Aeris vs TradingView
Comparison
Aeris vs TradingView.
Aeris is a native desktop platform built for active traders: its own Rust chart engine, footprint charts, CVD, chart trading with stops and targets, and live futures through Rithmic, with none of the browser-tab slowdown. TradingView is a mature charting platform for the web, desktop, and mobile with broad market coverage. ✓ Available · × Unavailable or planned · ? Unconfirmed. TradingView details checked July 2026 by the Aeris team.
| Feature |   Aeris |  TradingView |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | Windows 10 and 11 · macOSLinux planned | Web · desktop · mobile |
| Charting | Available. Rust engine · layouts · alerts | Available. Charts · scripts · indicators |
| Footprint charts | Available. Volume at price · POC · imbalances | Available. Higher paid plans |
| Order-flow tools | Available. CVD · bar delta · big tradesHeatmap planned | Available. Profile · delta on paid plans |
| Replay | Available. Bar replay on any chart | Available. Bar Replay |
| Market data | Available. Hyperliquid · Rithmic | Available. Multi-asset · live data extra |
| Direct live trading | Available. Live futures via RithmicPlus simulated accounts | Available. Integrated brokers |
| Trade copier | Unavailable. Coming soonProp plan | Unavailable. |
Prices exclude market data, exchange, brokerage, and tax. TradingView is a trademark of its owner. Aeris is independent and not affiliated with TradingView.
The short answer
Which one fits you.
The short answer
Choose Aeris if
- You want a native desktop app whose own chart engine stays fast with many charts, instead of a browser tab
- You want footprint charts, CVD, and big trades without climbing to higher paid plans
- You want chart trading with stops and targets on a free simulated account, then live futures through Rithmic
- You want free Hyperliquid crypto data and a built-in screener for every Hyperliquid market
The short answer
Choose TradingView if
- You want the widest market coverage and a multi-asset screener
- You want community ideas and published scripts
- You want to trade through an integrated broker today
Pricing
What TradingView and Aeris cost.
| Platform | Price |
|---|---|
| Aeris | Free $0, Pro $39/month, Prop $69/month at launch |
| TradingView | Free plan; paid plans about $14.95 to $199.95/month |
Aeris billing is not live yet. Market data, exchange fees, brokerage fees, and tax are separate.
Questions
Plain answers.
Sources
Primary sources checked July 2026.