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Edgewonk Review: Price, Features and Imports of the Trading Journal

Edgewonk's two plans, what every subscription includes, which brokers it imports from, its refund terms, and how it compares with Tradervue.

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PricePer monthFeaturesFree planTrial or refundEdgewonk annualEdgewonk monthlyTradervue SilverTradervue Goldpublishednot published4 plans, 5 criteria
On this page
  1. Edgewonk price in 2026
  2. What Edgewonk includes
  3. Importing trades into Edgewonk
  4. Edgewonk limits
  5. Edgewonk or Tradervue
  6. Frequently asked questions

Edgewonk is a trading journal for traders who want every analysis tool, including psychology tracking, without choosing between plans: it costs $35 a month or $197 for 12 months, and both plans include every feature. Take the annual plan if you already know you will journal for a year; start with the monthly plan if you are still testing whether you will keep a journal at all; both plans have a 14-day money-back guarantee. If you want a free plan, Tradervue has one, limited to 30 imported trades a month. We read Edgewonk's pricing, import and features pages on October 31 and again on November 2, 2026; we did not test it hands-on.

Edgewonk price in 2026

Edgewonk plans and Tradervue

PlanPricePer monthFeaturesFree planTrial or refundChecked
Edgewonk annualFor: Traders committed to a year of journaling$197 for 12 monthsAbout $16.42All featuresNone listedNo trial; 14-day money-back guaranteeSource: edgewonk.com
Edgewonk monthlyFor: Traders testing whether they will keep a journal$35 a month$35All featuresNone listedNo trial; 14-day money-back guaranteeSource: edgewonk.com
Tradervue SilverFor: Traders who want to start free, then pay monthly$29.95 a month$29.95Without risk and fee reportsYes, 30 trades a monthTrial at signup, length not statedSource: tradervue.com
Tradervue GoldFor: Traders who want risk and fee reports$49.95 a month$49.95All Tradervue featuresYes, 30 trades a monthTrial at signup, length not statedSource: tradervue.com
Values as published on the official pages, on the date shown in each row. Read on Edgewonk's and Tradervue's pricing pages on October 31 and November 2, 2026.

Edgewonk's pricing page lists an annual plan at $197 for 12 months, labeled "BEST VALUE · SAVE 53%", and a monthly plan at $35 a month, both in US dollars with VAT calculated at checkout for EU and UK buyers. The page says: "Both plans give you unlimited access to every Edgewonk feature." The annual plan works out to about $16.42 a month.

Purchases come with a "14-day, 100% money-back guarantee": "we'll refund 100% of your purchase within 14 days. No questions asked." The FAQ adds that you can cancel at the end of a billing period, and that after canceling you can no longer log in, so export what you want to keep first. The refund window is the time to test the one thing a journal cannot do without, the import from your broker:

Your first Edgewonk subscription, day by day

Day 1Pay, importa full monthDay 14Last day forthe full refundEnd of thepaid periodCancel takeseffectAfterNo moreloginRefund window:test the import hereExport your journalbefore this point

What Edgewonk includes

The pricing page lists these features in every subscription:

  • Unlimited journals, accounts and trades, for forex, stocks, futures, crypto, indices, commodities and options.
  • Up to 20 custom tag categories and 6 screenshots per trade, plus a notebook for daily notes.
  • A trade management optimizer, which, in the words of its features page, "helps you reduce mistakes when you are in a trade".
  • Strategy testing, a performance simulator and a missed trades log for setups you saw but did not take.
  • An automated edge finder: "Every Sunday, the edge finder provides an automatic performance and mistake scan." Also report cards and a Tiltmeter, which shows "how often you break your trading rules".
  • MAE and MFE, drawdown analysis, risk analytics, a portfolio page and a profit calendar.

The missed trades log and the Tiltmeter track discipline, not only results. If discipline is your main problem, read our guide to trading psychology before you pay: a journal only helps if you write down the rule you broke.

