TradeWize
vs SnapPChart.
SnapPChart grades a screenshot A+ to F and hands you an entry, a stop and targets on every read. TradeWize reads the levels and the formation state first and sells the plan separately, by the token. Prices checked 2026-09-02.
What each one costs.
1 read every 7 days with no account. More reads are bought outright, from $1.49 each.
Setup tokens from $2.99. One-time payment, tokens never expire.
2 chart reads on signup, no card: the first is a full analysis, the second a grade-only preview. $4.99 a week (15 grades), $19.99 a month (100), or $199.99 a year (unlimited).
SnapPChart is a subscription with a weekly option, which is unusual and useful for a busy week. TradeWize is a meter: you pay for the reads you take and nothing renews. Which is cheaper depends entirely on how many charts you read.
Side by side.
| Feature | TradeWize | SnapPChart |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A free chart read that explains the levels and the state of the chart; a paid trade plan is the add-on | A screenshot grader: every chart comes back with a letter grade and a plan |
| Input | A screenshot from any charting app, or a ticker (stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, indices, futures) | Upload a screenshot from TradingView, Webull, Robinhood or any app |
| What you get back | A headline, support and resistance with what happened there before, the formation and its state, breakouts and fakeouts, the two decision prices, and Coach Chad's written read | An A+ to F setup grade, an entry, a stop, targets and the reward-to-risk ratio |
| The plan | Optional and paid: a setup token (from $2.99) turns a read you already have into a plan with a direction, entry zone, stop, targets, rules and an expiry, every price from the read's own levels | On every read: entry, stop, targets and reward-to-risk, with the grade |
| Where the numbers come from | Real candles for the instrument, pulled after the symbol is read off the labels | The uploaded image; the site asks you to keep both axes visible so levels are read right |
| Free tier | 1 read every 7 days, no account, no email, no card | 2 chart reads on signup, no card: the first is a full analysis, the second a grade-only preview |
| Paid | Pay as you go: AI tokens from $1.49 a read, setup tokens from $2.99. One-time, never expire | $4.99 a week (15 grades), $19.99 a month (100), or $199.99 a year (unlimited) |
| After the read | A bought setup shows its live status (waiting, triggered, first target, stopped, expired) and emails you once when the trigger, stop or first target prints | Paid plans keep a history of graded charts |
| Track record | Setups are graded against what price did next; the record is not public yet | None published on the pricing page as of the check date |
A grade on every chart, or a read first.
If you want to read the chart before anyone plans a trade on it.
- You want the levels from real candles, with what happened the last time price was there.
- You want the formation's state named: forming, broke out, retesting, fakeout, played out.
- You want the plan to carry rules with prices, an expiry and the alternative, not just three levels.
- You read a few charts a month and don't want a subscription.
- You want the free investing course and the technical-analysis track underneath.
If you want a graded plan on every screenshot, fast.
- You want an A+ to F grade and an entry, stop and targets in one screen.
- You read many charts a week and want a weekly or monthly plan.
- You want a history of your graded charts.
- You're comfortable that the analysis is of the image, not the data.
- You already know the levels and want a second opinion on the setup.
The honest take.
Where SnapPChart wins: speed to a plan, and price at volume. A grade with entry, stop and targets on every read, and $4.99 for fifteen of them in a week, is hard to beat if a plan is all you want.
One grades the setup. The other shows you the structure the setup depends on.
SnapPChart does one thing well: a plan with a letter on it, every time, in seconds. The letter is the tool’s opinion of the picture. TradeWize starts one step earlier: the real candles, the levels and their history, the state of the formation, and the two prices that decide it, with no call attached. Then, if you want one, a setup token adds a plan that carries its rules and its expiry, and tells you when it triggers. Read first, plan second.
Things people ask before they pick.
- Q01
Is SnapPChart free?
Two reads are. On 2026-09-02 its pricing page said an account "starts with 2 free chart reads, no card required": the first a full analysis with the grade, entry, stop and targets, the second a grade-only preview. After that it is $4.99 a week for 15 grades, $19.99 a month for 100, or $199.99 a year for unlimited.
- Q02
Is TradeWize's chart analyzer free?
Yes, and it needs no account: 1 read every 7 days. More reads are bought outright from $1.49 each, and a plan costs one setup token from $2.99. There is nothing recurring.
- Q03
Which one gives me a trade plan?
Both can, at different moments. SnapPChart gives a plan on every read: a grade, an entry, a stop and targets. TradeWize's free read gives no direction at all, by design, and the plan is a paid step you take after reading the chart. Its plan carries more than levels: the rules with prices, a stop measured in the chart's own daily ranges, an expiry in bars, the alternative plan if the first fails, and a warning when a scheduled event sits inside the window.
- Q04
What does the SnapPChart grade mean?
An A+ to F score for the setup on the screenshot, based on the site's own momentum-focused method. It is a summary of the tool's opinion, not a measured probability, and no public track record for the grades was published on the pricing page as of the check date.
- Q05
Which one reads the actual candles?
TradeWize. It reads the symbol and timeframe off the labels, then pulls the real candles and computes every level from the data. SnapPChart reads the image, which is why it asks for the price and time axes to be visible in the screenshot.
- Q06
Which is cheaper?
It depends on how many charts you read. For one or two charts a month, TradeWize costs a few dollars in tokens or nothing at all. For fifteen a week, SnapPChart's $4.99 weekly plan is far cheaper per read than buying fifteen tokens. The shapes are different: one is a meter, the other a subscription.
Other comparisons.
Read one chart, free.
Upload a screenshot or type a ticker. 1 read every 7 days, no account, no card.
Comparison based on publicly available information as of September 2026; prices and features change, so check each provider for the latest. Prices are shown in USD for a like-for-like comparison; your local price may differ, as TradeWize and some competitors localize pricing by region. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners; this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.