Aeris vs DeepCharts for order flow and prop trading

The vendor currently presents DeepChart and DeepDom separately. DeepChart bundles conventional charts with footprint, order-flow indicators, advanced DOM, replay, demo trading, portfolio risk, and other tools. DeepDom is built around a liquidity heatmap and adds volume bubbles, chart DOM, MBO-oriented indicators, tick replay, simulated practice, and an integrated metrics journal.

That separation matters for price and workflow. The checked DeepChart page lists Orderflow at $59 monthly, Full at $79, and Pro at a $125 list price, with a promotional yearly presentation visible at the time checked. DeepDom is listed at $39 monthly. Features, trials, launch inclusions, and promotional prices can change, so use the checkout page for the actual renewal commitment.

Aeris is a single desktop product with Free, Pro, and Prop launch tiers. Its planned order-flow, journal, and copier features are meant to live in the same application, but they remain Coming soon. One-app intent is not current feature parity.

DeepChart’s official materials list footprint, orderflow, volume profile, delta profile, big trades, advanced DOM, and multi-year historical data. The footprint can display total volume, bid/ask split, delta, and imbalance-derived views. DeepDom records and visualizes book liquidity alongside executions, with replay designed to reconstruct historical activity.

Aeris currently ships standard charts, indicators, drawings, and a simulated DOM. Its desktop footprint, CVD, big trades, heatmap, and replay are Coming soon. A trader who needs any of these for tomorrow’s session should not choose Aeris on roadmap language.

When comparing order-flow displays, validate the underlying feed. Market-by-order and market-by-price data support different analyses, historical backfill varies, and the same label can use different aggregation rules. The order-flow glossary provides a measurement-first checklist.

DeepChart lists a Portfolio Risk Manager, demo trading, and a beta trade copier among its general features. DeepDom’s documentation also describes simulation and risk-oriented panels. Verify the exact broker or prop connection, whether the copier is still beta, follower behavior during partial fills, and the firm’s copying policy.

Aeris ships prop-firm rule profiles, live distance meters, simulated pre-trade checks, simulated account locks, P&L in currency and ticks, hotkeys, flatten, and kill switch. The multi-account copier in Aeris Prop is Coming soon. Live order routing is also Coming soon, so none of those controls should be represented as live-account protection today.

For either platform, copy ratios and account-specific limits can diverge after a rejection, disconnect, or manual order. A copier should expose follower state and offer a tested emergency process. Read the prop account copying guide before enabling any multi-account workflow.

DeepChart’s checked list prices are $59, $79, and $125 per month across its three bundles; the page also displays yearly billing. DeepDom is marketed at $39 monthly. Data, brokerage, tax, and any separately required product or add-on can change the total. Promotional strike-through prices should not be assumed to last, so this page uses the same non-promotional values already listed on Aeris’s pricing page.

Aeris launch pricing is Free $0, Pro $39 monthly or $29 monthly billed yearly, and Prop $69 monthly or $49 monthly billed yearly. Billing is not live during early access. The Prop price includes the planned copier, but because the copier is Coming soon, current product evaluation should focus on shipped charts, data, simulation, and risk meters.

A fair budget uses the lowest tier that contains every required feature, then adds feed and exchange costs. It should also price switching cost: recreating workspaces, learning shortcuts, and validating order behavior all take time.

DeepCharts is the stronger shortlist candidate for released footprint, heatmap, replay, DOM, or order-flow study today. Its Windows-only status and product/bundle structure are the key constraints to examine. Test the intended feed and broker rather than relying on a marketing feature list.

Aeris fits traders willing to use an early-access Windows platform for native charts, Rithmic data, Hyperliquid data, simulated execution, and visible prop-rule distances. Linux and macOS are in development. Treat all live routing, order-flow, replay, journal, bracket, heatmap, and copier features as unavailable until released and documented.