TradesViz review (2026): lots of features, too many?
An honest TradesViz review: what the free plan gives you, the real price of Pro and Platinum, and why its biggest strength is also its problem.
TradesViz is the journal with the most features per dollar on the market. And that sentence, which sounds like praise, is also its main problem.
Price
| Plan | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $0 | ~3,000 executions a month, stocks only |
| Pro | $19.99/mo ($14.99 yearly) | All asset classes, unlimited imports, 100+ charts |
| Platinum | $29.99/mo ($22.49 yearly) | AI, simulator, 600+ statistics |
What it does well
The amount of analysis. Over six hundred statistics and a hundred charts. If you have a specific question about your trading, TradesViz can very likely answer it.
The price for what you get. The yearly Pro plan works out to about $15 a month, half of TradeZella.
Imports from many brokers and supports all asset classes on paid plans.
Natural-language queries on Platinum: you ask and it answers with your data.
What it doesn't
The density. It's the first thing everyone who tries it says: there's so much it's hard to know where to look. A journal that overwhelms you every time you open it ends up never being opened.
The free plan is stocks only. If you trade futures, forex or crypto, the free version is of no use to you.
It's not built for funded trading. No firm drawdown, no consistency rule, no signals replicated across accounts.
Who it's for
Yes: you love data, trade stocks, and want to slice your trading fifty different ways for little money.
No: you want a simple daily review habit; you trade futures and want to try it free; dense technical jargon slows you down.
Our take
TradesViz proves something important: more data isn't more clarity.
If what you want is volume of data, TradesViz will give you more than we do. That's true and we won't argue it.
What we do argue is whether that's what a funded trader needs. Six hundred statistics don't tell you what to do tomorrow; knowing you moved your stop nine times this month and what it cost you does.
And for the same money (their yearly Pro and our Essential are on par) we bring three things they don't have: lessons ordered by your own mistake, a mentor who reviews your journal and the prop firm rules engine.
If you trade funded accounts, see the best trading journals.
Prices and terms checked in August 2026. Tools in this industry change them every few months: confirm on their website before deciding.
What makes TradiBook different
Every journal imports trades and shows a win rate. Not this.
Apex, Topstep, FundedNext, Tradeify… each account with its firm's logo and color, not a list of grey text. You recognize the account at a glance.
Card styles, light and dark theme, wallpapers and figures in money or percentage. One tap to change and it stays that way.
Minimal and polished: no twenty-tab menus or endless tables. Works just as well on your phone as on your computer.
Almost every journal is built by a software team. This one is run by a trader who also coaches other traders every day.
Funded account trader and trading coach: he reviews other traders' trading and helps them stop blowing accounts. That's where TradiBook came from. He didn't build it to sell a product: he built it because he needed to track his own accounts and no tool measured what mattered to him. Building it for his case, it ended up fitting anyone who trades funded accounts, because the problems are the same: the floor that moves, the accounts lost along the way and the plan that isn't followed.
Plan adherence, no-trade days and what you repeat most, measured automatically. Free plan, no card.
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