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EdgeFlow vs Tradervue: a free start, or your own confluences?
Tradervue has a free plan, broker sync and your trades drawn on charts. EdgeFlow counts which of your own confluences made or cost you money, and tests them as one plan on new trades.
What Tradervue's own site shows, checked on 11 October 2026.
The short version
Choose EdgeFlow if
- You already log your trades and can’t say which confluences carry your results
- You want your confluences counted together, with the trades behind every answer
- You want to turn what paid into a plan and see if it keeps holding
Choose Tradervue if
- You want to start free
- You want trades synced from your broker and drawn on charts
- You work with a mentor who reviews your trades
- You trade stocks or options
Side by side.
Updated 11 October 2026
| Feature | EdgeFlow | Tradervue |
|---|---|---|
| Your own confluences on every trade | Setup, market, entry and after entry, ticked per trade | Tagging and filtering |
| Which confluences made or cost money | Each confluence, and your confluences together as one combination | Reports filtered by a tag |
| Plan tested on new trades | Freeze the plan, then see the trades you took since | Not shown on their site |
| Exit analysis | How far each trade ran in your favour, when you log it | Trade exit analysis and a max potential profit and loss report on Gold |
| Free plan | No free plan | Yes, Basic, with a limit on trades. Check their site for the limit. |
| Broker sync | CSV import, or log by hand | Yes, on the paid plans |
| Trades on a chart | You add your own screenshot | Entries and exits drawn on a TradingView chart |
| Sharing and mentoring | Groups up to 50, leaderboard in R | Share trades with a community, mentors and mentees |
| Markets | Built for futures, forex and crypto | Stocks, options, futures and forex |
| Price | One plan: Pro | Free, then Silver and Gold |
Where EdgeFlow goes deeper
What paid, and in which market.
See which of your confluences made you money and which cost you. Then split the same trades on any confluence you log, like trend or range.
Freeze the plan. See if it holds.
Freeze your plan and test it on the trades you take next.
Where Tradervue is ahead
If these matter most, pick Tradervue.
- A free plan, so you can start without paying.
- Broker sync on the paid plans.
- Your entries and exits drawn on a chart.
- Sharing trades with a community and with a mentor.
- Stocks and options as well as futures and forex.
Your broker knows your results, not which confluences you saw before you got in. In EdgeFlow you tick those on each trade.
What each one costs.
EdgeFlow
$45 a month, or $378 a year
VAT included.
Everything is in Pro. Cancel in Settings, any time.
Get startedTradervue
- BasicFree, with a limit on trades
- Silver$29.95 a month
- Gold$49.95 a month
List prices from their pricing page on 11 October 2026. Check their site for today's.
Their pricing pageSwitching from Tradervue.
Yes, as a CSV file with a date, the prices and a buy or sell column. Your results come in. Your confluences don’t, so you tick them on each trade or start from your next one.
Yes. You can keep the free Tradervue plan for charts and log the trades you want to study in EdgeFlow.
EdgeFlow is built for futures, forex and crypto traders. If you mainly trade stocks, a journal that names stocks, like Tradervue, is the safer pick.
Not right now. The demo walks through the whole method on an example journal.