Best Trading Journals

A journal only works if you open it after a losing day. These are published journaling products in the catalog, ranked from featured and verified listings. Look at import paths (broker statements, screenshots, tags) and whether the review flow matches how you already trade — not a feature checklist you will ignore in week two.

Ranked from published catalog fields — featured and verified listings first. Not a performance ranking and not paid placement. Last catalog publish in this list: Aug 19, 2026.

Our verdict

TradeZella is the best all-round journal if you want automatic imports and a modern dashboard. Edgewonk is the best value for serious statistics at $197 a year for everything. Tradervue is the easiest place to start because it has a free plan.

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    TradeZella

    500+ broker integrations, plans from $35/mo ($26/mo billed yearly), multi-account on Pro.

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  2. 2

    Edgewonk

    $197 for 12 months with every feature and unlimited journals; 14-day money-back guarantee.

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  3. 3

    Tradervue

    Free plan to start; Silver $29.95/mo and Gold $49.95/mo when you need more reports.

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Trading journal pricing (from vendor pricing pages)

Figures read from each provider's official website. Last checked . “Not confirmed” means we could not verify it on an official page. Prices and rules change — check the provider's site before you buy.

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JournalPricingFree plan / trialBest forVisit
TradeZellaEssential $35/mo · Pro $59/mo · Ultra $99/mo (monthly billing)No free plan listed; yearly billing lowers the monthly rateTraders who want automatic broker imports and a polished dashboardVisit site
Edgewonk$197 per 12 months or $35/month14-day money-back guaranteeTraders who want deep statistics and one all-features planVisit site
TradervueFree plan · Silver $29.95/mo · Gold $49.95/moFree plan available; trial on paid plansBudget-conscious traders who want to start on a free planVisit site

Monthly list prices; yearly billing is cheaper. Vendors change prices and run promotions.

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Official pages only. Last checked

Top journal: TradeZella

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Quick comparison table

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#ProductBest forPricingStatus
01TradeZellaTrading Journal & AnalyticspaidVerified businessVerified
02ChartLogChart-linked journalpaidNot verified
03EdgewonkJournal for Discretionary TraderspaidNot verified
04Edgewonk WebBehavioural analyticspaidNot verified
05Excel Trade JournalDIY spreadsheetfreeNot verified
06Google Sheets JournalCloud spreadsheet logfreeNot verified
07IBKR Flex QueriesBroker statement exportfreeNot verified
08JournalytixMT4/MT5 journalpaidNot verified
09MetaTrader ReportsAccount HTML reportsfreeNot verified
10NinjaTrader PerformanceBuilt-in trade reportsfreemiumNot verified

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Questions

What is the best trading journal?

TradeZella is our pick for most traders thanks to 500+ broker integrations and an easy dashboard (from $35/mo). Edgewonk is better value for deep statistics at $197/year, and Tradervue has a free plan.

Is there a free trading journal?

Tradervue offers a free plan. Edgewonk has a 14-day money-back guarantee rather than a free plan, and TradeZella does not list a free plan.

How much does TradeZella cost?

Essential $35/mo, Pro $59/mo and Ultra $99/mo on monthly billing; yearly billing is $315, $531 and $891 per year.

TradeZella or Edgewonk?

TradeZella for automatic imports and multi-account tracking; Edgewonk if you want one all-features plan at $197 a year ($35/month if paid monthly).

Will any of these make me profitable?

No. A journal is a review habit. Rank here is catalog order, not a claim about trading results.

What should I compare besides price?

Import paths, tags, and whether you will actually fill it in. The related guide covers picking one you will keep using.

Can I suggest a journal?

Yes. Submit a product or claim the listing if it is already in the catalog.

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