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TradingView Promo Code 2026: There Is None – Free Trial and 15 USD Off Explained

There is no TradingView promo code to type in 2026: on TradingView’s own pages (checked 23 September 2026) a new user gets a 30-day free trial of Essential, Plus or Premium (14 days for Ultimate) and, through our partner link, 15 USD off the next plan after the first paid purchase. Annual billing then saves a further 13–17% against monthly prices; the screenshot of the partner terms is below.

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Affiliate link: TradingView pays us a commission if you sign up through it. Prices and the trial are the same either way; the 15 USD off the next plan comes from TradingView’s partner terms for sign-ups through a partner link.

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How to get the TradingView trial and the 15 USD partner discount

  1. Open TradingView through our partner link The button above carries our partner parameter. The 15 USD discount is attached to the account that gets created in that session and is redeemed on the next plan after the first paid purchase; it cannot be added to an existing account.
  2. Create a free account The free Basic plan has no time limit – one chart per tab, two indicators per chart, and ads.
  3. Start the trial from the pricing page Pick Essential, Plus or Premium and start the 30-day trial (Ultimate: 14 days). Starting it authorises TradingView to charge your card, PayPal or other payment method when it ends, unless you cancel before then (policies, section 13).
  4. Switch to annual before the trial ends Annual billing is 13–17% cheaper than monthly. The 15 USD partner discount applies to the next plan you buy after the first paid purchase, not to the first payment.

What TradingView’s partner page says

TradingView partner programme page: your audience gets a 15 USD discount on their next plan, once they have bought their first
TradingView partner programme page, captured 22 September 2026: “Your audience gets a $15 discount on their next plan, once they’ve bought their first.” Our link is a partner link, so this is the rule that applies to readers of this page. TradingView’s separate refer-a-friend scheme pays the inviter a 15 USD code instead.
What the 15 USD discount is not: it is not cash, and it is applied to the next plan purchase after the first paid plan, not to the first payment. If it does not appear where you expected it, see promo code not showing at checkout.

TradingView plans and prices in 2026

PlanMonthlyAnnual (per month)SavingCharts per tabIndicators per chartAlerts
Basic (free)00–123 price alerts, with ads
Essential14.95 USD12.95 USD13%2520
Plus34.95 USD29.95 USD14%410100
Premium69.95 USD59.95 USD14%825400
Ultimate239.95 USD199.95 USD17%16501,000

TradingView’s published USD prices, read 23 September 2026 (the Swiss page shows the same figures in CHF); annual figures are the yearly price divided by twelve. All paid plans remove ads and add volume profile; second-based intervals start at Premium.

Essential removes ads and allows two charts per tab and five indicators per chart, which covers a single-instrument workflow. Plus is the step up for watching several markets at once. Premium’s eight charts, second-based intervals and 400 alerts are built for active intraday trading; Ultimate, at 199.95 USD a month billed annually, is the plan TradingView offers to professional users. The Expert tier is no longer listed on the public pricing page. The plan-by-plan choice is on which TradingView plan to choose; the exact saving per plan and the month from which annual billing pays off are on yearly vs monthly billing.

Open TradingView (partner link) →Affiliate link · same credit and trial either way

TradingView promo code not showing at checkout: what is actually going on

A TradingView promo code is not showing because there is no field for one: TradingView sells no coupon codes, and its order page has no coupon box. The first checkout after signing up through our partner link shows the list price (Essential 14.95 USD monthly or 12.95 USD a month annually), and that is correct. The partner benefit, 15 USD off the next plan, is applied after the first paid purchase, not to it. The trial (30 days on Essential, Plus and Premium, 14 on Ultimate) is started from the pricing page and needs no code either.

What you expectedWhat TradingView actually does
A code box at checkoutNone exists
A discount on the first paymentList price; the plan prices are in the table above
15 USD off now15 USD off the next plan, after the first paid plan
A code that unlocks the trialTrial started from the pricing page; 30 days, 14 on Ultimate
Cash backNone; the 15 USD is applied to a plan purchase

USD list prices from TradingView’s pricing page and partner terms from the partner programme page, read 22 September 2026. Two other things change the checkout figure without any promotion failing: sales tax, added depending on location, and the Monthly/Annually toggle (annual is 13 to 17 percent cheaper).

Reasons the TradingView partner discount does not apply later

  • The account existed before the link was clicked TradingView links a user to a partner at registration; an earlier account cannot be attached afterwards, and there is no code to enter later.
  • The time windows ran out After clicking, a visitor has 90 days to register and then 90 days to subscribe; a trial extends the window by another 90 days once it ends.
  • The first plan was bought inside the iOS or Android app A caution rather than a certainty: TradingView’s refer-a-friend terms exclude app purchases, and app-store billing runs through Apple or Google. Buy the first plan on tradingview.com.
  • It is still the first payment The discount is on the next plan; a first purchase is at list price.
  • The purchase was market data or an add-on The partner page counts plans only; market data and other add-ons are not included.
Check the address bar before you register. The partner link carries the parameter aff_id=124024. If it is missing when the page loads, reopen the link before creating the account; attribution happens at registration only. The order of steps is in how to get the trial and the discount.

