Comparisons

TRADZY vs TradeZella: Pricing, Features and Who Each One Is For (2026)

TradeZella is one of the best-known trading journals. TRADZY is built around a different idea: the Analyst Engine grades the setup from A+ to F, with the stop, the target and the odds, across six timeframes, before you enter. Then it journals the trade, lets you practise on a paper desk and duel friends, and ranks you against other traders.

This is a fair side-by-side. TradeZella's figures come from TradeZella's pricing page as of October 6, 2026; plans change, so check it before you buy.

Part 1. At a glance

TradeZellaTRADZY
Main jobTrading journal with analytics, replay and AI toolsPre-trade grade, journal, paper trading and duels, rankings
Free planNone listed on its pricing pageYes: 12 full chart reads a month, unlimited live chart scans, the journal
Starting price$35 a month, or $26 a month billed yearlyPro from $19.99 for 6 months, or $34.99 a year
Getting trades inAutomated broker sync, "500+ brokers" in its wordsRead-only sync with 79 exchanges that allow it (you connect a read-only API key; Free keeps one account, Pro up to 20), plus file import for brokers and journals such as MetaTrader 4 and 5 and spreadsheets, with a preview before anything is saved
Grade before you enterNot listed on its pricing pageYes: A+ to F with the stop, the target and the odds
Replay and backtestingManual backtesting on every plan; replay on Pro and UltraPaper desk on a live chart, with fees included
Paper duelsNot listed on its pricing pageYes, a week or a month against a friend (Pro)
CommunityZella University and a trading community150 leagues, Legions of up to 50 traders, daily market calls and missions

Part 2. What TradeZella does best

If you trade often across several brokers, TradeZella's main strength is practical: it syncs your trades automatically, so the journal fills itself. Its pricing page also lists the things a serious journaler tends to want:

If automatic broker sync and deep reports on your own history are what you need, TradeZella is built for that, and TRADZY is not a like-for-like replacement for it.

Part 3. What TRADZY does differently

TRADZY puts the decision first. You pick a market and a side, and the Analyst Engine grades the setup from A+ to F, with the stop, the target and the odds, across six timeframes. If there is no edge, it tells you to wait. After the trade it goes in the journal with the grade it had.

The trade-off: live sync covers the 79 exchanges that allow read-only API keys, mostly crypto. Stock and forex brokers come in by file import, where TradeZella lists automated sync with "500+ brokers". Paper trading and duels are part of Pro.

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Part 4. Pricing side by side

TradeZella planMonthlyPer month, billed yearlyIncludes
Essential$35$26 ($315 a year)1 account, 500 AI credits
Pro$59$44 ($531 a year)Up to 50 accounts, 1,500 AI credits, replay, AI agents
Ultra$99$74 ($891 a year)Unlimited accounts, 3,000 AI credits, 100 AI backtests a month
TRADZY planPriceIncludes
Free$012 full reads a month, unlimited live chart scans, journal, stats, imports, leaderboards
Pro, 6 months$19.9992 full reads a month, full reading, analysis history, paper trading, duels, up to 20 accounts
Pro, 1 year$34.99Same as above ($2.92 a month)
Pro, 2 years$59.99Same as above

TradeZella's annual billing is 25% cheaper than paying monthly. Its pricing page does not state a free trial or a refund policy, so check that before you pay. They are different tools, so the lower price does not make TRADZY a substitute for broker sync or replay; it makes it cheap to try the grade-first approach.

Part 5. Who should pick which

Part 6. Test both on one week of trades

  1. Pick three trades from last week, wins and losses.
  2. Run each setup through TRADZY's free plan and see the grade it would have had at your entry.
  3. Compare the grade with what happened. A high grade that lost, or a low grade that won, shows where your instinct and the data disagree.
  4. Look at the same trades in TradeZella's reports and ask which view changed what you will do tomorrow.

FAQ

Does TradeZella have a free plan?

Its pricing page lists three paid plans (Essential, Pro and Ultra) and no free plan, and it does not state a free trial or refund policy. TRADZY's free plan includes the journal, imports and stats, unlimited live chart scans and 12 full chart reads a month, with no card.

How much does TradeZella cost?

On its pricing page, Essential is $35 a month, Pro is $59 and Ultra is $99. Billed yearly they are $26, $44 and $74 a month ($315, $531 and $891 a year), which saves 25%.

Is TRADZY a TradeZella replacement?

For journaling and stats, partly. TRADZY adds a pre-trade grade, paper trading with duels and rankings. It syncs read-only from 79 exchanges but takes most brokers by file import, so if automatic sync across many brokers, trade replay or AI backtests matter most, TradeZella is the stronger fit.

Can I move my trades from TradeZella to TRADZY?

TRADZY imports trade-history files from Binance, Bybit, OKX, MetaTrader 4 and 5, and most journals and spreadsheets, and shows a preview before anything is saved. Export a file from TradeZella and check the preview matches your columns. If your trades came from a crypto exchange, you can also connect it directly with a read-only API key.

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Last checked October 6, 2026. Competitor figures are from their public pricing pages and can change. TRADZY is not affiliated with TradeZella, Edgewonk, TraderSync or TradingView. Not financial advice.