Your members pay for your indicators. Why do they have to read them somewhere else?

Right now your edge lives on someone else's platform, behind their pricing, their login and their rules. Your members juggle a charting subscription, a chat app and your course just to see the signal you built.

Get your indicators on a terminal you control

Picture the morning bell

A member clicks "Charts" inside your community and lands on a live terminal already signed in. Your indicators sit on the chart, named the way you name them, and nothing else is in the way. There's no second account and no third-party script to load. You can see how many members used it this month without asking anyone.

How it works with Charts+

Charts+ is built for trading educators who are done renting space on a general-purpose platform. It hosts the terminal, carries your studies, and hands each community only what it licensed.

Your indicators, ported

We rebuild your TradingView Pine or Thinkorswim scripts line by line and test them against hand-checked values before your members see them.

Sign-in through your site

Your server sends members in with a signed, single-use link. We never see their payment details or your member list beyond the email you pass.

Only what you license

Each community sees its own set of studies. Your members' accounts are kept apart from every other community's.

Usage you can bill on

Active members are counted per month, the same number your per-member fee is built on.

  1. Send us your scripts. Pine, ThinkScript or a written spec.
  2. We port and test them. You review them on your own charts before launch.
  3. Add one link to your site. We give you a few lines of server code that sign it.

Market data today: US stocks and ETFs on a 15-minute delay, with daily history plus 1-hour, 15-, 5- and 1-minute bars. Selected futures (E-mini S&P, gold, silver, Brent) are also delayed. Real-time futures data is coming; ask us about timing for your launch.

Start with one indicator

Send us one script. We'll port it and put it on a private test terminal you can open yourself, so you see it running on your own symbols before you commit to anything.