An execution subscription for TradingView alerts

This price covers the external alert-execution service. It does not buy a TradingView plan, create a brokerage account or include market-data and exchange charges. Registration and billing take place on the service website; T2T does not operate a separate checkout.

ALERT-AUTOMATION SUBSCRIPTION

One regular trading-account route

$9per month

Monthly plan: $9 billed per month.

Annual option: $90 billed per year, equivalent to $7.50 per month.

  • TradingView alerts and multiple symbols
  • One trading account per regular webhook
  • Webhook dashboard and full log access
  • 14-day trial for the regular webhook workflow
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Prices checked 11 October 2026. Review current terms and total charges on the external service before purchasing.

Understand the scope

Many alerts are different from many accounts.

Multiple TradingView alerts and symbols can use one regular route. That route still belongs to one configured trading account.

Additional account execution requires configured Trade Copier / Clone Mode destinations. Check the current allowance and charges in the dashboard. One ordinary webhook is not unlimited account access.

The trial is for testing the real workflow.

The regular alert workflow has a 14-day trial with no credit card required. Set up the route and inspect its results on a permitted Demo account first; the test action can place an order.

Prepare the account and first test
Automation subscription priced separately from TradingView, broker, data and API costs
The $9/$90 price pays for automation only. Other services set their own charges.
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Budget for the services around the connector

Cost areaWho sets itWhat to confirm
TradingView subscriptionTradingViewYour plan’s webhook feature, alert capacity and any required market data
Broker commissions and exchange feesBroker, clearing provider and exchangePer-side charges, fees and the instrument you trade
Market-data subscriptionsBroker, exchange and data providerEntitlement for the exact platform and trading workflow
Personal API AccessTradovateEligibility, add-on charge and permissions when using the retail API-key path
Evaluation or funded-account feesThe prop firmAccount-stage pricing, automation permission and applicable risk rules

TradingView’s native Trading Panel integration and an API execution path can have different data-entitlement rules. Tradovate documents an API-key option for sending orders without its market-data subscription when the key is configured accordingly. That is not a blanket fee exemption for every Login route or account.

Review the setup you will use. Broker, API and data charges depend on the account and connection, so a universal all-in total would be misleading.

Why the general “from $6” is not this plan

Different automation sources have different subscription prices. A general starting-price banner does not identify this workflow’s cost. The published alert-automation plan is $9 monthly or $90 annually, separate from TradingView’s own plans.

The yearly equivalent is a calculation, not a separately billed $7.50 monthly plan. The annual charge is $90. Review the provider’s current billing terms rather than relying on an old comparison page.

Subscription and account questions

Where do I subscribe?

Use the registration or trial button to continue to the external execution service. Account creation, billing and route management take place there under its current terms.

Can I cancel renewal?

The service documentation allows recurring renewal to be canceled from the relevant subscription page, with access continuing until its displayed expiration date. Confirm the current payment terms in your dashboard.

Does payment grant API or firm approval?

No. A connector subscription and account permission are different requirements. Verify the intended account’s eligibility before paying for a workflow it cannot use.

Does T2T add a reseller checkout?

No. Registration buttons open the external service website. T2T has no purchase form or separate automation plan and does not waive third-party charges.