Tradezella starts at $26 a month billed annually, $35 monthly. TradeGreen is $7 billed annually, $10 monthly — and your journal writes itself from your broker fills, every trade, with no tagging and nothing to type.
Entry. Bought the push through the morning high after a twenty-minute base.
Exit. Closed sixteen minutes later as it fell back through the same level.
Note. Held 16 minutes against your usual 41 — your shortest hold this week.
| TradeGreen | Tradezella | TraderSync | Kinfo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $10/mo | $35/mo | $29.95/mo | $0 free plan · PRO $24.90/mo |
| Billed yearly | $84/yr ($7/mo) | $26/mo, billed $315/yr | $269.52/yr ($22.46/mo) | Save 25% (stated) |
| Automatic broker sync | Yes, 20+ brokers | Yes, 500+ brokers | Yes, 700+ brokers and platforms | Yes, on every plan incl. free |
| Trade replay | No | Pro and Ultra plans | Yes | Not listed |
| Free option | No (preview journal only) | Not listed | 7-day free trial | Free plan |
| Platforms | iPhone and Android | See vendor | Mobile app listed | See vendor |
Annual columns are the per-month figure when billed yearly, so the comparison is like for like. Competitor figures as written on each vendor's pricing page on 7 October 2026: Tradezella (Essential $35/$26, Pro $59/$44, Ultra $99/$74 a month), TraderSync (Pro $29.95, Premium $49.95, Elite $79.95 a month; $269.52/$449.52/$719.52 a year), Kinfo (Free $0, PRO $24.90, PRO+ $44.90 a month). "Not listed" means the pricing page does not say, not that the feature is absent. TradeGreen: $84, $129 and $169 a year (US pricing).
Price is the headline, but it is not the argument. This is.
Connect your broker once. Every closed trade arrives with entry, exit, size and P&L already filled in, and a written analysis of how it actually went. No tagging, no CSV, no end-of-day data entry. Journals get abandoned in week three because they are a chore — so we removed the chore rather than making it prettier.
Your reasons are captured in your own words instead of squeezed into a preset tag list, so TradeGreen can show you which of your setups pay — breakouts against bounces against the ones where you chased it. Tag-based journals can approximate this only if you tag every trade consistently for months, which nobody does.
Every figure comes from read-only broker fills. The leaderboard is percent return only, never dollars, and there is no field anywhere to type a fake result into. Screenshots prove nothing; this does.
TradeGreen is built for the phone first, on iPhone and Android, so the trade is written up before you have left the chair.
$10 a month for one connected brokerage, $15 for three, $20 for seven — or $84, $129 and $169 a year, which is around 30% off and brings Solo to exactly $7 a month. Every analysis feature is in all three tiers — the only thing that changes is how many brokerages you connect. There is no feature paywall, because the tiers exist to cover the per-connection cost of syncing, not to hold analysis hostage.
Most journals ask you to type a reason and pick from a tag list. That is a chore, and chores get skipped — which is why most trading journals end up abandoned in week three. TradeGreen removes the chore entirely: connect your broker once and every closed trade arrives with your entry, your exit and your P&L already filled in.
Automatic import is not unique to us — the paid journals all sync. What is different here is that nothing is asked of you afterwards, and the analysis is built on the trades themselves rather than on tags you remembered to apply.
This is the part no broker and no spreadsheet gives you. Because your reasons are recorded in your own language rather than squeezed into a preset tag, TradeGreen can show you which of your reasons made money — breakouts against bounces against the ones where, in your own words, you chased it. Tag-based journals can approximate this if you tag every trade consistently for months. Most people do not.
Opt-in, percent return only, never dollar figures, and every number derives from read-only broker fills. You cannot type in a fake return because there is no field to type it into. Verified-only is the only kind of leaderboard worth having.
Two more journals people weigh against these. Prices read from each vendor’s pricing page on 7 October 2026 (Tradervue, Edgewonk):
| TradeGreen | Tradervue | Edgewonk | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $10/mo · $84/yr ($7/mo) | $29.95/mo Silver · $49.95/mo Gold | $197 for 12 months (about $16.42/mo) |
| Trades arrive without a CSV | Yes, read-only broker sync | Broker sync on both plans | “Import unlimited trades”, unlimited broker accounts |
| Each closed trade written up for you | Automatic | See each vendor for its current features | |
One page per journal, with every figure sourced: Tradezella, TraderSync, Kinfo, Tradervue, Edgewonk.
A comparison page that only lists reasons to switch is an advert, not a comparison. Three cases where one of the others is the better buy:
Tradezella (on its Pro and Ultra plans) and TraderSync both offer trade replay and backtesting, and TradeGreen does not. If replaying a session to study your entries is the job, that is what you should buy — and it is the clearest reason to pay their price rather than ours.
TradeGreen is a phone app for iPhone and Android. There is no web dashboard and no desktop build. If you want a wide monitor full of tables, the desktop-first journals are built for that and we are not.
Everything here depends on a read-only connection to your brokerage. If yours is not among the supported ones, nothing syncs and the app cannot do its job — check the list before you pay, not after.
Every journal here syncs from your broker now. The paid ones add backtesting, replay and AI tools, priced from about $22 to $99 a month; Kinfo adds a free plan built around a social, verified profile.
TradeGreen is $7 a month billed annually, $10 monthly — and it does the part you actually wanted: the journal fills itself in from your broker, every trade gets written up, and you find out which of your own setups make money and which quietly bleed you.
Every feature is in every tier. The only thing the higher tiers change is how many brokerages you connect. No feature paywall, no upsell once you are in.
TradeGreen is available on the App Store and Google Play in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Australia and India. It is a journal, not a signal service — it describes what already happened in your account and never predicts or recommends trades.