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TradeLocker Pro adds account analytics and intraday scans at a paid tier

The plan raises chart and alert limits and offers a $9 monthly launch rate for trials started by 17 November. Core trading tools remain available in the free plan.

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]

At a glance01

Selected Free and Pro differences

Selected Free and Pro differences
FeatureFreePro
Insights scopeOverview for one accountDetailed analysis across linked accounts
Market Scanner timeframesDailyDaily, one hour and 15 minutes
Charts per tab48
Saved layouts1020
Active price alerts10100

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]

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Sources & further reading

  1. Trade like a Pro TradeLocker · 26 Oct 2026 · Accessed 4 Nov 2026
  2. TradeLocker Pro plans and pricing TradeLocker · Accessed 4 Nov 2026

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