EasyExecute vs TradingView: Features, Limits and Price Compared
People ask us one question again and again: how does EasyExecute compare with TradingView? Here is a fair answer, with numbers you can check.
The numbers side by side
| EasyExecute | TradingView | |
|---|---|---|
| Charts on one screen | Up to 9 | 1 on Free; 2, 4 or 8 on paid plans; 16 on the top plan |
| Indicators on one chart | Up to 30 | 2 on Free; 5, 10 or 25 on paid plans; 50 on the top plan |
| Price per month | Testing ₹200 to ₹600 (not final) | About ₹695 to ₹5,095 on monthly billing for the main paid plans |
| Main markets | NSE: stocks, indices, futures, options | Markets all over the world |
| Account to practise with | Virtual account built in | Paper trading is available |
TradingView numbers come from public plan listings in October 2026. Plans and prices change, so check TradingView’s pricing page before you decide.
What EasyExecute adds
- Easy Execute. One screen to plan an order as a ladder, price levels, time slices, % of volume, iceberg, EMA, VWAP or anchored VWAP. You read what the plan will do before it starts. More here.
- Several strikes by spot points. Put lots on many option strikes, each going in when the spot moves, each with its own target and stop-loss.
- Options tools. Option chain with open interest, a strategy builder with a payoff graph, multi-strike OI and expiry levels.
- Skill report and trade journal. Your closed trades graded in five areas, with a journal to write why you took each one.
Where TradingView is stronger
- Stocks, forex, crypto and futures from many countries.
- A very large community: shared ideas, and scripts written in Pine Script.
- Mobile apps that are polished and used by millions.
- Years of history and a huge number of users who can answer your questions.
How to decide in ten minutes
- 1Count your indicators
Open your best TradingView chart. How many indicators does it have? If more than your plan allows, you are already paying to work around a limit.
- 2Count your screens
How many charts do you want to see together? Many traders want 4 to 8.
- 3Add up the year
Multiply your monthly price by 12. Compare it with our planned price using the savings calculator.
- 4Check your routine
Do you plan orders, write a journal and review results? If yes, those tools matter more than one more indicator.
EasyExecute is in beta and open to a few users. Join the early access list to hear first when it opens.
Want to trade with EasyExecute?
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Fill the early access form → Beta: open to a few invited users. Virtual account for now. No advice, no promise of profit.Questions people ask
Does EasyExecute have more indicators than TradingView?
EasyExecute allows up to 30 indicators on one chart on every account. On public listings, TradingView allows 2 on Free, 5 on Essential, 10 on Plus, 25 on Premium and 50 on the top plan. The number of different indicator types is a separate question: TradingView has a very large library, including community scripts.
Is EasyExecute cheaper than TradingView?
That is the plan. TradingView’s main paid plans are about ₹695 to ₹5,095 a month on monthly billing. We are testing ₹200 to ₹600 a month. The final price will be announced before opening.
Is there an unlimited plan?
No. We do not hide limits behind plans, but we do keep sensible limits: 30 indicators on a chart, 9 charts on a screen and 50 saved layouts.
Which is better for options traders in India?
EasyExecute has an option chain with open interest, a strategy builder with payoff graph, multi-strike OI and expiry levels built in. Read the OI article.