Comparison

TraderSync pricing, and what Tradoshi costs

TraderSync is one of the oldest trading journals on the market, more than ten years old, and it is a serious opponent: on several lines of this comparison it does better than us, including on its partner program. Sourced on the same day from its two public pages, with nothing rounded in our favour.

Sourced on 2 August 2026

Pick Tradoshi ifyou want to pay 33 to 40% less at every tier, AI metered by the month rather than five messages a day, and a discipline and psychology layer that does not exist there.

Pick TraderSync ifyou work on second-level execution or below: 250 ms market replay, Level II, time and sales. It is the most advanced on the market on that ground, and we have no equivalent.

If you are a creator or educatortheir affiliate program pays the same rate as ours, 30%, on pricier subscriptions. It is written below, with the figures.

Tradoshi and TraderSync at a glance

15 lines to decide fast, then the detail below with the sources read on TraderSync.

What is compared	TraderSync	Tradoshi
Starting price	$29.95/mo	$19.99/mo · −33%
Mid plan price	$49.95/mo	$39.99/mo · −20%
Top plan price	$79.95/mo	$49.99/mo · −37%
Accounts on the entry plan	5	3
Free trial	7 days	14 days of Premium free, no card
Free plan	None announced	Yes, forever, no card, no trade limit
AI assistant on the entry plan	5 messages per day	600 credits per month
Partner commission	30% recurring, $200 threshold	30% for life, €500 threshold
Market replay	Down to 250 ms, Level II	Trade Review on the real chart
Mobile app	Yes	Android published on Google Play, iOS not published to date
Brokers announced	700+	2,000+, list and PDF published
Pre-trade psychology	Absent from their grid	Voice check-in, from Essential
Discipline score	Absent from their grid	From the entry plan
Mentoring	Absent from their grid	Free mentor account
Track record	More than ten years	We are starting out

1. What TraderSync and Tradoshi each offer, plan by plan

Every TraderSync plan and every one of ours, with what each actually unlocks. Prices are those shown on both pricing pages on 2 August 2026.

TraderSync

Billed in dollars

Pro

$29.95/mo

or $269.52/year ($22.46/mo)

5 accounts
Unlimited trade imports
Cypher: 5 messages per day
3 strategies, 1 trade plan
Market replay at 1-minute precision
No Cypher Coach

Most popularPremium

$49.95/mo

or $449.52/year ($37.46/mo)

Unlimited accounts
Cypher: 15 messages per day
Cypher Coach included
1-second replay
Unlimited strategies and plans

Elite

$79.95/mo

or $719.52/year ($59.96/mo)

Cypher: 60 messages per day
250 ms replay
Level II and time and sales
All assets, options included

Tradoshi

Billed in dollars

NewFree

$0/mo

permanent, no card, nothing to cancel

Unlimited file import and manual entry
Full journal, dashboard and Day View
500+ reports and Oshi Score
Free mentor account

Essential

$19.99/mo

or $159/year ($13.25/mo)

3 connected broker accounts
600 AI credits per month
Oshi AI coach on your data
Discipline score and written check-in
500+ reports and Oshi Score
No trade limit

Most popularPro

$39.99/mo

or $319/year ($26.58/mo)

50 accounts, multi prop firm, challenge tracking
1,500 AI credits
Mentor invited for free

Premium

$49.99/mo

or $399/year ($33.25/mo)

Unlimited accounts
3,000 AI credits
Live session: in-session guardrails
Trade Review on the real chart
Automated backtesting: your written strategy, tested by Oshi
Priority support

Every price on this page is in dollars, on both sides, and no exchange rate is applied. Their annual discount is 25%, ours charges eight months out of twelve.

Two gaps, and the first is obvious: TraderSync costs 20 to 37% more than us at every tier, $29.95 against $19.99 at entry, $49.95 against $39.99 in the middle, $79.95 against $49.99 at the top. The second gap is subtler and weighs as much: the unit the AI is metered in. They count in messages per day, five on the entry plan. An assistant you can ask five questions a day is not an assistant, it is a quota. We count in credits per month, 600 from the entry plan, which leaves room for one heavy day of analysis then three quiet ones.

