TradingView Free vs Paid: Features That Are Fully Unlocked Here
TradingView's free plan limits you to 2 indicators per chart, 1 chart per tab, and 3 price alerts. CryptoHalley unlocks those features at no cost and without an account, specifically for crypto markets. This page puts the two side by side, including a section on what TradingView has and CryptoHalley doesn't. Not financial advice.
TradingView plan figures are taken from the comparison table on TradingView's official pricing page, checked September 23, 2026. CryptoHalley figures are counted from the app's code. TradingView's terms may change, re-check their pricing page before deciding.
Comparison table: TradingView Basic, TradingView Premium, and CryptoHalley
TradingView Premium is used as the comparison column because it's the plan with the loosest limits below the Ultimate tier.
| Feature | TradingView Basic (free) | TradingView Premium | CryptoHalley (free) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost per monthThe Premium price above is the annual billing price listed at the time of checking. Paying monthly costs more, and prices may change at any time. | USD 0 | USD 59.95 | USD 0 |
| Indicators per chartTradingView plans include: Essential 5, Plus 10, Ultimate 50. CryptoHalley sets no limit on the number of active indicators on one chart. | 2 | 25 | Unlimited, 150+ ready-made indicators |
| Charts per tab / screen | 1 | 8 | 4 in Multi-chart, up to 9 in Dashboard |
| Active price alertsCryptoHalley alerts are stored in your browser and evaluated while the page is open. TradingView alerts run server-side, so they stay active when the browser is closed, a real difference, see the next section. | 3 | 400 | Unlimited |
| Volume Profile | Not included | Included | Included |
| Bar replayOn TradingView's free plan, replay uses daily data and above; minute data is only available on paid plans. CryptoHalley's replay plays back the candle range already loaded from the exchange. | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Intraday Renko & Line BreakEleven types in CryptoHalley: candles, hollow candles, Heikin Ashi, bars, line, area, baseline, step line, columns, Renko, Line Break. | Not included | Included | Included, 17 chart types |
| Drawing toolsTradingView wins this row, even on its free plan. CryptoHalley has 30 tools, enough for trend lines, levels, Fibonacci, channels, pitchforks, and measuring, but admittedly far fewer. | 110+ | 110+ | 30 |
| Ads on chart | Yes | No | No |
| Account / loginChart settings are stored in the browser. Optional login to sync your watchlist, local alerts, and dashboard, and to save a personal portfolio. | Account required to save layouts and alerts | Account required | Optional login |
What TradingView has and we DON'T
This list isn't lip service. If any point below is your reason for using TradingView, CryptoHalley won't replace it.
Markets beyond crypto
Stocks, forex, bonds, commodities, indices, and non-crypto futures aren't on CryptoHalley at all. If you follow Indonesian stocks or US markets, that need isn't met here.
Data from many exchanges
CryptoHalley reads Binance, Bybit, and Hyperliquid. TradingView provides data from dozens of exchanges and data vendors, including licensed exchange data that can't be pulled from public endpoints.
Pine Script
There's no scripting language for writing your own indicators or strategies, and no backtester. CryptoHalley's indicators are a fixed list compiled into the app.
Community and public ideas
No user profiles, published ideas, comments, or library of thousands of community-built indicators. TradingView's social side is a big reason people stay there, and CryptoHalley doesn't copy it.
Connected brokers
You can't place orders from the chart, there's no paper trading, and no Depth of Market for trading. CryptoHalley only displays data.
Desktop and mobile apps
There are no native apps for Windows, macOS, Android, or iOS. CryptoHalley runs only in the browser, though its layout adapts to phone screens.
Alerts that run with the browser closed
CryptoHalley price alerts are evaluated in the browser while the page is open. TradingView alerts run on its servers, so they still fire even when the app is closed.
Long bar history and that many drawing tools
TradingView provides up to 20,000 historical bars on the Premium plan and 110+ drawing tools even on its free plan. CryptoHalley loads candle ranges from exchange APIs and offers 80 drawing tools.
What CryptoHalley has beyond a regular chart
This section sits outside the table above because these aren't chart features but derived crypto market data panels.
Three-layer liquidation heatmap
Estimates, actual liquidations over the last 48 hours, and liquidation prices from Hyperliquid wallet positions that are actually open. Available for 24 coins.
View liquidation heatmap →Funding rate and open interest
A funding rate table for perpetual pairs available from 299 coins and open interest for 30 pairs, read directly from Binance's public endpoints by your browser.
View funding rate table →Hyperliquid large-wallet positions
Open positions of the 150 largest wallets with 24h flows, from public on-chain data.
View large-wallet positions →A dashboard you build yourself
A widget grid you can add to, remove from, and rearrange: charts, watchlist, funding, liquidations, calendar, order book, and more. Up to 9 charts on one screen, with 8 presets and 6 saved template slots.
Open dashboard →FAQ
- Does TradingView have a free version, and what are its limits?
- Yes. TradingView's Basic plan costs USD 0 and has no time limit. Its limits, as checked on September 23, 2026 on TradingView's official pricing page: 2 indicators per chart, 1 chart per tab, 3 active price alerts, 5,000 historical bars, no Volume Profile, no intraday Renko and Line Break, and ads on the chart. Drawing tools remain complete (110+) even on the free plan, and bar replay still works for daily data and above.
- Which paid TradingView features can be used for free on CryptoHalley?
- Volume Profile, Renko and Line Break, unlimited indicators per chart (150+ indicators available), more than one chart on one screen (8 in Multi-chart, up to 9 in Dashboard), unlimited price alerts, and ad-free charts. Free. Optional login for sync & portfolio. This isn't access to TradingView, but equivalent features built in-house at CryptoHalley.
- Is there a way to get TradingView premium or "fully free"?
- There are only two legitimate ways: use the Basic plan, which is genuinely free, or try a paid plan through TradingView's own official trial. Modded apps, shared accounts, and pirated versions violate TradingView's terms of service, risk getting the account closed, and are often used as wrappers for malware. If what you're really after is the paid features rather than the TradingView brand, free alternatives like CryptoHalley cover most of those needs for crypto markets.
- Can CryptoHalley replace TradingView?
- For some people, yes; for many, no. If you only watch crypto on Binance, Bybit, or Hyperliquid and what holds you back is the indicator and chart limits on the free plan, CryptoHalley closes that gap. If you need stocks or forex, write your own indicators in Pine Script, place orders through a broker, or need alerts that keep running with the browser closed, TradingView remains irreplaceable. This page compares features; it isn't asking you to switch.
TradingView is a trademark of TradingView, Inc. CryptoHalley is not affiliated with, associated with, or endorsed by TradingView, Inc. The name is used on this page solely to refer to the product being compared. All TradingView plan figures come from their official pricing page as of September 23, 2026 and may change at any time.