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What is Tradevisor?
Tradevisor (Tradevisor.ai) sells a buy/sell signal indicator for TradingView through Whop and its own site. Whop lists a user manual, the indicator and an indicator bundle as part of the product.
How much does Tradevisor cost?
On September 30, 2026 Whop listed four plans: $25 per week, $75 per month, $125 per 3 months, or $850 one-time for lifetime access.
Is there a free trial?
No free trial was shown on the Whop checkout on September 30, 2026. The weekly plan is the cheapest way to test it, and subscriptions renew until you cancel.
Is Tradevisor legit?
It’s a real product with a real Whop listing, 4,921 joins and 195 ratings. But its own marketing overstates its ratings and user numbers, and its performance claims are unverified.
What is Tradevisor’s rating?
3.9 out of 5 from 195 Whop ratings: 59% five-star and 19% one-star. Tradevisor’s own site says “5 stars, 1.2k reviews”, which doesn’t match Whop.
Does it work with the free TradingView plan?
Tradevisor’s Whop FAQ addresses this, and third-party reviews report it works on the free plan. Confirm with support before buying if you rely on it.
Does it work with crypto?
Tradevisor’s Whop FAQ covers crypto, and members mention using it on BTC and NQ futures. Signals don’t guarantee results in any market.
Is there a Tradevisor app?
Tradevisor.ai is a TradingView indicator, so you use it inside the TradingView app or website. A separate AI forecasting app with a similar name exists; we found no link between them.
Is there a Tradevisor promo code?
We didn’t find an official promo code. The longer plans are the built-in discount: $75/month and $125/3 months versus $25/week.
Can following the signals guarantee profits?
No. Most retail traders lose money, signals can be late or wrong, and backtests are hypothetical. Treat any indicator as one input, not a strategy.