Question 1

Is Aeris a TradingView alternative?

Accepted Answer

Aeris can serve as a native desktop charting and market-data workspace for traders evaluating alternatives to TradingView. Its current product is narrower in scope, with screening and performance analytics still in development.

Question 2

What makes Aeris's charting different from TradingView?

Accepted Answer

Aeris uses a Rust-based charting engine inside a native desktop application. The architecture is designed to keep chart rendering and the local market-data workflow under direct control of the application rather than a browser runtime.

Question 3

Is Aeris cheaper than TradingView?

Accepted Answer

Aeris currently lists Pro at $29/month, Elite at $59/month, and custom Enterprise pricing. TradingView pricing depends on plan and billing cadence; its published prices can change, so compare the current plan pages directly for your needs.

Question 4

Can I use Aeris alongside TradingView?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Aeris can be used as a focused native charting workspace today; screening and performance analytics are coming soon. There's no lock-in either way.

Question 5

When can I get access to Aeris?

Accepted Answer

Aeris is in early access on Windows. Request access and sign in to use the workspace and supported market-data connections. Linux and macOS releases are still in development.

Feature		TradingView
Charting engine	Native Rust charting engine	Established browser and desktop charting
Advanced charting & drawing tools
Multi-asset screener	Coming soon
Performance analytics (win rate, R-multiple, expectancy)	Coming soon	Basic paper-trading stats
Fundamental asset research	Coming soon
Social network & community ideas	Not part of the current product	Built-in community and published ideas
Market & exchange coverage	Supported provider integrations	Broad multi-asset coverage
Ad-free experience		Paid plans only
Pricing model	$29 Pro / $59 Elite; Enterprise custom	Tiered: roughly $14.95–$199.95/mo as of 2026
Support model	Direct product support during early access	Established help center and support channels
Platform maturity	Early access — Windows installer; Linux coming soon	Mature, established platform

Aeris and TradingView, compared.

Aeris vs TradingView at a glance

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