gStockly vs TradingView cost comparison
This page is intentionally hidden from navigation. It compares gStockly pricing with the current TradingView public pricing page, then adds an alert-focused view so we can judge whether our plans are cheap, fair, or underpriced for the capacity we give away.
Quick read
What this page is trying to answer in one glance.
Loading live gStockly pricing and building the comparison summary.
The comparisons below are directional, not legal-equivalent plan matching.
TradingView and gStockly are different products. The most honest part of the comparison is:
price, alert capacity, scanner/editor access, and whether a user needs multi-chart execution depth or just actionable alerting.
Green = gStockly cheaper
Neutral = roughly similar
Red = gStockly more expensive
Snapshot by brand
Annual-billed monthly equivalent.
gStockly live plans
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TradingView official snapshot
Price mapping
Rough nearest-tier comparison using annual-billed monthly pricing.
| gStockly plan | gStockly monthly eq. | TradingView reference | TV monthly eq. | TV in EUR est. | Difference vs TV | Read |
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Alert economics
Where our value proposition becomes more concrete.
| Plan | Annual monthly eq. | Simple price alerts | Heavy indicator alerts | Cost per 100 simple alerts | Cost per 100 heavy alerts |
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gStockly alert points are weighted: price = 1, drawing/Fibonacci = 2, indicator = 4.
So “simple price alerts” means maximum count if the user spends all points on price alerts;
“heavy indicator alerts” means maximum count if the user spends all points on indicator alerts.
TradingView reference matrix
Official public snapshot, not a scraped live widget.
| TradingView tier | CHF / mo | EUR / mo est. | Price alerts | Technical alerts | Charts / tab | Indicators / chart |
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Sources and caveats
TradingView source:
tradingview.com/pricing.
Snapshot observed on June 22, 2026.
FX source:
ECB CHF reference rate.
Reference used: EUR 1 = CHF 0.9248, published June 19, 2026.
TradingView pricing is localized and may vary by currency, taxes, promotions, or business/professional status.
Their pricing page also states that only Ultimate is available for professional users.
This page is intentionally not linked from the public navigation. If we later want to publish it, we should review wording carefully:
direct competitor comparisons are fine only if they stay factual and time-stamped.