Best TradingView alternatives for crypto traders, compared
If TradingView's free plan feels tight, you have three real options: stay and pay, use your exchange's own chart, or switch to a crypto-only charting app such as TradingTwo. The right one depends on the alerts, indicators and markets you use. This page compares them on facts you can check.
The numbers side by side
| TradingView | TradingTwo | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Feature | Free (Basic) | Essential | One plan |
| Price a month, billed annually | $0 | $12.95 | $5 (or $50 a year) |
| Active price alerts | 3 | 20 | Up to 5,000* |
| Indicators on a chart | 2 | 5 | Unlimited* |
| Symbols in a watchlist | 30 | 1,000 | 1,000 |
| Charts on one tab | 1 | 2 | Up to 4 |
| What you can chart | Stocks, crypto and more | Stocks, crypto and more | Crypto only |
* Up to 5,000 alerts of every kind in one account (price, funding rate, open interest, Watchlist). These ceilings guard against abuse, not tiers. "Stocks, crypto and more" is TradingView's own description: they say they connect to hundreds of data feeds and over three and a half million instruments.
TradingView figures are from their public pricing page, annual billing, read 24 October 2026. Their paid plans go up to Ultimate at $199.95 a month: see every plan, row by row. Not affiliated with TradingView.
Which one fits you
Stay on TradingView if
You also trade stocks or forex, you write Pine Script, you use Bar Replay, or you want more than four charts on one tab (their plans go up to 16). TradingView also lists trading through selected brokers. TradingTwo has none of these.
Use your exchange's own chart if
You trade on one exchange and place your orders there. Its chart sits next to the order ticket, and there is nothing to install or pay for. It shows that exchange's market, which is the point of it, and it is not built to follow a list of coins across venues.
Try TradingTwo if
You trade crypto only, use a handful of indicators, and want alerts that do not expire, with room for thousands of them. You also get funding rate and open interest in panes under the chart, one price, and no ads. You can see the whole plan and its limits, or read how the alerts work.
Up to four charts on one screen
The three buttons at the left of the toolbar, 1, 2 and 4, set how many charts share the screen. Each chart holds its own Market, so you can watch Bitcoin, Ether, Solana and HYPE side by side.
What TradingTwo does not do
- No stocks, forex or commodities. It charts Hyperliquid perpetuals, the top 1,000 coins by market cap and DEX pools.
- No order placement. It is a charting and alerts tool.
- No Pine Script and no strategy backtesting.
- No Bar Replay.
- Up to four charts on a screen, not eight or sixteen.
If one of those is a must-have for you, stay where you are. We would rather say so than have you find out after paying.