Importing trades into Edgewonk

Three ways trades reach an Edgewonk journal

Automatic syncMetaTrader 4 and 5Broker file importNinjaTrader, IBKR,cTrader and othersExcel importFrom a spreadsheetof your tradesJournalone trade listCheck every route against your statement during the refund window

Edgewonk's import page says it "supports hundreds of brokers" and that "it takes less than 12 seconds to import over 1000 trades". It names automatic sync for all MetaTrader 4 and 5 brokers, an Excel import function, and imports from NinjaTrader 7 and 8, Interactive Brokers, Tradovate, cTrader, Thinkorswim and Tastytrade. It also lists "Tradingview (Paper trading only)".

Edgewonk limits

  • No free plan appears on the pricing page, so you pay from the first day and rely on the 14-day refund.
  • After canceling you can no longer log in, according to the FAQ, so your journal is only reachable while you pay.
  • The pricing page contradicted itself on October 31 and November 2, 2026: $169 in the sale section, $197 on the plan card, and on November 2 two footnotes giving one price each.
  • The page shows a "4 months free" offer with a countdown; we cannot tell from the page when it applies, so check the checkout total before paying.

Edgewonk or Tradervue

Edgewonk gives every feature at one price and adds psychology and strategy tools. Tradervue lets you start free and charges $29.95 or $49.95 a month for unlimited imports, with risk tracking and commission and fee support reserved for its Gold plan; its pricing page also offers a trial to new users who choose Silver or Gold at signup, without stating its length. Over a first year, the gap between the options is wider than the monthly prices suggest:

Cost of a first year of journaling, in US dollars

Edgewonk annual plan$197.00Edgewonk monthly, 12 payments of $35$420.00Tradervue Silver, 12 payments of $29.95$359.40Tradervue Gold, 12 payments of $49.95$599.40Tradervue free plan, 30 trades a month$0
Our computation; the inputs and the method are in the text.Plan prices read on the Edgewonk and Tradervue pricing pages on November 2, 2026, before VAT where it applies, without any promotion; Tradervue lists no annual price.

The annual Edgewonk plan is the cheapest paid option over twelve months, at less than half the price of twelve monthly payments; Tradervue Silver paid monthly sits between the two. If you are not sure what to measure yet, start with our guide to tracking trading performance, then pick the journal whose imports cover your broker.

If you are still trading on a simulator, our guide to paper trading apps helps you pick one whose trades you can export, and our trading reviews cover other tools.

Edgewonk is sold by Quantum Trade Solutions GmbH, as written in its site's footer.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Edgewonk cost?

$35 a month or $197 for 12 months, in US dollars, according to its pricing page on November 2, 2026. Both plans include every feature.

Does Edgewonk have a free trial?

Its pricing page lists no free plan. It offers a 14-day, 100% money-back guarantee instead: you pay, and can ask for a full refund within 14 days.

Which brokers does Edgewonk import from?

Its import page says it supports hundreds of brokers and names MetaTrader 4 and 5 (automatic sync), NinjaTrader 7 and 8, Interactive Brokers, Tradovate, cTrader, Thinkorswim, Tastytrade and TradingView paper trading.

Edgewonk vs Tradervue: which is cheaper?

Tradervue has a free plan limited to 30 imported trades a month, and paid plans at $29.95 and $49.95 a month, or $359.40 and $599.40 over a year of monthly payments. Edgewonk's annual plan costs $197, about $16.42 a month, the cheapest paid option of the two if you commit for a year. See our Tradervue review.

Who makes Edgewonk?

The footer of its website names Quantum Trade Solutions GmbH. Its features page says Edgewonk "has been helping traders improve for over 10 years".

Sources

  1. Edgewonk, pricing (read October 31 and November 2, 2026)
  2. Edgewonk, import and supported brokers (read October 31 and November 2, 2026)
  3. Edgewonk, features (read October 31 and November 2, 2026)
  4. Tradervue, pricing (read October 31 and November 2, 2026)
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