TradeLocker has introduced an optional Pro subscription combining detailed trading-history analysis, intraday market scans and larger charting limits. Its official launch notice is dated 26 October, followed by further industry coverage on 3 November.[1][3]
Insights examines closed trades to identify recurring behaviour, quantify its effect and show the trades behind each finding. The paid tier combines information across linked accounts and includes a journal and export capability; the free version provides a more limited overview for one account.[2][3]
Selected Free and Pro differences
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Insights scope | Overview for one account | Detailed analysis across linked accounts |
| Market Scanner timeframes | Daily | Daily, one hour and 15 minutes |
| Charts per tab | 4 | 8 |
| Saved layouts | 10 | 20 |
| Active price alerts | 10 | 100 |
TradeLocker’s pricing page offers a 14-day trial followed by a $9 monthly founding-member rate for users who start the trial with a card by 17 November. The standard price is $17.50 a month, and applicable local taxes are additional. Keeping the launch rate depends on the subscription terms and continued eligibility.[2]
Order entry, the risk calculator, stop-loss and take-profit tools, and trade history remain in the free plan. Local bots and desktop backtesting also remain free; planned cloud bots are a separate add-on and are not included in Pro.[2]
The commercial change is therefore an additional software subscription for analytics and workspace capacity, rather than a new fee required to place every trade. TradeLocker handles subscription billing and support, according to the launch coverage. Broker and prop-firm account charges remain separate from the platform’s own plan.[2][3]
Sources & further reading
- Trade like a Pro TradeLocker · 26 Oct 2026 · Accessed 4 Nov 2026
- TradeLocker Pro plans and pricing TradeLocker · Accessed 4 Nov 2026
- TradeLocker launches Pro subscription with trading analytics and market scanner TradeInformer · 3 Nov 2026 · Accessed 4 Nov 2026