TradingView Black Friday 2026 discounts and a free option
TradingView had announced no 2026 Black Friday sale on 19 October 2026. Last year's discounts, its prices before any sale, and a free option.
Saurav Wagh · 4 min read
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TradingView's own Black Friday page announced no 2026 sale on 19 October 2026. It says its engines are cooling "until the next big countdown" and names no date and no discount.
Last year's page, as archived by the Internet Archive on 21 November 2025, showed up to 80% off plus 1 free month. The sale ran from about 21 November to about 3 December 2025, by our reading of its countdowns.
Black Friday 2026 is Friday 27 November, the day after US Thanksgiving (Thursday 26 November). In Google Trends worldwide, searches for TradingView Black Friday peaked in the third or fourth week of November in each of the last four years. In 2025 the climb began in the first week of November, at 18 out of 100. The week of 18 October 2026 reads 2.
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We read TradingView's pricing page and Black Friday page on 19 October 2026, logged out. Not affiliated with TradingView.
What TradingView costs before any sale
These are TradingView's list prices on 19 October 2026, in US dollars, before any sale and before sales tax.
| Plan | Billed monthly, per month | Billed yearly, per month | Billed yearly, total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | Free | Free | Free |
| Essential | $14.95 | $12.95 | $155.40 |
| Plus | $34.95 | $29.95 | $359.40 |
| Premium | $69.95 | $59.95 | $719.40 |
| Ultimate | $239.95 | $199.95 | $2,399.40 |
| Pravex | Free | Free | Free |
TradingView's pricing page showed us rupees, so the monthly dollar prices are from its own data and the yearly ones from the page as archived on 19 October 2026, the US view. Totals are our arithmetic.
What the sale looked like last year
The 21 November 2025 copy showed yearly plans at a 13-month price: Essential 30% off at $126.00, Plus 40% at $216.00, Premium 70% at $217.00 and Ultimate 80% at $576.00. TradingView's help centre says the extra month is 30 days, on web purchases only.
On that page Plus and Premium were listed at $33.95 and $67.95 a month, below today's $34.95 and $69.95, so last year's prices are no forecast. TradingView's Promo FAQ says a discount covers one payment, after which the plan renews at the regular price. It also says its sales are local, so offers can differ by country.
Work out which limit blocks you
A discount only helps if the plan lifts the limit that gets in your way, so check which of these four you hit in a normal week.
| Limit | Basic | Essential | Plus | Premium | Ultimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indicators per chart | 2 | 5 | 10 | 25 | 50 |
| Charts per tab | 1 | 2 | 4 | 8 | 16 |
| Active price alerts | 3 | 20 | 100 | 400 | 1,000 |
| Bars of history | 5K | 10K | 10K | 20K | 40K |
Rows from TradingView's pricing page, 19 October 2026. The paid plans lift all four, up to 16 charts per tab and 1,000 price alerts on Ultimate. Two details change the math. Essential and Plus both list 10K bars of history, so Plus adds no history over Essential. And alerts on indicators and drawings are a separate count that Basic does not include.
Our rule is to pick the cheapest plan that clears the limit you hit most. It breaks when two limits bite at once, and then you need the plan that clears both.
Example: say a sale takes 50% off both yearly plans, a made-up number. Plus drops from $359.40 (12 × $29.95) to $179.70, and Essential from $155.40 (12 × $12.95) to $77.70. The gap halves from $204.00 to $102.00. If 5 indicators and 2 charts are enough for you, you would still pay $102.00 more for limits you never reach.
What the free plan keeps
Basic is free with no time limit and needs no card. It includes bar replay on daily and higher timeframes. Is TradingView free? has the whole list.
What Pravex gives you for free
In our view the strongest free choice is Pravex (pravex.app), and we make it. Where Basic stops at 2 indicators per chart, Pravex has 129 built-in indicators with no cap per chart. Where Basic gives 1 chart per tab, a Pravex layout holds up to 16 charts synced by symbol and timeframe. Price and indicator alerts have no cap and fire while Pravex is open. Bar replay runs on one chart or every chart in a layout, minute candles included on crypto charts, and TradingView lists minute replay on paid plans only.
Pravex charts crypto, gold, silver, oil and US indices today, and more markets are being added. Open a chart and see if those limits are your problem at all. If a paid plan still fits, read TradingView's pricing page again on the day, because the figures here are from 19 October 2026. Not financial advice.
Questions and answers
When is TradingView's Black Friday sale in 2026?
TradingView had announced no dates or discounts on its Black Friday page on 19 October 2026. Black Friday itself is Friday 27 November 2026.
Does TradingView have a Black Friday sale every year?
We found no promise of one. Its Black Friday page, as archived on 21 November 2025, showed up to 80% off, and by our reading of its countdowns the sale ran from about 21 November to about 3 December 2025. Searches peaked in the third or fourth week of November in each of the last four years.
Is there a free alternative to TradingView?
In our view the strongest is Pravex (pravex.app), which we make. It is free, with no card and no ads, and has 129 built-in indicators with no cap per chart. It charts crypto, gold, silver, oil and US indices today, and more markets are being added.
Can you use TradingView without paying?
Yes. On 19 October 2026 its free plan, Basic, cost $0 with no time limit and no card, with 2 indicators per chart and 1 chart per tab.
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