No free plan. Five days, then you pay.
TraderEdge offers TradingView-charted replay with 20 years of forex data, but there is no free plan: you get a 5-day trial, then Starter at $15 a month, and the journal and automated backtester sit on Elite at $39. FxBacktest has a free account with no trial clock, and Pro at €12 includes multi-timeframe replay; strategy scripting is on every plan.
BEFORE YOU PAY TraderEdge: a 5-day trial, then a plan. FxBacktest: a free account with no clock on it. 5 DAYSvsNO CLOCKTwo browser replay platforms with an automated backtester. They split on how you start, what each tier unlocks and what each one is built around.
TraderEdge details read from traderedge.app/pricing and its homepage on 20 October 2026. FxBacktest is not affiliated with TraderEdge. Plans change — check their site before you pay.
These are either Elite-only at TraderEdge or not listed on its site at all.
Learn the replay at your own pace on a free account. TraderEdge gives you five days before a plan starts.
ALL PLANSTrade M15 while H1 and H4 replay beside it, every pane locked to the same moment — no peeking at a higher-timeframe candle that has not closed yet.
PROOne to three phases, profit targets, and daily and maximum drawdown checked against live equity — the way a funded-account challenge actually fails you.
ALL PLANSEconomic-calendar markers sit on the candles they moved, so you can see NFP or CPI coming and test whether your setup survives it. See the calendar.
ALL PLANSReplay inside the one-minute candle on gold, the majors, US100, US30, US500, GER40, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Apple, Nvidia and Tesla. See the tick data hub.
ULTRABeyond win rate and drawdown: an RR optimization slider, wins by hour and weekday, MFE percentiles (how far trades ran), trade-tag analysis and stress tests that drop trades or skip news.
PRO / ULTRAThe core of TraderEdge — replay on TradingView-style charts, an automated tester and a journal — all exist here.
Future candles hidden; step forward one bar or auto-play.
Switch the app to the TradingView-style layout.
TraderEdge simulates 1,000+ trades in seconds; FXScript runs years of bars.
Unlimited on FxBacktest Ultra (30 on Pro).
Plus expectancy, Sharpe and an equity curve.
Costs come off every trade, so the result is net.
TraderEdge bundles a course on yearly Elite; FxBacktest's course is free.
Close the tab and pick the session up later, trades intact.
No installer, works on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS.
An alternative page that hides the other side is an ad. These are the things TraderEdge does that FxBacktest does not.
TraderEdge refunds within 30 days, no questions asked. FxBacktest's safety net is the 7-day Pro trial and a free account.
TraderEdge advertises 20 years of forex data for replay. FxBacktest's one-minute history is shorter on most pairs.
Elite logs your live trades daily with comments and screenshots, and adds a forward simulator. FxBacktest journals backtests only.
TraderEdge lets you organise backtests by strategy in a library. FxBacktest groups them by saved session and tag.
If you are sure you will pay and want a 30-day refund window plus a live journal, TraderEdge Elite covers both. If you want to start without a deadline, or need multi-timeframe replay and prop rules for less, FxBacktest is the better fit.
TraderEdge list prices, 20 October 2026. Its page shows Elite at both $33 and $39 a month in different places; both are listed below.
The automated backtester is the price jump. At TraderEdge it starts at Elite, $396 a year. FxBacktest's FXScript editor and AI assistant are on every plan, including the free account.
Over a year, FxBacktest Pro costs €129 against $144 for TraderEdge Starter, and Pro adds multi-timeframe replay and a journal that Starter does not have.
No trial to race. Create the account and come back to it whenever you have an evening for a session.
Email or Google, no card. Nothing to download and no broker to connect.
Forex, crypto, stocks or indices — plus gold, oil and ETFs — on any timeframe from M1 to MN.
Step a bar at a time or auto-play. Drag the stop and target on the chart; lot size follows your risk percent.
Win rate, expectancy, profit factor, Sharpe and drawdown, saved to your journal so the sample keeps growing.
Short answers. Every TraderEdge figure was read from their own pages on 20 October 2026.
No. TraderEdge offers a 5-day trial, then a paid plan: Starter at $15 a month ($144 a year) or Elite at $39 a month ($396 a year). It also has a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Starter covers unlimited replay and saved backtests. The trade journal, automated backtester and forward simulator are Elite only.
FxBacktest has a free account with no trial clock: 105 markets, every timeframe and a full session report. Its strategy scripting and AI assistant are available on every plan.
Hourly and daily history is long on most markets, but one-minute history is shorter; the deep minute archive back to 2016 covers EUR/USD, GBP/USD, gold and the Nasdaq on Ultra.
Pro starts with a 7-day trial that needs a card; cancel before day 7 and nothing is charged. There is no separate 30-day refund promise like TraderEdge's.
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