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Which TradingView Plan Do You Need?

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Answer five questions and get one plan with the reason, its price and the cheaper option if there is one. Your answers stay in your browser.

1. How do you trade?
2. How many charts do you want on one screen?
3. Most indicators you run on a single chart?

A script that draws several lines still counts as one indicator.

4. How many alerts do you keep active at once?
5. Do you need any of these?

How the picker works

Each answer maps to the cheapest TradingView plan whose limits cover it, using the limits on TradingView's pricing page (checked October 2026). The picker recommends the highest of those plans, so the result covers every answer. If only one answer pushes you up a tier, it tells you what the plan below would cost.

It recommends the free Basic plan whenever your answers allow it. For the full comparison read Is TradingView Premium worth it?, and for ways to stretch the free plan see TradingView free plan limits.

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