TradingView Discounts & Coupon Codes: What Actually Works

Is there a TradingView coupon code?

TradingView doesn’t publish public promo codes, so most “TradingView coupon code” sites list codes that don’t work or simply link to the normal sale page. The only official code-style discount we found is the Refer-a-Friend coupon explained below. Everything else on this page is a real, documented way to pay less.

Real ways to pay less for TradingView

1. Pay annually. TradingView says annual billing saves up to 17% compared with paying monthly; the table above shows the dollar difference for each plan.
2. Buy the plan you actually need. If your only problem is the indicator limit or watchlist size, Essential or Plus may be enough. Compare the limits on our TradingView plans page.
3. Try before you pay. TradingView shows a “Try free” option on its paid plans.
4. Use the refund window. TradingView’s pricing page says annual plans are refundable within 14 calendar days of payment.
5. Wait for a sale if you’re not in a hurry (see Black Friday below).

The Refer-a-Friend coupon ($15 off)

According to TradingView’s help center, if you sign up through a link from an existing TradingView customer and upgrade within three months of joining, you get a $15 discount code by email:

• It’s valid for one year on monthly or annual plan subscriptions.
• Enter it in the promo code field when you buy. It doesn’t apply automatically to renewals.
• It can’t be used for market data, transferred, shared or combined with other discounts.

TradingView Black Friday sale

TradingView has run a Black Friday sale on its plans in recent years, and it’s widely reported as the biggest discount of the year. Dates and percentages change every year and TradingView announces them itself, so check the pricing page in late November rather than trusting a code from a coupon site.

What to avoid

• “Free Premium” hacks and cracked apps. These break TradingView’s terms and can put your account and computer at risk.
• Shared or resold accounts. They break TradingView’s terms, so you risk losing the account along with your layouts and alerts.
• Paying for more than you use. The free Basic plan covers a lot; see what it includes on our plans comparison.

ChartWatch is independent and not affiliated with TradingView. Facts on this page come from TradingView’s help center and pricing page (October 2026) and may change. Some links are affiliate links: if you sign up through them, ChartWatch may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

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