Does TradesViz have a free plan?

Yes. TradesViz Basic is free forever for stocks on one account, up to 3,000 executions a month, and can auto-sync stock trades from supported brokers (checked 5 Nov 2026). Journalit's free plan has unlimited trades and accounts in any market, entered by hand; imports need Pro.

How much does TradesViz cost?

TradesViz Pro is US$19.99/mo, or US$14.99/mo billed annually. Platinum is US$29.99/mo, or US$22.49/mo billed annually. Both paid plans have a seven-day trial (checked 5 Nov 2026). Journalit Pro is $19/month, or $180/year (≈$15/month billed yearly).

Is TradesViz worth it?

TradesViz can be worth it if you want AI coaching, simulators and trade replay, options tools, native phone apps, or auto-sync from many brokers. Journalit is the better fit if you want your journal as files you own, offline use, and free journalling beyond stocks.

Can I export my TradesViz journal before switching?

Mostly. TradesViz lets you download your trades or executions as a file, re-download the files you imported, and back up notes with an Export notes button. Its guides do not describe a bulk export of screenshots, so save those separately.

Does TradesViz work offline?

TradesViz is a hosted web app with phone apps, and its guides do not describe offline use. Journalit stores your journal as files in Obsidian and works offline.

TradesViz alternative that keeps your journal in files you own

Journalit keeps your journal as files on your computer, free to start. TradesViz is a hosted analytics platform with AI coaching, simulators and phone apps.

Install free How Journalit works Which should you choose?

Which to choose/Pricing/Features/Walkthrough/Switching/FAQ

By the Journalit team · Facts checked 5 Nov 2026 · How we compared

Which should you choose?

Pick Journalit if

You want your journal as files you own
You journal offline
You want free journalling beyond stocks
You want every screenshot in your own files

Pick TradesViz if

You want AI coaching on your trades
You use simulators or trade replay
You trade options and want options tools
You review on a phone app

Stay on TradesViz if

Replay or simulators are part of your routine
Your free stock auto-sync covers you
You rely on its prop-firm compliance dashboard

TradesViz facts from its pricing page and free plan page, checked 5 Nov 2026.

Journalit Home View with trading reviews, goals, account metrics, and performance widgets

Journalit Home View brings reviews, goals, account metrics, and performance context into one journal.

TradesViz pricing in 2026

Free for stocks on 1 account. Paid plans have a 7-day trial.

TradesViz Pro costs about the same as Journalit Pro's $180/yr billed-yearly price. Platinum costs 50% more than Journalit Pro's $180/yr billed-yearly price.

Journalit Pro: $180/yr billed yearly. TradesViz: $179.88–$269.88/yr. The cheapest plan is about the same price; you save up to $89.88 a year on higher plans (Journalit billed yearly).

Yearly price of each plan, compared with Journalit Pro.
Plan	Yearly cost and billing	vs Journalit $180/yr billed yearly
Journalit ProEvery feature, nothing locked	$180/yr billed yearly · $228/yr if paid monthly ($19/mo)	You pay this
TradesViz ProUp to 10 accounts	$179.88/yr · $14.99/mo billed yearly	About the same as Journalit's yearly priceAbout the same price as TradesViz Pro (Journalit billed yearly).Journalit costs $48.12/yr more than TradesViz Pro (Journalit paid monthly).
TradesViz PlatinumUp to 20 accounts, replay	$269.88/yr · $22.49/mo billed yearly	50% more than Journalit's yearly priceYou save $89.88/yr vs TradesViz Platinum (Journalit billed yearly).

Every plan, paid for a year, billed yearly where offered. Relative labels compare with Journalit Pro at $180/yr billed yearly; Journalit is $228/yr if paid monthly ($19/mo). USD before tax. Checked 5 Nov 2026: TradesViz.

Journalit vs TradesViz

Journalit and TradesViz compared feature by feature
Feature	Journalit	TradesViz
Journal stays on your deviceTrades, notes and reviews as files	On your device*	Hosted, US servers
Export everythingTrades, notes and screenshots	Already files	Trades and notes
Works offline	Yes	Not documented
Free plan	Unlimited, manual	Stocks, 1 account
Broker imports	18 brokers, Pro	250+ listed
Prop-firm challenge tracking	Built in	Compliance dashboard
Mobile	Obsidian app	iOS and Android
AI assistant	No	AI Coach, paid plans
Replay and simulators	No	Platinum
Share with a mentor	Images only	View-only sharing

Journalit and TradesViz compared feature by feature
Journalit	TradesViz
Journal stays on your deviceTrades, notes and reviews as files
On your device*	Hosted, US servers
Export everythingTrades, notes and screenshots
Already files	Trades and notes
Works offline
Yes	Not documented
Free plan
Unlimited, manual	Stocks, 1 account
Broker imports
18 brokers, Pro	250+ listed
Prop-firm challenge tracking
Built in	Compliance dashboard
Mobile
Obsidian app	iOS and Android
AI assistant
No	AI Coach, paid plans
Replay and simulators
No	Platinum
Share with a mentor
Images only	View-only sharing

* With Trade Sync (Pro), synced trades also pass through Journalit’s servers. TradesViz facts checked 5 Nov 2026; the arrow beside each one opens TradesViz’s own page. Comparing more tools? See every trading journal side by side.

Same task in both tools

Import a broker CSV, then review a losing week.

In Journalit

1
Export from your broker
Follow the broker export guide
2
Open Trade Import
Pick the platform and account
3
Check the preview
Every trade, before anything is saved
4
Open the weekly review
All five days in one note
5
Answer the losing-trade questions
Your own questions, set in Layout Builder

Preview is free; importing needs Pro. From the Trade Import guide and review docs.

In TradesViz

1
Export from your broker
Follow TradesViz’s broker steps
2
Import
Pick account, broker, time zone
3
Calendar → Week
Weekly view needs a paid plan
4
Find the losing week
Explore its trades, save a review

From TradesViz’s guides: import · weekly view

Journalit Trade Import asking “Where are these trades from?” with a grid of broker and platform tiles — Step 2 · Pick the platform

Journalit import review step showing parsed rows from a broker CSV before import — Step 3 · Check every trade first

Daily Reviews by Weekday widget listing Monday to Friday with Open links — Step 4 · The whole week in one note

Switching from TradesViz

Four steps. Start small and check before you cancel.

Step 1
Export from TradesViz
- Trades: Import → Export/Manage (how)
- Notes: Export notes button (how)
- Re-download your original imports
- No screenshot export found
Step 2
Import into Journalit
- Best: your broker’s own export
- Or the TradesViz file as Own spreadsheet (guide)
- Preview is free; importing needs Pro
Step 3
Rebuild
- Strategy tags → setups
- Exported notes → trade notes
- Checklists → review templates
- No equivalent for simulators
Step 4
Test before you cancel
- Import one week first
- Match TradesViz’s weekly totals
- Check fees, time zone and fills
- Re-import once: duplicates get flagged

How we compared

Sources: TradesViz’s pricing page, FAQ and guides
Checked: 5 Nov 2026
Method: No paid TradesViz account. Its steps follow TradesViz’s own guides.
Written by: The Journalit team, so we are not neutral. Spot an error? contact@journalit.co

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