2. The partner offer, in months of revenue

On the rate, TraderSync and we are level, and they were the first to display it. Their affiliate page states: “The commission is 30% of the subscription price on all subsequent subscriptions”, with their own example, a $50 per month subscriber earns the partner $15 per month. No maximum duration is published.

Our schedule pays 30% from the first customer, with no tiers, for life on every payment collected. That beats the category leader, which caps at six or twelve months. Against TraderSync, it is the same rate.

Comparing two percentages means nothing while the durations differ. The honest unit is months of the referred customer's revenue: it neutralises both the product price and the commission duration. Read it as: for a customer who stays N months, the partner has earned the equivalent of X months of that customer's revenue.

Program	Stays 6 months	Stays 12 months	Stays 24 months	Stays 36 months
TraderSync, 30% recurring	1.80	3.60	7.20	10.80
Tradoshi 30% (from the 1st customer)	1.80	3.60	7.20	10.80

The table reads by itself: in months of revenue, both programs pay the same at every horizon. But since their subscriptions cost more, the same share is worth more money with them. If your only criterion is what a referral earns you, the honest answer is that TraderSync stays ahead, narrowly.

Two nuances. Their payout triggers at $200 accumulated, ours at €500: on that point they are ahead. And our duration is written down, for life, where theirs is not published. What we have more of is the free mentor account, which is not a commission but does change an educator's economics: they pay nothing to follow their students, where elsewhere they have to subscribe themselves.

Other terms recorded on their side: monthly PayPal payouts, real-time dashboard, application required. On our side, the commission lands on every payment collected, with a 30-day holding period.

3. Mentoring, and who pays for whom

Mentoring appears nowhere on TraderSync's grid: no dedicated row, no student invitation, no shared space. Their product is built for a solo trader facing their statistics, and their public comparison almost claims it, describing the tool as an individual analysis desk.

At Tradoshi, the mentor account is free. The student is the subscriber, from the Pro plan up, and invites their mentor, who pays nothing to follow their trades and progress.

For a trader working alone this line is worth nothing. For a school it is worth everything: following thirty students costs nothing extra, where elsewhere it would take one subscription per supervisor. It is the only place where we regain ground on partnerships, having lost it on commissions.

How mentoring works at Tradoshi · The offer for educators and schools

4. The full comparison, feature by feature

Every line comes from both public pricing pages, read on the same day. Nothing is pulled from a help centre on one side and a grid on the other: on unequal evidence, a comparison stops being honest. “Absent from the grid” means exactly that, not “does not exist”.

Accounts, data and coverage

Both sync the broker and impose no trade limit. The gap is on entry-plan accounts, where they are more generous, and on announced coverage, where we are.

What is compared	TraderSync	Tradoshi
Accounts: entry / mid / top	5 / unlimited / unlimited	3 / 50 / unlimited
Trade limit	None	None
Brokers announced	700+	2,000+
Public list to back it up	Not published	2,024 names + PDF, dated survey
Fees and commissions applied	Yes, automatic	Yes, supplied by the broker
Multi-currency	Yes	Yes

Artificial intelligence, and how it is metered

Both sell an AI assistant. The unit changes everything: theirs is a number of messages per day, ours is a volume of credits per month.

What is compared	TraderSync	Tradoshi
Conversational assistant	Cypher: 5 / 15 / 60 messages per day	Oshi Coach: 600 / 1,500 / 3,000 credits per month
Proactive AI coach	Cypher Coach, from the mid plan	Prescriptive daily reco, from Essential
Automated backtesting	Yes, stocks, forex, crypto	Yes, on Premium: forex, index CFDs, metals and crypto

Replay and execution analysis

Their turf, by a long way. This is where they have ten years of lead and real technical depth.

What is compared	TraderSync	Tradoshi
Replay precision	1 min / 1 s / 250 ms	Trade Review on the real chart
Level II and time and sales	Yes, on the top plan	No
Exit analysis	Exit efficiency and optimal exit point	MFE / MAE and R-multiple

Psychology, discipline and risk

The mirror of the previous block: this is our turf, and none of it appears on their pricing grid.

