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Sweep vs Tradervue.

Two trading journals built for different traders. What each one does, what it costs, and when Tradervue is the better pick.

The short answer.

Choose Sweep if

  • You trade futures evaluations and funded accounts, and want each firm’s rules on every account.
  • You want a free plan with no time limit, or Pro for $19 a month.
  • You want a daily routine that rewards following your plan, not just your P&L.
  • You journal in English, French or Spanish.

Choose Tradervue if

  • You mostly trade stocks or options.
  • You want deep reports: MFE and MAE, exit analysis, liquidity.
  • You want trades to sync from your broker automatically, today.
  • You work with a mentor who reviews your trades.

Side by side.

FeatureSweepTradervue
Free planYes, no time limit, no cardYes, 30 trades a month
Trial of a paid plan60 days of ProYes, on Silver and Gold
Monthly pricePro $19 · Elite $39Silver $29.95 · Gold $49.95
Yearly pricePro $159 · Elite $329Not listed on its pricing page
Adding tradesFile import, screenshot read by AI, or by handBroker imports
Automatic broker syncIn developmentSilver and Gold
Prop firm rulesPreloaded for 5 futures firms, per account type, checked every weekNone listed on its pricing page
Expense and payout trackingPro and EliteNone listed on its pricing page
Charts of your tradesReal CME charts, the day after the sessionPrice charts with your entries and exits
MentoringNoSilver and Gold
MarketsFuturesStocks, options, futures, forex

Tradervue details come from its public pricing page and help center, checked on October 10, 2026. Prices in USD, before tax. Something out of date? Write to hello@makeitsweep.com. Tradervue is a trademark of its owner; Sweep is not affiliated with Tradervue.

Where Sweep is different

Sweep starts from your prop accounts. Pick your firm and account type, and the drawdown, consistency and payout conditions are already there. They’re checked against each firm’s official pages every week; when a firm changes a rule, you’re notified and choose whether to apply it.

Your money stays in separate layers: evaluations, funded and live accounts are never mixed, and copy trading counts once in your statistics, not once per account.

Each session has a routine: a plan before the open, your rules during it, and a short review after the close. Sweep measures those habits, so a red day where you followed your plan still counts.

Where Tradervue is ahead

Tradervue focuses on detailed reporting: MFE and MAE statistics, exit analysis, liquidity and risk reports, with mentoring and trade sharing. It covers stocks, options and forex as well as futures, syncs with brokers on its paid plans, and has a free plan for up to 30 trades a month. If you mostly trade stocks or want deep reports, it’s the better fit.

At Sweep, automatic sync with Rithmic and Tradovate is in development; we’ll announce it on our changelog as soon as it’s live.

Questions

Is Tradervue free?

Tradervue has a free plan limited to 30 trades a month; Silver ($29.95 a month) and Gold ($49.95 a month) remove that limit. Sweep’s Free plan has no time limit and no credit card, and every new account gets 60 days of Pro.

Which one is cheaper?

Among paid plans, Sweep. Pro is $19 a month or $159 a year, and Elite is $39 a month or $329 a year. Tradervue’s paid plans are $29.95 (Silver) and $49.95 (Gold) a month; its pricing page lists no yearly price. Prices in USD, before tax.

Does Tradervue track prop firm rules?

Its pricing page lists no prop firm features: no drawdown, consistency or payout rules. In Sweep, rules come preloaded for 5 futures prop firms (Apex, Topstep, Lucid, Take Profit Trader and MyFundedFutures) and each account type, and are checked against the firms’ official pages every week.

How do I add trades to Sweep?

Import your platform’s export (Tradovate, Rithmic, ProjectX or TradingView), paste a screenshot that Sweep AI reads, or type the trade by hand. Automatic sync with Rithmic and Tradovate is in development.

Is Tradervue better for stock traders?

Often, yes. Tradervue covers stocks, options, futures and forex with detailed reports. Sweep is built for futures only, and for prop firm accounts first.

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