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Crux vs Tradervue

An honest comparison, checked against Tradervue’s own pricing page on 19 September 2026.

When is Tradervue the better choice?

Tradervue is the long-established journal for reviewing trades on the chart. Its Gold plan has over 100 reports and exit analysis, and there is a community for sharing trades. If chart-by-chart review and sharing are what you want, it does them well.

When is Crux the better choice?

Crux is newer and narrower. Instead of more reports, it answers what to change. It shows the dollar value of following your own rules and the habits costing you money. It tracks prop firm evaluations with alerts before a limit, and sends a weekly review with one thing to fix. It costs $9.99 to $29.99 a month against $29.95 to $49.95.

Side by side

CruxTradervue
Monthly price$9.99 / $19.99 / $29.99 (Journal / Edge / Elite)$29.95 / $49.95 (Silver / Gold)
Yearly price$99.99 / $199.99 / $299.99Not on their pricing page
Free trial7 days, no cardYes
Automatic broker syncOn every plan: cTrader (and the prop firms on it), OANDA, Interactive Brokers and six crypto exchanges, with more on the wayBroker sync
Import from any broker's fileYesYes
Puts a dollar figure on following your planYesNot on their pricing page
Finds costly habits from your fills (after a loss, sizing up, late in the day)YesNot on their pricing page
Prop firm evaluations: trailing drawdown, daily limit, consistencyYes (Elite)Not on their pricing page
Emails you before a drawdown or daily limitYes (Elite)Not on their pricing page
Weekly and monthly review with one thing to fixYesNot on their pricing page
Your own risk rules, checked on every trade, with alertsYes (Elite)Not on their pricing page
What-if: test a rule on your own trades before adopting itYes (Elite)Not on their pricing page
Monthly goals with progressYes (Elite)Not on their pricing page
Scaling plan: the balance or profit you want before you size upYes (Edge and Elite)Not on their pricing page
Checks every limit before the trade, not afterYesNot on their pricing page
All your funded accounts on one board, worst firstYes (Elite)Not on their pricing page
Payout planner: what stands between you and a withdrawalYes (Elite)Not on their pricing page
A public page for your record, saying what was synced and what was typedYesNot on their pricing page
Daily check-in: what sleep, stress and focus do to your resultsYes (Edge and Elite)Not on their pricing page
Your week or month as an image to postYesNot on their pricing page
An optional daily Bible verseYesNot on their pricing page
Trade or market replayNoNot on their pricing page
BacktestingNoNot on their pricing page
AI assistantNoNot on their pricing page
MAE/MFE and exit analysisNoYes (Gold: exit and max potential P&L analysis)
On your phoneIn your phone's browser (no app)Not on their pricing page

Tradervue’s prices and features are from www.tradervue.com/site/pricing, read on 19 September 2026. “Not on their pricing page” means we could not confirm it there, not that it is missing. Seen something out of date? Email support@cruxjournal.com and we will fix it.

Monthly prices from each company's pricing page, checked 19 September 2026: Crux $9.99 to $29.99, Tradervue $29.95 to $49.95, TraderSync $29.95 to $79.95, TradeZella $35 to $99. Edgewonk is yearly only, $197.
Monthly prices side by side, from each pricing page.
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