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Free TradeZella Alternative: What You Keep and Give Up

TradeZella starts at $35 a month with no free plan. What Marble gives you for free instead, and what you'd give up by moving.

By Marble · · 1 min read

Marble is a free alternative to TradeZella if you're happy to import your trades from a file or log them by hand. TradeZella's pricing page lists no free plan, and on 6 November 2026 its plans ran from $35 to $99 a month. Marble is free forever, with every feature in it.

What TradeZella does well

TradeZella is a mature product with live broker links, trade replay and a large community. Its users rate it highly on Trustpilot. If you want your trades to appear on their own, or you rely on replay, it does things Marble doesn't.

What you'd give up

  • Live broker links. Trades come into Marble from a file or by hand.
  • Trade replay. Marble shows the trade's record, not a tick-by-tick replay.

What you'd keep, for free

  • Every account in one place. Add any account at any firm or broker. Your total P&L shows by day, week, month or any range you set.
  • Imports. Drop the export from Tradovate, TopstepX, Rithmic, NinjaTrader, MetaTrader, cTrader or Interactive Brokers.
  • Prop firm rules. Marble holds the rules for 22 firms, and shows your fees against your payouts.
  • Stats and review. See what your mistakes cost, your costliest weekday and your day-by-day calendar.
  • Your whole record. Export your data, a spreadsheet of your trades and every photo in one zip.

Which one to pick

Pay for TradeZella if live sync and replay are worth $35 a month or more to you. Pick Marble if you want a full journal at no cost and don't mind bringing your trades in yourself. There's more on what each journal gives you for free in free trading journals compared.

Questions

Is there a free version of TradeZella?

Its pricing page lists no free plan. On 6 November 2026 plans started at $35 a month.

Does Marble sync trades like TradeZella?

No. Trades come into Marble from a file or by hand. If live broker links matter most to you, a paid journal may suit you better.

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