At a glance
| TraderSync | TradeGreen | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Pro $29.95/month or $269.52/year ($22.46/month); Premium $49.95/month or $449.52/year ($37.46/month); Elite $79.95/month or $719.52/year ($59.96/month). Free 7-day trial. | $10/month or $84/year ($7/month billed annually) |
| How trades get in | Autosync; states it connects with over 700 brokers and trading platforms | Read-only sync with 20+ brokers |
| Assets | Pro/Premium: stocks, futures, crypto, forex. Elite: all assets plus options | Stocks and options at supported brokers |
| Platforms | Mobile App appears as a row in the plan comparison | iPhone and Android |
| Notable features | Trade Replay; Market Replay; automated backtesting; Cypher AI assistant/coach; Level II data (Elite) | Automatic write-up of each closed trade; win rate, profit factor, R and expectancy per setup |
Competitor details from TraderSync's own site, retrieved 7 October 2026: https://tradersync.com/pricing/. Prices can change, so check the page before you decide. TradeGreen prices are US pricing; the App Store shows your local price.
Where TradeGreen differs
These points are about TradeGreen only. They are not claims about what TraderSync does or does not do.
- Read-only broker sync. TradeGreen connects read-only to more than 20 brokers. It can see your fills; it cannot place orders or move money.
- Each closed trade is written up automatically. When a position closes, the app journals it for you, so the record exists even on days you do not open the app.
- Statistics per setup. Win rate, profit factor, R-multiple and expectancy are computed for each of your own setups, so you can see which ones pay and which ones cost you.
- Phone first. TradeGreen runs on iPhone and Android.
- One price. $10/month or $84/year, which works out to $7/month billed annually.
On price: TraderSync's lowest annual figure is $269.52/year for Pro, and TradeGreen is $84/year, as listed on 7 October 2026. Note that on TraderSync's page, options appear under the Elite plan's asset list.
When TraderSync is the better choice
Based on what TraderSync lists on its own pricing page, it may suit you better if:
- You want to replay trades and markets. Trade Replay and Market Replay are listed features. TradeGreen does not offer replay.
- You want to backtest. Automated backtesting is listed. If testing ideas on past data is part of your process, that is a stated TraderSync capability.
- Your broker is not on TradeGreen's list. TraderSync states over 700 brokers and trading platforms, against TradeGreen's 20+.
- You trade futures, crypto or forex. These appear in TraderSync's asset lists. TradeGreen focuses on stocks and options.
- You want an AI coach or Level II data. Cypher, an AI assistant/coach, is listed, and Level II data is listed on Elite.
If those matter most, TraderSync is a reasonable pick.
Questions to ask before you choose
Before you pick either tool, answer these honestly. They matter more than any feature list:
- Will you open it? A journal you never look at is worth nothing. Pick the one that fits where you already are, desktop or phone.
- Is your broker supported? Check both lists for your exact broker before paying.
- What question do you want answered? If it is which of your setups make money, you need setup tags and per-setup statistics. If it is how a trade unfolded bar by bar, you need replay or charts.
- What will it cost over a year? Compare the annual figures, not only the monthly ones, and check the vendor page on the day you decide.
How to switch
Switching does not have to mean losing your history. A sensible order:
- Keep your TraderSync records. If TraderSync offers an export, save a copy of your trade history before you change anything. TradeGreen does not import other journals' files, so treat that export as your archive.
- Connect your broker to TradeGreen. The connection is read-only. New closed trades are journaled automatically from then on.
- Tag your setups. Give each trade a setup name so the per-setup statistics have something to group by. If you have never defined your setups, the trading plan template is a good place to start.
- Run both for a few weeks if you like. There is no rule that says you must cancel on day one. Compare what each tool tells you about the same trades, then keep the one you actually open.
If you want to sanity-check numbers by hand while you compare, the R-multiple calculator and profit factor calculator use the same formulas the app does. For a side-by-side of several journals on one page, see TradeGreen compared.
Summary
TraderSync offers three tiers from $29.95/month with replay, backtesting and a long broker list. TradeGreen is $10/month or $84/year on iPhone and Android, writes up each closed trade automatically and shows which of your setups make money. If your review is mostly about which setups pay, the weekly trade review guide shows the process either tool can support.
TraderSync is a trademark of its owner. TradeGreen is not affiliated with or endorsed by TraderSync.