Trade Ideas pricing (how to think about it)¶
Pricing changes. Plan features change. So the rule is simple: use the official page for the numbers, and use this page to decide what you actually need.
Don’t buy blind
Prices change, features shuffle. If you’re about to purchase, pull up the official page in another tab and keep this page open as your decision checklist.
Verdict (fast)
Start with the smallest plan that lets you build one lane + one alert window. Upgrade only when you can name the exact feature you’re missing.
What you're paying for (the honest answer)¶
You're paying for speed and structure: - faster candidate discovery ("stocks in play") - less noise (when your lane is tight) - a workflow you can repeat daily
If you only trade a tiny watchlist and live on charts, you may not need it.
The beginner pricing path that works¶
This is the path that saves most people money:
- Start small and learn the UI.
- Build ONE scanner you understand.
- Build ONE alert window you can actually tolerate.
- Only then decide if you need more.
If you're skipping steps 2 and 3, a higher plan will not fix it.
When it makes sense to upgrade¶
Upgrade when you can honestly say: - "I have a lane" - "I know what my windows are doing" - "I can reduce noise by tightening, not by adding filters forever"
FAQ (pricing)¶
What plan should I buy?¶
Start with the cheapest plan that supports your workflow, then upgrade when you know what you’re missing: - Free vs Basic vs Premium
Is annual cheaper than monthly?¶
Often, yes — but only commit annually once you’re actually using Trade Ideas consistently. If you’re still learning the UI and your lane, monthly is safer.
Are there discounts or coupons?¶
Sometimes. They change. Use the official pricing page for current numbers and see: - Coupon / discounts + trial tips
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