which broker offers free tradingview
Verdict
- Pepperstone is the broker we recommend for TradingView: you link a Razor account and trade from TradingView's charts at the same USD 3.50 per side commission it charges on MT5.
- 'Free TradingView' usually means a broker lets you trade through TradingView without charging extra; TradingView's own free and paid plans are sold separately by TradingView.
- Other brokers in our data that list TradingView include Capital.com, IC Markets, Fusion Markets, Vantage, FP Markets and OANDA.
- In Australia, Pepperstone offers TradingView on Razor only, not on its Standard account.
No broker gives you TradingView itself; TradingView sells its own plans. What brokers do is connect your trading account to TradingView so you can place orders from the chart. The useful question is what that connection costs you per trade.
Pepperstone: TradingView at MT5 prices
Pepperstone prices TradingView trading the same way as MT5: Razor spreads (EUR/USD 0.1 pips average) plus USD 3.50 per side, or USD 7 per round turn on a USD account. You log in to your Pepperstone account from TradingView's trading panel and orders go straight to Pepperstone. Its perpetual CFDs are also tradable through TradingView. Because the account is held with Pepperstone Group Limited (ASIC, AFSL 414530), your protections are those of the Australian entity, whichever screen you trade from.
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Which brokers offer native TradingView integration without extra fees?
Several brokers in our data list TradingView among their platforms. The costs below are what each publishes for its main account, not a TradingView surcharge:
| Broker | TradingView | EUR/USD pricing published |
|---|---|---|
| Pepperstone | Razor account | 0.1 pips avg + USD 3.50 per side |
| Capital.com | Listed | No static figure |
| IC Markets | Listed | Raw 0.01 avg + $3.50 per side (global site) |
| FP Markets | Listed | Raw 0.11 avg + $3 per side |
| Fusion Markets | Listed | Zero: 0.0 claimed + $2.25 per side |
| Vantage | Listed | Raw from 0.0 + $3 per side |
What 'free' does and does not cover
- Covered: placing and managing trades from TradingView charts using your broker account.
- Not covered: TradingView's own paid features, such as extra indicators per chart or more saved layouts, which TradingView bills directly.
- Still charged: the broker's spread and commission, which are the same as on its other platforms at Pepperstone.
- Check: which account type carries TradingView. At Pepperstone in Australia it is Razor; the Standard account uses the web platform and app, MT5 or cTrader.
Is TradingView the cheapest way to trade at Pepperstone?
Not quite. Forex on cTrader costs USD 6 per round-turn lot against USD 7 on TradingView, MT5 and Pepperstone's own platform. For a few trades a week the dollar hardly matters, and many traders keep TradingView for analysis and execution together. For high-volume forex, cTrader saves about $1 a lot.
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Do I need a paid TradingView plan to trade with Pepperstone?
TradingView sets its own plan limits, so check with TradingView which plan covers the charting features you want. Pepperstone's charges are its spread and commission.
Can I use TradingView with a Pepperstone Standard account?
Not in Australia. TradingView is listed for Razor only.
Does Pepperstone charge more on TradingView than on MT5?
No. Both are USD 3.50 per side on forex in a USD account.
Trading CFDs from TradingView carries the same leverage risk as any other platform: you can lose money quickly. Read the issuer's PDS and TMD. This page summarises published pricing and is not advice.