Automated charting that does the drawing for you, at a price that is the whole argument.
TrendSpider scores 92 out of 100 across five pillars, 20 points each.
TrendSpider's automated analysis and backtester are only as good as the rules you feed them. Five quick questions tell you whether you've got a strategy worth testing, or a screen full of indicators pretending to be one.
Punchline: This TrendSpider review finds the backtesting engine is genuinely functional and no-code, but it's locked behind a tier most subscribers don't buy, and the setup work…
Read the full TrendSpider teardownTrendSpider scores 92 on the strength of automation. Trendlines, Fibonacci levels and support zones are drawn algorithmically rather than by hand, the scanners are well regarded, and backtesting is built in rather than bolted on. Signal quality and usability both sit at 19. The pillar that drags is price-to-value at 17, and seven years of trader discussion lands on the same phrasing: good, but overpriced. Almost nobody calls it bad.
Read the pricing page carefully. Every headline figure is a first-twelve-months promotional rate on annual prepay, and TrendSpider's own fine print states the discount applies to the first renewal invoice only. Premium advertises around $54.60 a month and renews at $1,092 a year. Budget against the renewal, not the banner.
Hover, tap, or focus a card to see who we'd point at this tool — and who should walk away.
The traders who get the most out of TrendSpider.
Where TrendSpider is the wrong spend.
A real complaint from the trading forums, and what this tool actually does about it.
“Wish 90% of these videos would actually show the results of 30 days of activity”
Source: YouTube
Backtesting is TrendSpider's direct answer to that. Rather than trusting a claim about a strategy, you run it against historical data yourself and read your own numbers. The constraint is backtest depth, which is tiered by plan.
Sentiment pulled from two independent sources, kept separate so you can weigh each one yourself.
r/DaytradingReddit“I think TS is much more capable and has much better customer service. I am not going back to TV had it forever tired of it.”Read the original on Reddit →
r/DaytradingReddit“I've used both and prefer Tradingview, but I wouldn't say Trendspider is bad... just overpriced and Tradingview is a little easier to use.”Read the original on Reddit →
r/TradingReddit“Without comparison, TrendSpider is good. But, comparing with others, it's not worth such expensive.”Read the original on Reddit →
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$708 / year on renewal
Full platform access, 5 workspaces, 10 alerts, 2-hour backtests. Promo pricing applies to year one only.
$1,092 / year on renewal
10 workspaces, 50 alerts, 5-minute backtests, 150 symbols per test. The tier TrendSpider positions for most active traders.
$1,596 / year on renewal
15 workspaces, 100 alerts, 1-minute backtests and scanning, priority support.
$7 to $49 for 14 days
Paid trial, priced by tier. Discounts never apply to trial fees.
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TrendSpider scores 92 on the strength of automation.
