TradingView is the charting platform most traders already have open in a browser tab — fast, flexible, and covering nearly every market from stocks to crypto to forex. If you're deciding whether Plus or Premium is worth paying for, you'll find the current TradingView discount below, along with our independent review and a side-by-side look at what each tier costs.
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Check what each one saves you, which plans it covers, and when it runs out before you pick.
Active deal
$15 OFF
New TradingView users can receive a $15 discount coupon when signing up through our referral link and upgrading to a paid plan.
Redemption guide
There is no code to copy here. The discount applies on its own when you go through the link above. You still want to see the right plan, the right billing period, and the lower total sitting together in TradingView's order summary before you pay.
Step 1
TradingView's $15 credit is a referral bonus — it only attaches to your account if you create it through the button above, rather than typing tradingview.com into your browser separately.
Step 2
Pick Essential, Plus, Premium, or Ultimate based on the charts and alerts you need. The referral credit and any live seasonal sale both apply per-plan, so the discount can look different depending on the tier.
Step 3
New accounts get 30 days free on Essential, Plus, and Premium (14 days on Ultimate). You don't request it separately — it's simply how a new TradingView account starts.
Step 4
Check your account or checkout summary shows the $15 credit — or the live sale price — before you enter payment details. It should appear automatically.
Check the expiry, the plan you picked, the billing period, and whether the offer is for new customers only. Then click through from this page again instead of going to TradingView directly, because the discount rides on that link. If the price still looks wrong, email Hello@daytradingtoolkit.com and we will check the listing.
Savings strategy
TradingView's flashiest numbers — 70%–80% off — are almost always the Premium or Ultimate tier's maximum. Essential and Plus commonly see 30%–40% on the very same sale, so the headline percentage isn't what everyone actually pays.
When TradingView promotes 70%–80% off, that's typically the top tier's ceiling. Essential and Plus commonly land around 30%–40% on the same sale — check which plan the percentage is actually attached to.
TradingView's Black Friday sale has run 30%–80% off annual plans, occasionally throwing in a free extra month. Cyber Monday usually just extends the same pricing rather than adding more on top.
A TradingView sale price typically covers a single payment and renews at the regular rate afterward. Don't budget as if the discounted price is permanent.
Sales like Labour/May Day or Christmas/New Year are often described as regional or account-specific rather than open to everyone. If a deal looks unusually good, confirm it actually applies to your account before you get to checkout.
Sales and lower-cost access
TradingView runs more named sales through the year than its Black Friday reputation suggests — most tiered by plan. Here's the calendar, and what the 30-day trial actually covers.
When past sales ran and what they usually took off.
In season: Halloween/Autumn Flash Sale usually runs this month (usually 20%–50% off; not guaranteed). Check the codes table at the top for what's live.
Year-round
Annual Billing Discount
Approximately 17%–40% off, depending on plan
Year-round
Referral/new-user credit
Usually $15 credit or discount
Any month
Personal email/account offer
Usually 20%–50% off
Easter/Spring Sale
March–April
Typically 30% Essential, 40% Plus, 70% Premium; selected plans may reach 80%
Labour/May Day Sale
Late April–early May
Premium commonly around 70% off; often regional
Independence Day Sale
Late June–early July
Usually up to 70%–80% off selected annual plans
End-of-Summer Sale
Late August–September
Up to 70%–80% off, often restricted to eligible accounts
Halloween/Autumn Flash SaleThis month
October
Usually 20%–50% off; not guaranteed
Black Friday Sale
Late November
30%–80% off annual plans plus one free month
Cyber Monday Extension
Late November–early December
Same Black Friday discounts
Christmas/New Year Offer
December–January
Usually 20%–50% off; frequently account or region-specific
Based on past years, not a promise. Sale codes work only while a sale is live; the codes table at the top shows what works today.
Yes — 30 days free on Essential, Plus, and Premium (Ultimate gets a shorter 14-day trial). You'll need a card or PayPal at signup, but you won't be charged if you cancel before the trial ends — go to Settings and billing → Subscriptions → Cancel trial, and it stops immediately.
Beyond the trial, TradingView keeps a genuinely free tier with real limits on charts, indicators, and alerts. It's enough to judge the interface, but not a substitute for actually trialing a paid plan's full feature set.
Prices, eligibility, and renewal terms can change. Confirm the final details at checkout before paying. Visit the official TradingView website to confirm current terms.
Continue your research
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Reviews
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Tools & Tutorials
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Comparisons
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There is currently 1 TradingView deal available through DayTradingToolkit. It does not require a coupon code; use the relevant deal link above.
The active TradingView offer does not currently require a promo code. Follow the relevant deal link and confirm the advertised saving in the provider's order summary.
Yes, and it's usually TradingView's biggest sale — 30%–80% off annual plans depending on tier, sometimes with a free bonus month. Check the offer shown above rather than assuming last year's exact terms carry over. A past holiday campaign does not make an old code current today.
Yes — 30 days free on Essential, Plus, and Premium (Ultimate gets a shorter 14-day trial). You'll need a card or PayPal at signup, but you won't be charged if you cancel before the trial ends — go to Settings and billing → Subscriptions → Cancel trial, and it stops immediately.
Beyond the trial, TradingView keeps a genuinely free tier with real limits on charts, indicators, and alerts. It's enough to judge the interface, but not a substitute for actually trialing a paid plan's full feature set.
We pull it straight off this page rather than leaving a dead link sitting there wasting your time. The page itself stays put, so check back for whatever replaces it, and use the research links below in the meantime.
The $15 credit only attaches to accounts created through the referral link above. If you already had a TradingView account, or signed up a different way, the credit won't apply retroactively — you'd need to check directly with TradingView support.
Yes, on some of them. If you click an eligible link and subscribe, DayTradingToolkit earns a commission, and it costs you nothing extra. That money does not buy a partner good coverage. Our reviews and comparisons get written the same way whether a company pays us or not.
Only annual plans, and only within 14 days of payment. Monthly plans, market-data add-ons, and plan upgrades aren't refundable at all — not even if you cancel the same day you paid. Filing a chargeback also disqualifies you from a refund, so contact support directly instead.
Cancel anytime and it simply won't auto-renew — your paid access stays active through the end of the term you already paid for. There's no early cutoff, so canceling doesn't waste any of the time you already paid for.
