Free TradeZella alternatives in 2026

These are from TradeZella's pricing page in September 2026, and there's no free plan on it. To be fair, TradeZella is a good product, and my full comparison says where it's better than Actal. This page is for people who don't want to pay.

Free plans are there to get you to upgrade, so there's always a limit somewhere. Check these before you put a month of trades into one.

• How many trades you can import. 30 a month sounds like plenty until you take five a day.
• Whether your market is included. Some free plans are stocks only.
• How many accounts you get. If you have an eval, a funded account and a sim, you need three.
• How much history it keeps.
• What happens when the free part ends.

I'll be upfront, this one's mine. It's on the list because it's the only one here with no limit on trades, accounts or history and nothing locked away. It's built for futures traders. Every trade gets checked against your rules and graded A to F, mistakes get a dollar cost, you plan the day before the open, and you get one thing to work on each week.

Everything is free while it's in beta, no card needed, and beta users keep a founder's price for life once paid plans start. It imports from eleven platforms, including NinjaTrader, Tradovate, Rithmic and TopstepX, or any CSV. What it doesn't have yet: live broker sync, backtesting, trade replay, an AI chat or a mobile app.

If you trade stocks, this is probably the best free plan out there. You get 3,000 executions a month, a P&L calendar and basic charts. The catch is that the free plan is stocks only, with one account. For futures, options or forex you need Pro, which is €17.99 a month or €13.49 a month if you pay yearly, and they have sales pretty often. Platinum is €19.46 a month yearly.

Tradervue has been around a long time and it's good at showing you how you execute. The free plan lets you import 30 trades a month. They count grouped trades, not every fill. That's fine for a swing trader, but a day trader will hit it in a week or two. Silver is $29.95 a month and Gold is $49.95.

The free plan has a long list of features, but you get 30 orders a month, one account and three open positions. It counts orders, so if you scale out, one trade uses up a few of them. Basic is $19.95 a month for 500 orders and Pro is $29.95 for unlimited. It's cheaper if you pay yearly.

Free and open source. You can use their cloud version or run it on your own server. They say unlimited free trade storage, auto-sync with Schwab and Interactive Brokers, and CSV import for Tradovate, TradingView and others. It's newer than the rest, but if owning your data matters to you, it's worth a look.

No limits and nobody can change the plan on you, but you type in every trade yourself. If you go this way, my free template has the grade, mistake and plan columns most sheets are missing, and I wrote a guide to building one in Excel.

All from each company's own pricing or help pages in September 2026. People also list TraderSync and Edgewonk as TradeZella alternatives, but neither is free. TraderSync has a 7-day trial and then starts at $29.95 a month, and Edgewonk is $197. Prices change, so check before you sign up.

• Export last month's trades from your platform.
• Put the same file into your top two from this list.
• Check that the number of trades and the P&L match your platform. If they don't, that one's out.
• Ask both what your most expensive habit is and what to do about it this week.
• Keep the one you'll actually open every night.

I'm Joakim. I coach futures traders one-on-one at Jusell Trading Academy, and my students turn up using pretty much everything on this list. I checked the free plans and prices on each company's own site in September 2026. Actal is mine and it's first on the list, so I've written down what every tool is missing, Actal included, and you can decide for yourself.