On July 14, 2026 TradeZella moved from two plans to three and raised the price of both existing tiers. These are its own published numbers.
- Essential: $35/mo, up from $29. Annual $315, up from $288.
- Pro: $59/mo, up from $49. Annual $531, up from $399, a 33% increase on the annual price.
- Ultra: a new top tier at $99/mo, or $891 a year.
Nothing shipped on the day of the increase. TradeZella’s own announcement justifies the new prices by pointing backwards at work already delivered and already paid for. Existing subscribers keep their old rate only while the subscription is never touched: upgrading, downgrading, switching between monthly and annual, or resubscribing after a cancellation re-prices the account at the new rates. Moving to annual billing to save money costs a subscriber the old price.
There is still no free plan and no published free trial, so the cheapest way to find out whether your broker imports cleanly is $35, or $315 committed up front. What the Essential tier buys at that price is one connected trading account, 10 strategies, 500 AI credits, no AI agents, no automated backtesting and no trade replay. Unlimited accounts is the $891/yr tier.
Then features came out of the plans. In September 2026 TradeZella’s pricing page listed 10 trade replays a month and a single trial automated backtest on Essential. By October 2026 it marks both as Not included, so trade replay now starts at $59 a month on Pro, and automated backtests stay metered at 10 runs a month on Pro and 100 on Ultra. Subscribers are paying more in 2026 and the entry plan does less.
TradesViz has never raised its price. Pro has been $19.99/mo ($14.99/mo billed yearly) and Platinum $29.99/mo ($22.49/mo billed yearly) since launch in 2020, alongside a genuinely free plan for stock traders and a free 7-day trial on every paid tier. In those same six years the platform added options flow and an options flow screener, seasonality, pivot grids, custom dashboards and AI widgets, AI Coach, AI Query, AI Chat and AI Notes, multi-asset simulators, an options chain simulator, a rule-based backtester, a real-time screener, fundamentals and SEC13F research, prop-firm rule tracking and trade-plan adherence analysis. Every one of those arrived at the price subscribers were already paying.
While others remove features, TradesViz keeps adding them. In 2026 alone, at the same price: an asset-class-aware simulator order panel (March), Persist Replay Trades (April), full-day symbol replay from Day Explore (July), a replay journal for tags, notes and screenshots during a replay and a rebuilt options simulator with live IV and greeks (August), multi-chart trade replay, the options strategy execution panel and Backtester v2 (September), and the robustness check plus public strategy tests (October). Trade replay has no monthly cap and backtests are not metered.
Compared at the top tier, today: $891/yr against $269.91/yr. Compared at the entry paid tier: $315/yr for one trading account against $179.88/yr for ten. See the TradesViz pricing page, then check the release log. Both are public and both are dated.