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A TradingView alternative that runs your Pine

Chart GT gives you live charts for US stocks, ETFs and crypto, a Pine Script editor and server-side alerts, with live data on the free plan. Here is how it compares with TradingView.

Last updated October 17, 2026

On this page
  1. 1. Why people switch to Chart GT
  2. 2. Chart GT vs TradingView, feature by feature
  3. 3. Moving your Pine scripts
  4. 4. Which one to choose
  5. 5. Questions
  6. 6. About this comparison

In short

  • Chart GT is a browser-based charting platform and a TradingView alternative for US stocks, ETFs and crypto.
  • It runs most Pine Script v5 and v6 indicators and strategies, so you can bring your scripts.
  • Paid plans cost $9.99 to $59 a month, against $14.95 to $239.95 for TradingView's.
  • TradingView covers far more markets and has mobile apps and broker trading; Chart GT is focused and cheaper.

1. Why people switch to Chart GT

  • Lower prices. Chart GT Essential is $9.99 a month against $14.95 for TradingView Essential, and Ultimate is $59 against $239.95.
  • More on the free plan. 3 indicators per chart, 10 price alerts and 3 technical alerts, and no ads.
  • More alerts for the money. Essential includes 100 price and 50 technical alerts, checked on our servers at every bar close and sent by email or webhook.
  • Your Pine code still works. Paste a Pine Script v5 or v6 indicator or strategy into our Pine Editor and add it to a chart.

2. Chart GT vs TradingView, feature by feature

FeatureChart GTTradingView
Cheapest paid planEssential: $9.99/mo ($7.99/mo billed annually)Essential: $14.95/mo ($12.95/mo billed annually)
Mid-tier planPremium: $24.99/moPlus: $34.95/mo; Premium: $69.95/mo
Top planUltimate: $59.00/moUltimate: $239.95/mo
Free plan3 indicators per chart, 10 price alerts, 3 technical alerts, no ads2 indicators per chart, 3 price alerts, no technical alerts, ads
Alerts on the cheapest paid plan100 price and 50 technical alerts20 price and 20 technical alerts
Charts per layout (cheapest paid plan)42
Pine Script®Runs most Pine Script v5 and v6 code (PineTS engine)Native; Pine Script v6
US stock dataReal time on every plan from the IEX exchange; consolidated daily volumeReal time on every plan via Cboe One; NYSE and Nasdaq feeds are paid add-ons on paid plans
MarketsUS stocks and ETFs, 100 major crypto pairsGlobal stocks, ETFs, futures, forex, crypto, bonds, indices and economic data
Script marketplaceOpen-source, protected, invite-only and paid scriptsLarge public library; paid invite-only scripts sold through its Marketplace
Mobile appsNo (desktop browser)Yes, iOS and Android
Trading from the chartNo broker integrationsYes, through supported brokers

TradingView prices (USD, billed monthly) and limits are from its pricing page and data coverage page, checked on the date at the top of this page. Plans and prices change; check TradingView for the latest.

3. Moving your Pine scripts

  1. Open your script in TradingView’s Pine Editor and copy the code.
  2. Open the chart on Chart GT, open the Pine Editor from the right-hand toolbar and paste it.
  3. Save it and choose Add to chart. Errors show in the console under the code.

Most v5 and v6 scripts run unchanged. Library imports and requests for fundamental data aren’t supported yet. You can also start from the community library of indicators and strategies.

4. Which one to choose

Choose Chart GT if you chart US stocks, ETFs or crypto, want more alerts and indicators for less, and like writing or running Pine Script.

Choose TradingView if you need futures, forex or international exchanges, mobile apps, trading from the chart through a broker, or its large social community.

5. Questions

Is Chart GT a TradingView alternative?

Yes. Chart GT is a browser-based charting platform for US stocks, ETFs and crypto that runs most Pine Script v5 and v6 code, with live data on every plan and alerts that run on our servers. It is a separate product, not affiliated with TradingView.

Can I use my TradingView Pine scripts on Chart GT?

Most Pine Script v5 and v6 indicators and strategies run as they are: copy the code from the Pine Editor on TradingView and paste it into the Pine Editor on Chart GT. Library imports and requests for fundamental data are not supported yet.

Is Chart GT cheaper than TradingView?

Yes. Chart GT's paid plans cost $9.99, $24.99 and $59.00 a month, against $14.95, $34.95, $69.95 and $239.95 for TradingView's Essential, Plus, Premium and Ultimate (TradingView's pricing page, October 2026). The free plan has more indicators and alerts and no ads.

Is the data live on the free plan?

Yes. US stocks, ETFs and crypto are live on every Chart GT plan, including Free, from 1-minute bars up. Intraday stock data comes from the IEX exchange, so intraday volume counts IEX trades; daily bars use consolidated volume.

How much does Chart GT cost?

Chart GT has a free plan. Paid plans are Essential at $9.99, Premium at $24.99 and Ultimate at $59.00 a month, or $7.99, $19.99 and $49.00 a month billed annually.

What does TradingView have that Chart GT doesn’t?

TradingView covers far more markets (futures, forex, bonds and international exchanges), has mobile apps, broker integrations for trading from the chart, a social network and a much larger script library. Chart GT focuses on US stocks, ETFs and crypto in the browser.

6. About this comparison

TradingView® and Pine Script® are trademarks of TradingView, Inc. Chart GT is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by TradingView. Found something out of date? Tell us and we’ll fix it.

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