TradingView money-back guarantee: the real refund rules (14 days on annual plans)

TradingView has no 30-day money-back guarantee. An annual subscription is refundable if requested within 14 calendar days of payment; on that, TradingView’s pages agree. On monthly plans TradingView contradicts itself: section 13 of its policies page allows a refund on a monthly subscription requested within 7 calendar days of payment, while the FAQ on its pricing page says refunds are for annual plans only, with none for monthly plans, upgrades or market data. Only the 14 days on annual plans are stated consistently. Refunds are requested through TradingView’s support team; there is no refund button in the account.

PurchaseRefund windowCondition
Annual plan (Essential, Plus, Premium, Ultimate)14 calendar days after paymentRequest through support
Monthly planDisputed: 7 calendar days under the policies page; none under the pricing-page FAQAsk support within the 7 days and quote section 13; a refusal is possible
Upgrade to a more expensive planNoneEven if cancelled the same day, per the pricing FAQ
Monthly market data subscriptionNoneStated as non-refundable
Annual market data subscription14 calendar daysThe current month’s cost is deducted from the refund
Purchase inside the iOS or Android appApple or Google policyReferred to App Store and Google Play rules
After a chargeback, dispute or claimNoneFiling one removes refund eligibility

Compiled from TradingView’s policies page (sections 13, 14 and 15) and the pricing page FAQ, both read 23 September 2026. Paid Spaces (7 days) and AI Features subscriptions (14 days, by usage allowance) have their own windows.

How to request a TradingView refund

  1. Check the payment date against the window 14 calendar days for an annual plan, counted from the payment date. On a monthly plan, ask within 7 days and cite section 13 of the policies; the pricing FAQ says monthly plans are not refunded, so do not count on it.
  2. Contact TradingView’s support team Name the plan and the payment date.
  3. Cancel the subscription in Settings so it does not renew Cancellation is done in the billing section of Settings; a cancelled paid plan stays active until the next due date, a cancelled trial stops immediately.
  4. Do not file a chargeback with your bank or card issuer Users who have filed a chargeback, dispute or claim are not eligible for a refund; wait for support’s reply instead.
  5. App purchases: go to Apple or Google For a plan bought in the iOS or Android app, a refund is only possible under the App Store or Google Play policy; TradingView support cannot issue it. The renewal is also cancelled in the store, at least 24 hours before the trial or payment date.

Cancelling is not refunding. Cancelling stops the renewal; it does not return money: a subscription cancelled before the paid period ends remains active until the next due date, and on an annual plan the remaining months are used, not refunded, once day 14 has passed. If an annual plan’s automatic renewal fails, TradingView switches the account to monthly rather than ending it. An annual upgrade converts the remaining days into value on the new tier, which is why upgrades carry no refund of their own. The windows are short because the free trial is meant to be the evaluation period; it can be used once and converts to paid unless cancelled.

Correction, 22 and 23 September 2026. Earlier versions of our TradingView refund page described a 30-day money-back guarantee on annual plans, pro-rated refunds after it and processing times in business days, and later presented the 7-day refund on monthly plans as settled. None of the first three appears in TradingView’s policies, and its pricing-page FAQ excludes monthly plans, so both monthly statements are shown above. Our editorial standards explain how corrections are handled.

TradingView compared with other charting platforms

PlatformFree planFree trialEntry paid planIndicators on entry plan
TradingViewYes: 1 chart per tab, 2 indicators30 days (14 for Ultimate)12.95 USD/mo annual5
StockChartsYes: 3 indicators + 3 overlays per chart1 month, from the Extra levelHigher than Essential25 + 25 overlays
TrendSpiderNo free planNone free; the 14-day trial is paidStandard: 59 to 89 USD a month after the paid trial, from 54 USD when subscribing directlyAutomated analysis tools
thinkorswimFree with a Schwab account30-day Guest Pass without an account; paperMoney for simulated tradingFreeHundreds of indicators and studies

Each platform’s own pricing or platform page, read 23 September 2026. Full comparisons: TradingView vs StockCharts, TradingView vs TrendSpider, TradingView vs thinkorswim.

TradingView’s advantage is breadth: one platform for stocks, crypto, forex and futures, a free plan without a time limit, and broker integration for order execution – including trading on Bybit directly from TradingView charts. Its weakness is that the free plan is deliberately thin, which is what the 30-day trial is for.

