Quick answer
TradingView Premium is worth it if you trade full-time or near it and regularly hit Plus's limits: more than 4 charts per tab, more than 10 indicators per chart, more than 100 alerts or more than 10K historical bars. For casual investors and part-time swing traders, Plus or Essential usually does the job for half the price or less. If you do want Premium, buying annual during TradingView's Black Friday sale has historically been the cheapest way.
What does Premium cost per year?
| Billing | Per month | Per year |
|---|---|---|
| Annual | $59.95 | $719.40 |
| Monthly | $69.95 | $839.40 |
USD before tax, from TradingView's pricing page. Annual billing saves $120 a year.
What Premium adds over Plus
- 8 charts per tab instead of 4
- 25 indicators per chart instead of 10
- 400 price alerts and 400 technical alerts instead of 100 each
- 20K historical bars instead of 10K
- 50 parallel chart connections instead of 20
See the full grid in our Plus vs Premium comparison.
When Premium is worth it
- You trade daily and manage large watchlists with many alerts.
- You run multi-chart, multi-monitor layouts and want 8 charts in one tab.
- You build or test indicator-heavy strategies.
- You need deeper intraday history for backtesting.
For someone trading for income, $60 a month is often a small cost next to commissions and data. The question is whether you'll use the limits.
When it isn't
- You check charts a few times a week, or mostly hold long-term.
- You've never filled four charts or used more than a handful of alerts.
- You're still learning. Start on a trial or monthly plan instead of committing a year.
In those cases Plus ($29.95) or Essential ($12.95, annual billing) gives you the essentials. Our pricing guide lists every tier.
The cheapest way to get Premium
- Test firstUse a trial or a month of Plus to confirm you need Premium's limits.
- Wait for Black Friday if you canTradingView's sale has historically been its deepest discount, especially on higher tiers. See the 2026 dates and price math.
- Buy annualAnnual billing saves $120 a year on Premium, and TradingView refunds annual plans within 14 days of payment if you change your mind.
- Use the partner couponNew users who sign up through a partner link get $15 off their next eligible plan. See the coupon rules.
Sources
- TradingView pricing page and FAQ: plan limits, prices, cancellation and refund policy, checked October 31, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
Is TradingView Premium worth the money?
Yes for full-time and heavy users who hit Plus's limits on charts, indicators, alerts or history. For casual investors, Plus or Essential is usually better value.
How much is TradingView Premium per year?
$719.40 a year on annual billing ($59.95 a month), or $839.40 if you pay monthly ($69.95 a month), in USD before tax.
What's the main difference between Premium and Plus?
Higher limits: 8 charts per tab vs 4, 25 indicators per chart vs 10, 400 alerts vs 100 and 20K historical bars vs 10K.
When is TradingView Premium cheapest?
Historically during TradingView's Black Friday sale, on annual billing.
Can I get a refund if Premium isn't worth it for me?
Only on an annual plan, if you ask TradingView support within 14 calendar days of payment. Monthly plans aren't refundable.