools you set up yourself: you choose the indicators, the rules and the universe. That is powerful if you like building tests, and a lot of work if you would rather start from a scan someone has already defined and tested.

TradesViz Pros and Cons

Pros

• More features per dollar than any other journal we have reviewed
• Pro includes every asset type, including futures, forex, crypto, CFDs and event contracts
• Seven AI tools with no per-message cap stated
• REST API and hosted MCP with account-level permissions
• Wide broker list, futures auto-sync and prop firm compliance tracking on Pro
• Deep options tooling on Platinum

Cons

• Steep learning curve and a crowded interface
• The free plan is stocks only, one account, with no AI or API
• Tag analysis, exit analysis, trade replay and the simulators need Platinum
• The screener and backtester are build-your-own; there are no tested, ready-made systems
• API execution imports cover only eligible US stocks and some USD futures

Who TradesViz Suits, and Who Should Skip It

A good fit: active day traders and options traders who want to slice their results every possible way, futures traders on Tradovate, NinjaTrader or Rithmic who want auto-sync, funded traders who want prop firm compliance tracking (see our prop firm trading journal guide), and anyone who wants AI and an API on a budget.

Probably not a fit: newer traders who need a simple routine more than 600 statistics, stock traders who would be happy with Basic but want AI, and swing traders whose real problem is finding the next trade rather than dissecting the last one. If you want something simpler or a different price, our TraderSync alternatives roundup compares TradesViz with six other journals, and the TradeZella review covers the most polished rival.

TradesViz vs the Financial Tech Wiz Trading Journal

Full disclosure: we make the Financial Tech Wiz Trading Journal, so weigh my opinion accordingly. TradesViz has no affiliate program with us, and we earn nothing if you sign up there. To see both next to TradeZella, TraderSync, Tradervue and others, use the trading journal comparison table.

Feature	TradesViz	Financial Tech Wiz Trading Journal
Free plan	Basic: stocks only, 1 account, 3,000 executions a month	Free account: unlimited trades, manual entry and file imports
Paid price	Pro $19.99/mo or $179.88/yr; Platinum $29.99/mo or $269.88/yr	$19/mo or $119/yr, one plan
Live broker sync	70+ auto-sync connections, all plans	Broker Auto Sync, 25+ brokers, paid
Futures sync	Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic	No; manual entry or Tradovate, NinjaTrader and TopstepX file imports
AI	AI Coach and six AI tools, Pro and Platinum	AI Trading Coach, paid
API and MCP	Pro and Platinum	Free for your own journal (52 of 82 tools); all tools on paid
Trade replay	Platinum	Free, on daily charts
Prebuilt scanners	Real-time screener you configure, Platinum	Prebuilt stock scanners; today’s results on paid, five-session delay on free
Tested systems	No	Official Breakout, Official Dip and Official Combo with backtests, paid
Simulators	Daily Drill free; full simulators on Platinum	No
Mobile app	iOS and Android apps	Web app, no native app

The honest summary: TradesViz wins on raw analytics, simulators, options tools and futures sync. If those are what you need, pick TradesViz. Ours is built for a different trader. The free account gives you unlimited trades for any asset you log, imports from named broker files (11 brokers, including Interactive Brokers, Schwab, Fidelity, Robinhood and tastytrade, plus a column mapper), journal analytics, MAE/MFE stats, trade replay on daily charts and MCP access for your own journal.

The paid plan, $19 a month or $119 a year (about $9.92 a month), adds Broker Auto Sync with 25+ brokers, the AI Trading Coach, which answers questions using your own journal data, today’s live and preliminary results from our prebuilt stock scanners, and the Official systems with their full backtests. That is the difference: TradesViz gives you a screener and a backtester to build your own process, while ours hands a swing trader defined scans and tested rules to follow, then journals the result. Backtest results are hypothetical and do not guarantee future returns.

Final Verdict: Is TradesViz Worth It?

Yes, for the right trader. TradesViz Pro at $14.99 a month on the yearly plan is one of the strongest values in trading journals, and the new AI suite and MCP server keep it current. Platinum is worth the extra $7.50 a month only if you will use the simulators, exit analysis, tag analysis or options tools. Start with Basic or the 7-day trial and give it two weeks before you judge the interface; it takes that long to find your way around.

If you are still choosing, our best trading journals roundup compares TradesViz with six other journals on price, free plans, broker sync and AI.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does TradesViz cost?

Basic is free. Pro is $19.99 a month or $14.99 a month billed yearly (about $179.88 a year), and Platinum is $29.99 a month or $22.49 a month billed yearly (about $269.88 a year). Both paid plans have a 7-day trial. Prices checked November 10, 2026.

Is TradesViz free?

The Basic plan is free forever with no card. It covers stock trades only, one account and 3,000 executions a month, and includes auto-sync and the Daily Drill simulator, but no AI tools, API or MCP.

What does TradesViz do?

TradesViz imports your trades from 250+ brokers and platforms and turns them into statistics, charts and AI reviews. Paid plans add AI tools, a REST API and MCP, and Platinum adds simulators, trade replay, a real-time screener, options flow and backtesting.

Is TradesViz safe?

TradesViz is a journal, not a broker, and its API and MCP connections cannot place, change or cancel broker orders. You choose which accounts and permissions each connection gets and can revoke access at any time. As with any journal, use read-only broker connections where your broker offers them.

Can TradesViz connect to ChatGPT or Claude?

Yes, on Pro and Platinum. Its hosted MCP server connects ChatGPT, Claude or another MCP client through a browser sign-in. The Financial Tech Wiz Trading Journal also has an MCP server, available on the free account for your own journal.

Is TradesViz better than TradeZella?

TradesViz is cheaper and deeper on statistics, simulators and options tools, and it has a free plan. TradeZella costs more, starting at $35 a month, and has no free plan, but it is easier to learn and its PropFirm Sync is built for funded accounts. Data-heavy traders lean TradesViz; traders who value a clean interface lean TradeZella.

Who owns TradesViz?

The terms of service on tradesviz.com say the platform is developed and operated by Smirmatec Private Limited.

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