What is compared	TraderSync	Tradoshi
Written emotional check-in	Absent from their grid	From the entry plan
Voice check-in	Absent from their grid	From Essential
Discipline score	Absent from their grid	From the entry plan
In-session guardrails	Absent from their grid	Live session (Premium)
Risk computed per account	Risk exposure report	Yes, per account, plus prop firm rules

Access, mobile and community

A seven-day trial on their side, 14 days of Premium free with no card on ours, a free plan on our side only, and a mobile app they have on both stores, where ours exists on Android only.

What is compared	TraderSync	Tradoshi
Free trial	7 days	14 days of Premium free, no card
Mobile app	Yes	Android published on Google Play, iOS not published to date
Mentoring	Absent from their grid	Free mentor account
Languages	English	French, English, Spanish and Portuguese
Track record	More than ten years	We are starting out

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5. What we concede to TraderSync

A comparison won on every single line is not a comparison, it is an advert. Here are the points where TraderSync is ahead, with nothing taken off.

Their partner program earns a little more than oursThe rate is the same, 30%, but with them it applies to pricier subscriptions, and their payout threshold is $200 against our €500. At an equal rate, a partner therefore earns more per customer with them.

Their replay is the best on the market250 milliseconds, Level II, time and sales, and an optimal exit point analysis. For a scalper working on execution that is reason enough to pick them, and we have no equivalent.

They give five accounts at entry, we give threeA trader following four accounts is better served there at entry level, even if the plan costs ten dollars more.

They have a mobile appIt is on their grid. Ours has been on Google Play since 20 August 2026; on iPhone the advantage is still theirs.

More than ten years of existenceWe are starting out. A decade of customer feedback and fixes is not caught up with a comparison table.

The verdict

TraderSync is the closest comparison in this series. Three questions settle it. Do you work on second-level execution? Then their 250 ms replay with Level II has no equivalent, and the rest is secondary. Are you a creator or an educator? The commission rate is the same, 30%, on pricier subscriptions with them, but our mentor account is free, which changes a school's economics rather than an affiliate's. Is your problem measurement or discipline? If it is measuring, they have done it well for ten years. If it is sticking to your rules, nothing there takes care of it.

Frequently asked questions

Which one is cheaper?

Tradoshi, and at every tier, not just at entry. Their entry plan is $29.95 where ours is $19.99, 33 percent less. Their mid plan is $49.95 where ours is $39.99, 20 percent less. Their top plan is $79.95 where ours is $49.99, 37 percent less. In exchange, their top plan unlocks the 250 millisecond replay with Level II, which we do not have.

Which affiliate program pays better?

The rate is the same. TraderSync pays 30 percent on all subsequent subscriptions, with no published maximum duration, and a $200 payout threshold. Tradoshi pays 30 percent for life from the first customer, with no tiers, and a €500 threshold. Since their subscriptions cost more, a partner earns a little more per customer with them.

What does Tradoshi do that TraderSync does not?

Three things absent from their pricing grid as of 2 August 2026: the emotional check-in, written then voice, the discipline score, and in-session guardrails. Plus the free mentor account, which lets an educator follow their students without subscribing.

How is the AI limited on each side?

TraderSync counts in messages per day, five on the entry plan, fifteen in the middle, sixty at the top. Tradoshi counts in credits per month, 600 at entry, then 1,500 and 3,000. The practical difference is that a monthly quota allows one heavy day of analysis, a daily quota does not.

What does TraderSync do better than Tradoshi?

Five things. A more rewarding affiliate program. Market replay down to 250 milliseconds with Level II. Five accounts on the entry plan against three. A mobile app already published. And more than ten years of existence.

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Method and sources. Every figure attributed to TraderSync was read on 2 August 2026 on its own public pages, in the served HTML, and not taken from a third-party comparison: tradersync.com/pricing · tradersync.com/affiliate-program. The “absent from the grid” statements were obtained by counting term occurrences in the served page, not by eye. The months-of-revenue values are computed from the published schedules on both sides, month by month, not typed by hand. A publisher's pricing can change without notice, sometimes overnight: when in doubt, the TraderSync page prevails over this one. If you spot a mistake, write to us and it will be corrected with the date. Report an error to us.