TradingView at TradeDay
TradeDay leaves TradingView at the trader's expense without publishing the amount charged. Phase covered: Evaluation + funded. Access through the CQG feed. Verified on 21 September 2026.
Last verified: 21 September 2026What TradingView really costs at TradeDay
The price a prop firm advertises is the price of the challenge. A platform's price is published elsewhere, when it is published at all. Here are the two added up, term by term.
- TradeDay's cheapest account is a 25K, at $100.
- Add $0 in activation fees when the account goes funded.
- TradeDay charges for TradingView but does not publish the amount: that term of the sum is missing.
- Price of the challenge alone, on a 25K account: $100. What TradingView adds to it cannot be worked out from what the firm publishes.
What TradingView can do at TradeDay
TradingView is a “Charting” platform, available on Web browser, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android. Recorded features: Volume profile, Order book (DOM), Market replay, Backtesting, API, Alerts, Multi-monitor.
10 tracked prop firms give access to TradingView: 7 include it at no extra cost, 2 charge for it, 1 do not say what it costs. What follows places TradeDay within that set.
TradeDay's cheapest account is a 25K at $100: intraday trailing drawdown, 90% profit split, first payout announced within 1 day. That is what is bought alongside access to TradingView.
Access to TradingView covers both the evaluation and the funded account. There is no change of software along the way, which avoids relearning an order book at the exact moment the money becomes real.
The CQG feed is the one TradeDay uses for TradingView: it decides which market data the platform shows, and two firms on the same software do not necessarily serve the same feed.
Connection at no extra cost, but the trader needs their own TradingView licence.
TradeDay's rules that govern how TradingView can be used
A platform is only as useful as the contract allows. These five rules are recorded across TradeDay's 5 active programmes; where the programmes differ, it says so.
- Robots and algorithms: allowed with conditionsdepends on TradingView
- Copy trading: allowed with conditions
- Trading through news releases: allowed with conditions
- Holding overnight: allowed with conditions
- Holding over the weekend: not allowed
The other prop firms that give access to TradingView
5 other tracked prop firms give access to TradingView. 1 comes in cheaper than TradeDay.
Goat Funded Futures
Goat Funded Futures: platform included, entry cost $69 on a 50K account.
Tradeify
Tradeify: platform included, entry cost $111 on a 50K account.
FTMO Futures
FTMO Futures: platform included, entry cost $119 on a 50K account.
My Funded Futures
My Funded Futures: cost not published, entry cost $125 on a 50K account.
Lucid Trading
Lucid Trading: platform included, entry cost $130 on a 25K account.
TradingView at TradeDay: common questions
Is TradingView included in TradeDay's offer?
No. TradeDay leaves TradingView at the trader's expense, without publishing the amount.
How much does it cost to start at TradeDay with TradingView?
$100 for a 25K account, activation fees included but not TradingView: the firm does not publish its cost in a form that can be added.
Can robots or copy trading be run on TradingView at TradeDay?
At TradeDay, robots and algorithms are covered by one rule and copy trading by another. Robots and algorithms: allowed with conditions. Copy trading: allowed with conditions. The platform changes nothing here; the firm's contract decides.
Does another prop firm offer TradingView for less?
Yes: Goat Funded Futures starts at $69 on a 50K account with TradingView, and it is the only cheaper one.
The other platforms available at TradeDay
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