Traderise - the multiplayer chart for trading groups

Traderise is a collaborative charting platform: open one chart with the people you trade with, see their named cursors and drawings, and chat in the room.

No one needs to describe a support level in text. A teammate moves your line directly on the chart and hits Reanalyze. Approve it with one click, and everyone’s screen updates instantly.

Never miss a breakout because you were on another symbol. Set an alert once, and the whole room joins it with one click. When price hits, it fires on every trader’s screen at the same second.

Keep TradingView for your solo analysis. Open Traderise when you want other people in it. A shared TradingView chart is a snapshot - “all subsequent changes by the author will not be displayed on the copies” - while Traderise gives your group a living canvas where every adjustment lands on everyone’s chart the moment it is approved.

Replace up to $285/mo of stacked tools and Discord bots with a single $8.99 live workspace. Every figure below carries a source and the date we read it, including the rows where they beat us.

Your members trade for free. Invite traders into your room on free accounts - the seats are counted against your plan, never against theirs.

The first charge, the device cap, the refund, and what the co-pilot actually costs. If a policy would annoy you after paying, it belongs here rather than in a footer.

Is this a real platform, or a toy?

It executes. Orders go to a real matching engine on our servers - fills, positions and P&L come back from it and persist server-side on every tier, and a protective stop you attach is watched by the server, not by your browser tab. That is paper trading, not live money, and we would rather say so than let "executes" imply otherwise. But we are not going to answer this with a feature count: a terminal with a decade of head start wins that list, and the comparison above says so in our own words. What is here that a terminal structurally cannot hand you is the second person on the chart - a correction that comes back and lands on everyone’s chart. What we don’t have, we say out loud: no Level-2 depth, no live-money broker, browser-first with no native app yet.

My group is on Discord.

Keep it. Discord is a great lounge and a terrible chart - the best it can do with your analysis is a PNG. Traderise is where the chart itself is shared: drawings sync, cursors have names, and an alert one of you sets is one the rest can join, instead of a level somebody retypes by hand. Same people, a canvas instead of a screenshot.

Nobody’s in the rooms yet.

Fair. So try it before you bring anyone: the live demo further up this page runs without a signup. When you do want a second pair of eyes, a room is one invite link - and whoever you send it to can join, draw and be @-mentioned on a free account, because we never charge someone for being your guest.

Will you take my money quietly?

Your first 2 days take no card at all. After that the trial takes a card and charges it 14 days after you signed up, not a minute before. A dated price, never a countdown we invented, and the date is shown to you at signup rather than mentioned once and forgotten. There is no cancel button in the product yet, and the FAQ answer on cancelling sets out the whole route rather than leaving you to hunt for one. And the device limit is on the pricing page, not hidden in an FAQ: 3 devices, and A 4th sign-in is refused rather than swapped, and only for students of a school.

When does the first charge happen?

Exactly 14 days after you sign up - the card on file is charged for the plan you chose, on the date we showed you at signup. If you have added a card, we email you three days before that date, once. Cancel before then and it is never charged. Either way nothing you drew is deleted: cancelling drops you to Free, which means you stop hosting a room of your own and history goes back to 2,000 candles, but you stay in every room you were invited to, you still get @-mentioned, you still draw on those charts, and you can still receive a Reanalyze.

How does the device limit work?

Only students of a school have one, and it is the school owner\u2019s anti-sharing control. A student is signed in on 3 devices and a 4th is refused \u2014 nothing is signed out behind their back; they remove one from Settings \u2192 Security and sign in again. A regular Traderise account has no device limit at all.

Does the trial ask for a card?

Not for your first 2 days - you get a real room straight away with no card at all. After that a card is what keeps the room editable: 14 days free either way, and nothing is charged for those 14 days. Cancel before your first charge and the card is never touched. And if you decide against the card, nothing is deleted - the room goes read-only. You still see it, your drawings and the people you invited, and adding a card unlocks it instantly. Or stay on Free: it is not a trial, it never expires, and you can be in as many other people’s rooms as you like on it.

How do I cancel?

There is no cancel button yet, so ending a plan goes through us: email [email protected] from the address your account is registered under, and we stop the next renewal and move you to Free. Nothing you drew is deleted and the Free plan never expires. The part worth knowing is that a standing order or recurring charge is held at our payment provider rather than inside Traderise, so it keeps running until it is stopped there - and that is the part we stop for you. If you are deleting your account as well, write to us before it is erased, because the erasure removes the payment details we would need in order to find it.

Do you refund?

Yes - 30 days, on your first charge, and you do it yourself. Settings → Billing lists what you were charged and when, and if the guarantee still covers it there is a button: press it and we return that charge in full to the card that paid it, in the currency you paid in, no reason needed and no email to write. What it does not cover is renewals - cancelling stops the next one and you keep what you have already paid for until the period ends. And if the processor ever declines a refund we tell you it declined, rather than showing you a confirmation we did not get.

Is the AI co-pilot included?

No - and we won’t pretend otherwise. @claude runs on Elite with your own Anthropic API key (BYOK). Free and Starter accounts get a clear “upgrade to use it” response, not a broken feature.

Which brokers can I connect?

None yet - and the honest version is better than the alternative. What ships is our own paper account: orders fill against a real matching engine, positions, P&L and protective stops persist server-side, on every tier including Free. It is not live money and we would rather say so than let you find out. Connecting your own broker account is where this is going; it is not here yet.

Is my real-time data included?

Real-time exchange data entitlements vary by market and symbol - check your symbol before you rely on it. We’d rather say that than print “real-time included” across the page.