Tradervue alternative for prop firm traders
This page is for futures prop firm traders weighing Tradervue against TradeHarbor. Tradervue is a long-running, general-purpose journal with deep reporting; TradeHarbor is a newer journal built around prop firm rules. Which fits depends mostly on whether you need the prop rules tracked for you.
We make TradeHarbor, so read this with that in mind. Every fact about Tradervue links to Tradervue's own website, checked on October 2, 2026, and we say where Tradervue is stronger. Sources
Tradervue vs TradeHarbor at a glance
| TradeHarbor | Tradervue | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free plan; Pro $24 a month or $199 a year[1] | Silver $29.95 and Gold $49.95 a month; a yearly price is not listed[2] |
| Free plan | Yes, with no time limit: one active account, unlimited trades, CSV import, the journal and core analytics, prop rules tracking and the Pass simulator[1] | Yes, limited to 30 imported trades a calendar month[3]; futures need Silver or Gold[4] |
| Trial or guarantee | 14 days of Pro for new accounts, no card needed; you move to the Free plan if you don't subscribe[1] | Trials on Silver and Gold; the card is charged when the trial ends unless you switch to the free plan[2] |
| Prop firm rules tracking | Built-in rules for 14 futures prop firms: daily loss limit, drawdown floor, profit target and consistency, tracked from your trades on Free and Pro. Pro adds payout readiness and a consistency planner[1][5] | Not listed |
| Pass odds or simulation | The Pass simulator, on the free plan: replays your own trading days against every evaluation to show how often you'd have passed, busted or run out of time, and the expected cost to get funded[1] | Not listed |
| Prop fees and payouts | Pro: the Prop P&L ledger totals the evaluations, resets, activation fees and payouts you log, by firm, with a year-end CSV[1] | Not listed (Gold supports trade commissions and fees)[2] |
| Import sources | CSV exports from Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic R|Trader, TopstepX/ProjectX, Quantower, Sierra Chart, TradingView and Interactive Brokers are recognized automatically, and any other CSV works by matching its columns once. Pro auto-imports from ProjectX, with Tradovate, Interactive Brokers and Alpaca in beta[1] | Broker and platform imports including NinjaTrader, Rithmic R|Trader, Sierra Chart and Tradovate, plus a generic import format; Broker Sync on Silver and Gold[6][2] |
| Asset classes | Futures, stocks, options, forex and crypto; the prop firm presets cover futures firms[1] | Stocks and ETFs, futures, options and forex[4] |
| Standout features | Rule alerts by email, push, Discord or Telegram on auto-imported accounts, Mindset (tilt flags, discipline score, the cost of each mistake), the Strategy lab, and a backtester on ProjectX price history (Pro)[1] | More than 100 advanced reports, MFE/MAE statistics, exit analysis and liquidity reports (Gold), Renko, volume bar and range bar charts, mentoring and sharing trades with the community[2] |
List prices in US dollars before any tax or promotion, from each company's website as of October 2, 2026. "Not listed" means we didn't find it on Tradervue's pricing, feature or help pages, not that it can't exist.
Where Tradervue is stronger
- Reporting depth. Tradervue lists more than 100 advanced reports, MFE/MAE statistics, and exit analysis and liquidity reports on Gold[2].
- Charting on your trades: Renko, volume bar and range bar charts, and price chart studies and comparisons[2].
- Mentoring and sharing. Mentors and mentees on every paid plan, and sharing trades with the community, optionally with P&L[2].
- Stocks and options focus. Tradervue supports a long list of equity brokers and platforms[6]; TradeHarbor is built around futures.
- Unlimited trading accounts on its $29.95 Silver plan[2].
Where TradeHarbor is different
- Futures on the free plan. Tradervue's free plan needs Silver or Gold for futures[4] and imports 30 trades a month[3]; TradeHarbor's free plan has unlimited trades of any kind for one active account[1].
- Prop firm rules tracked for you. Presets for 14 futures prop firms track your daily loss limit, drawdown floor, profit target and consistency from your trades[1][5]. Tradervue doesn't list prop firm rule tracking.
- Pass odds and the cost to get funded, from your own trading days, on the free plan[1].
- Prop money tracking on Pro: payout readiness and the Prop P&L ledger for evaluations, resets and payouts, for $24 a month[1].
Who should pick which
- You mostly trade stocks or options and want deep reports and chart studies.
- You don't trade prop firm evaluations, so rule tracking isn't worth anything to you.
- You review trades with a mentor or share them publicly.
- You trade futures at prop firms and want the rules and pass odds without paying.
- You trade more than 30 trades a month and want to stay on a free plan.
- You want alerts before you hit a daily loss limit or drawdown floor (Pro).
The free plan is the easiest test: import a few weeks of your own trades and see whether the rule tracking and pass odds earn a place in your routine. No journal makes a trader profitable on its own.
Tradervue vs TradeHarbor: common questions
Does Tradervue's free plan support futures?
No. Tradervue's FAQ says a Silver or Gold subscription is required for futures support[4], and its help center says free users can import 30 trades per calendar month[3]. TradeHarbor's free plan has unlimited trades, futures included, for one active account[1].
How much does Tradervue cost compared with TradeHarbor?
Tradervue lists Silver at $29.95 a month and Gold at $49.95 a month[2]. TradeHarbor is free for one account, and Pro is $24 a month or $199 a year[1].
Does Tradervue track prop firm rules?
Tradervue's pricing and help pages don't list prop firm rule tracking. TradeHarbor tracks daily loss limits, drawdown floors, profit targets and consistency rules for 14 futures prop firms from your trades[1].
How do I move my trades from Tradervue to TradeHarbor?
TradeHarbor imports CSV files. Exports from Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic R|Trader, TopstepX/ProjectX, Quantower, Sierra Chart, TradingView and Interactive Brokers are recognized automatically; any other CSV, including one from another journal if it can export one, works by matching its columns once, and TradeHarbor remembers the mapping. Duplicates are skipped, so overlapping files are safe, and every import can be undone.
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Every fact about another journal comes from that company's own website or help center, read on October 2, 2026. Where a site doesn't say, we write "Not listed" rather than guess. Spotted something out of date? Email support@tradeharbor.co and we'll fix it.
- TradeHarbor pricing (tradeharbor.co/pricing), checked October 2, 2026
- Tradervue pricing (www.tradervue.com/site/pricing/), checked October 2, 2026
- Tradervue help: trade import quota (help.tradervue.com/article/3420-trade-import-quota), checked October 2, 2026
- Tradervue FAQ (app.tradervue.com/help/faq), checked October 2, 2026
- TradeHarbor prop firm rules (tradeharbor.co/prop-firm-rules), checked October 2, 2026
- Tradervue supported brokers and platforms (app.tradervue.com/help/brokers), checked October 2, 2026
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