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Comparison

NexTick360 vs Tradervue

One of the longest-established journals in the category, and more futures-aware than most: tick-denominated reporting, R-multiple risk analysis, and liquidity breakdowns showing whether you added or removed liquidity on entry and exit. It also has a free plan and connects to over 200 brokers.

We are a different shape of product, not a better version of the same one. Below is where each of us fits, written so that someone who already uses Tradervue would recognise it.

Checked against tradervue.com on Their product may have changed since — check theirs

The short answer

Choose Tradervue if

  • You want a free plan — theirs is real, not a time-limited trial
  • Tick-denominated reporting and R-multiple risk analysis are the numbers you care about
  • You want liquidity analysis — whether you added or removed liquidity, split by entry and exit
  • You want to share trades with a community and see how others traded the same symbol
  • You journal across many brokers or asset classes — they connect to over 200
  • Price matters and $29.95 or $49.95 fits better than $79

Choose NexTick360 if

  • You want something on screen while the position is open — everything they do is reviewed afterwards
  • You are on a prop evaluation and want the firm's drawdown rules live rather than reconstructed later
  • You want the strategy you wrote checked automatically on every trade
  • You want behavioural patterns surfaced without tagging each trade by hand first

The difference that decides it

The overlap is real, and it is all after the fact

This is the closest anyone gets to our execution reporting. Tick-denominated returns, R multiples and liquidity analysis are genuinely futures-native, and their Gold tier adds exit performance and maximum-potential-P&L — the same family as our excursion metrics. They also connect to the same three futures platforms we do. The whole difference is when it reaches you: every one of those is a report you open afterwards, and none of them says anything while a position is open. On a prop evaluation, that gap is the account.

When the warning arrives One trade on a vertical timeline. Two NexTick360 messages arrive inside the window where the outcome can still change; a journal's verdict arrives that evening, far below it. YOU CAN STILL CHANGE THE OUTCOME HOURS PASS setup forms you click position open price moves you exit that evening NEXTICK360 Before the click $2,330 of drawdown room. This size risks 31% of it. NEXTICK360 Seconds after the fill Stop widened 4 ticks. Your plan said 6. A JOURNAL That evening You lost $412.50 on ES. Both are true. Only one of them arrives in time.
The metrics genuinely overlap. What does not is where they land on this line — theirs once the position is closed, ours while it is still open.

Side by side

What each product does, rather than a score. Everything in the Tradervue column comes from their own pages.

CapabilityTradervueNexTick360
MarketsStocks, options, futures, forex and more — 200+ broker connectionsCME futures only, via Rithmic, TradeStation or CQG
While the trade is openNothing — every feature is post-trade reviewA panel beside your charts. Rules fire when a position opens, tiered at 75% and 90% of your limits
Futures-specific reportingTick-denominated returns, R-multiple risk analysis, liquidity added vs removed by entry and exitMark-outs at five horizons, MFE / MAE, fill quality, aggression and entry timing
How far a trade could have goneGold adds exit performance and maximum-potential-P&L analysisMFE / MAE plus mark-outs measured from both the entry and the exit
Your strategyTags and journal templates — you label the setup and explain whether you followed your planDescribed in plain English, turned into six checkable components, and every trade graded on all six with the reason
Behavioural patternsSurfaced through tag and comparison reports you constructTen detectors scored against your own baseline, without being told what to look for
Prop-firm rulesNot a stated featureApex, Take Profit Trader and MyFundedFutures rules built in, drawdown tracked live
SharingShare trades with the community; sensitive figures excluded by defaultNone
Try before payingFree plan, or a trial that requires a card and auto-charges14 days, no card

Every Tradervue detail above was taken from tradervue.com on . Prices and features move, and this page does not update itself — confirm anything that matters against their site before you decide. We are not affiliated with Tradervue. Tell us if something here is out of date and we will fix it.

Price

Tradervue

  • Free$0
  • Silver$29.95
  • Gold$49.95

A permanent free plan, plus a trial on Silver or Gold at signup — card required, and it charges automatically at the end unless you downgrade first.

NexTick360

One plan, and everything is in it. Free trial, no card required.

Bringing your history with you

Export your trades from Tradervue and import the CSV. Duplicates are matched on content, so re-importing the same file never doubles anything.

Orders and fills come in. Nothing goes back. It cannot place, modify, cancel or route an order — not as a policy, the capability does not exist in the software.

Fourteen days is enough to find out

Import your history and the engine has something to read immediately. If it finds nothing worth knowing about you, do not pay us.