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TradingView promo code: common questions

Is there a TradingView promo code in 2026?
No. TradingView has no coupon field. New users get a 30-day free trial of Essential, Plus or Premium (14 days on Ultimate) and, through our partner link, 15 USD off the next plan after their first paid purchase. Annual billing then saves 13–17% against monthly prices.
How does the 15 USD partner discount work, and why is my first payment full price?
Through our partner link, a new account that buys a paid plan gets 15 USD off its next plan purchase (TradingView partner programme terms, checked 22 September 2026). It is not applied to the first payment and is not paid out as cash, so the first checkout shows the list price: for example 155.40 USD for a year of Essential or 359.40 USD for Plus on annual billing, after the free trial. TradingView’s refer-a-friend scheme is separate: there the person who invites earns the 15 USD code when the friend makes a first payment, and a later refund cancels both rewards.
Can I add the partner discount to an existing TradingView account?
No. Attribution happens when an account is registered through the link; an earlier account is not attached, and there is no code to enter later. The other reasons the discount fails to show are in promo code not showing at checkout.
Is the TradingView free trial really free, and what if I forget to cancel?
Yes, for 30 days on Essential, Plus and Premium and 14 days on Ultimate, and it can be used once. Starting it authorises TradingView to charge your payment method when the trial ends, so cancel before that date if you do not want to continue. If you forget, the plan converts to a paid subscription: an annual payment is refundable only within 14 calendar days, and for a monthly one TradingView’s policies allow 7 days while its pricing FAQ says monthly plans are not refunded.
Does TradingView have a 30-day money-back guarantee?
No. The only window TradingView states consistently is 14 calendar days after payment on an annual plan, requested through its support team. For monthly plans its policies page says 7 days and its pricing FAQ says none. There is no 30-day guarantee and no pro-rata refund afterwards; cancelling only stops the next renewal. The rules by type of purchase are in the refund section.
Can I refund a monthly TradingView plan?
Possibly. TradingView’s policies page allows a refund on a monthly subscription requested within 7 calendar days of payment, but the FAQ on its pricing page says monthly plans are not refunded. Ask support within the 7 days and quote section 13 of the policies; do not rely on it.
Is TradingView free?
Yes. The Basic plan has no time limit and includes charts for stocks, crypto, forex and futures with one chart per tab, two indicators per chart, three price alerts and ads. Pine Script, the language for custom indicators and strategies, is available on every plan including Basic; the plan only limits how many indicators a chart can carry at once. Paid plans remove the ads and raise the limits.
Which TradingView plan should I choose?
The cheapest one whose limits cover your setup. Essential if you watch one market at a time and mainly want ads gone (5 indicators per chart, 20 price alerts). Plus if you need several charts per tab and more alerts (10 and 100). Premium only for active intraday trading with second-based intervals (25 and 400). Ultimate is priced for professionals. The full grid, per-year totals and the annual break-even are on TradingView pricing plans compared.
Can I place trades inside TradingView, and with which brokers?
Only through a connected broker or exchange: TradingView’s broker page lists the brokers and exchanges you can connect, including Bybit for crypto. You connect one with the Trade button on the chart; the broker executes the orders, and TradingView holds no funds and acts as an interface only. The pricing page lists broker trading on every plan, including the free one (23 September 2026). The Bybit setup is on connecting TradingView to Bybit.
Does TradingView have mobile apps, and does buying in the app count?
Yes, free apps for iOS and Android with the same account, charts and alerts as the web version, plus desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux; plan limits apply across all of them. For the partner discount, treat an app-store purchase as not counting: TradingView’s refer-a-friend terms exclude app purchases, and app-store billing runs through Apple or Google, whose refund policies then apply. Buy the first plan on tradingview.com.

Sources

  1. TradingView partner programme, captured 22 September 2026 (screenshot above) and re-read 23 September 2026: 15 USD discount on the next plan after the first purchase, tracking windows and qualifying purchases (plans only, not market data or add-ons).
  2. TradingView refer-a-friend programme, checked 21 August and 21 September 2026 (15 USD credit toward any subscription for the inviter), and the referral terms in TradingView’s policies (website purchases only, rewards cancelled on refund).
  3. TradingView pricing page, read 22 September 2026 and re-read 23 September 2026: monthly and annual prices, plan limits, trial lengths, broker trading on every plan, the sales tax note and the FAQ entries on cancellation, upgrades and refunds (annual plans only; none for monthly plans).
  4. TradingView policies, section 13 (automatic charge when a trial ends, billing, cancellation, refund windows of 14 calendar days on annual and 7 on monthly subscriptions, the latter contradicted by the pricing FAQ, which excludes monthly plans, market data, chargebacks) and sections 14 and 15 (App Store and Android subscriptions), read 23 September 2026.
  5. TradingView Help Center, How to trade on TradingView, and the brokers page (broker list), both read 23 September 2026.
  6. StockCharts pricing, TrendSpider pricing and Schwab thinkorswim, all read 23 September 2026.