Altiora vs Tradervue
Tradervue is one of the oldest online trading journals, valued for sharing and reviewing trades between traders. Its offering stays centred on the journal: its pricing page highlights broker sync and export, not backtesting.
The verdict, quickly
Prefer them when Tradervue :
- Sharing and reviewing trades with a mentor or a group is your main use case.
- You want a proven tool that has been around a long time.
- You are comfortable in English.
Prefer Altiora when :
- You want a French interface and French support.
- You want backtesting with replay and prop firm tracking included.
- You want your results tied to your habits and goals.
Feature-by-feature comparison
| Feature | Altiora | Tradervue |
|---|---|---|
| Trading journal | Yes | Yes |
| Backtesting | Yes | To verify |
| Bar-by-bar replay | Yes | To verify |
| Prop firm tracking | Yes | To verify |
| Risk calculator | Yes | To verify |
| Habits | Yes | To verify |
| Goals | Yes | To verify |
| Economic calendar | Yes | To verify |
| Automatic broker sync | Yes | Yes |
| CSV import | Yes | To verify |
| French interface | Yes | To verify |
Altiora
From €9.90 per month billed annually · Pricing read on 2026-08-28 · Source: /pricing
Tradervue (Official site)
From $29.95 per month · Pricing read on 2026-08-29 · Source: tradervue.com
Cells marked “to verify” are points we could not confirm on the vendor’s own site. We would rather leave them empty than guess: a comparison is only worth reading if every cell is traceable.
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The simplest thing is to try it
Altiora is €9.90/month billed annually, with a 7-day free trial. A card is required to start, but you are not charged if you cancel before day 7.