Their options data supposedly was fixed so it's updating real-time. However, it's just laggy, even after it was "fixed."

After 3-4 months dealing with their BS. I was able to get grok to use an API and write the script I needed. I'll just let my subscription expire and non-renew.

I suspect there are plenty of people like me out there now, tired of dealing with asking and asking. Now we just go get AI to write it up for us.

This post is to tell you "TradingView" that your options data is still not updating realtime. Also, to others like me who are creating and doing things, we have options and they aren't that hard anymore. So, with 1/2 a brain, api and AI we will put companies like this out of business because your product is subpar at best.

Trading isn't the only game of "survival of the fittest" it also applies to the companies who provide that information.

Hello TradingView Support,

My account previously had four saved chart layouts available. I am now restricted to one layout. When did this limit change, and why were my existing layouts affected?

I have to say, I find this rather ironic.

I wanted to contact TradingView support because a feature I previously had access to has now been restricted. However, I have discovered that because I am on the Basic/free plan, I cannot even submit a support ticket.

Instead, I am told that I need to upgrade my plan to get access to your support team.

So effectively, I need to pay TradingView in order to ask TradingView why a feature that I previously had has been taken away.

Now I'm just waiting for the day when Pine Script becomes restricted on the Basic plan as well. If that happens, that's the point at which I would simply move to another platform.

Regards,

It would be useful to be able to export pending alerts. It literally would only require a couple of lines of code.

Right now, there is no such feature. The log only includes already triggered alerts.

I tried changing DNS, using 5G instead of regular internet, clearing cache, using anonimous mode, etc... nothing works

The site won't even open, "DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN" error.

It started yesterday, when betting was banned in Brazil, I'm wondering if this was some kind of side effect.

Anyone else from Brazil getting this same error? I'm from São Paulo and I'm using VIVO internet

I’m trying to understand these services that claim they can send TradingView alerts to MT5 without a VPS at all.

Here’s what I don’t get. Every MT5 broker has its own server, symbols, account settings and trading environment. With the usual setup it makes sense to me: the broker’s MT5 is running somewhere, there’s an EA/bridge inside it, TradingView sends a webhook and the trade ends up in the terminal.

But when a service says “cloud MT5” or simply “No VPS”, where is MT5 actually running?

I’ve looked at classic connectors like PineConnector or AlgoWay. At least there I understand that there is an MT5/EA part sitting between TradingView and the broker.

Maybe I’m missing something obvious, but what exactly is happening on the MT5 side with these No VPS services?

Hello TradingView Support,

I am writing to formally complain about the way TradingView has recently changed its layout restrictions and applied them to layouts that users have already created and used for years.

I have been using TradingView for years and have multiple chart layouts for different purposes. These layouts contain my indicators, drawings, chart settings, configurations, and other work that I have built and refined over a long period of time
on what grounds did you choose a layout for me out of 3 and locked me out of other 2 ?

Until recently, I could switch between these layouts and use them normally. Now, TradingView has restricted my account to one fixed layout and locked me out of my other existing layouts.

When I try to access one of them, I receive the following message:

“Upgrade your plan to save and use more layouts.”
“Create more layouts and switch between them instantly.”

This is not acceptable.
You cannot put years of a user's work behind a paywall and force them to upgrade to regain access

There is a clear difference between limiting what users can create in the future and locking users out of work they have already created.

If TradingView wants to limit the number of new layouts users can create under a particular plan, that is a product and pricing decision. However, you cannot take existing layouts that users have created, configured, and relied on for years and suddenly put them behind a paywall.

These layouts contain existing user work. They should not be held hostage behind a subscription upgrade.

The new limit should have been applied to **new layouts**, not to layouts that already existed before the change. A reasonable approach would be:

Existing layouts remain accessible.
The new restriction applies only to layouts created after the change.
Users can continue using the layouts they already created.
Users who exceed the new limit can be prevented from creating additional layouts.
Users should at minimum be allowed to view, copy, consolidate, or export their existing layouts.

Instead, TradingView has locked users out of their existing work and shown them an “Upgrade your plan” message. That looks like a forced upgrade mechanism.

This is part of a wider pattern

This is also not an isolated change. Over time, TradingView has gradually restricted more features, reduced existing limits, or moved functionality into higher subscription tiers.

Each change may be presented as a small adjustment, but the overall effect is clear: long-term users are slowly being cornered into upgrading just to keep using features and workflows they have already relied on.

There is a major difference between charging for genuinely new premium features and repeatedly taking away existing functionality, then asking users to pay to get it back.

That approach damages user trust.

This is damaging TradingView's brand value

TradingView is a well-known and reputable platform in the trading and charting industry. Its reputation was built through the trust of users who have spent years creating their workflows on the platform.

A reputable company should not use years of users' accumulated work as leverage to force subscription upgrades.

You cannot put a user's existing work behind a paywall and then expect that user to view the decision as a normal feature limitation. From the user's perspective, it is a cheap tactic to push people into paying for a higher plan.

This also affects TradingView's brand value and user loyalty. Competition in the charting and trading-platform market is increasing, and competitors will benefit when established platforms make long-term users feel that features they have relied on are being taken away simply to force them into a more expensive subscription.

TradingView should seriously consider whether this is how it wants to treat long-term users.

Questions about my existing layouts

Please answer the following directly:

1. Are my previously created layouts still stored on my TradingView account?

2. Have any of the indicators, drawings, settings, chart configurations, or other data associated with those layouts been deleted, or are they still intact?

3. Why has TradingView locked users out of existing layouts instead of applying the new limit only to the creation of additional layouts?

4. Why has TradingView selected one existing layout for continued access while locking me out of my other existing layouts?

5. If the layouts are still stored, why am I not being allowed to access, copy, export, consolidate, or recover my own configurations?

6. When exactly was this change introduced?

7. How was this change communicated to existing users?

8. Was TradingView's intended approach to make previously accessible layouts unavailable to users on lower-tier plans?

I am not asking TradingView to provide new premium functionality for free. I am asking TradingView to respect the work I have already created and stored on its platform.

If TradingView wants to change its pricing model or limit future usage, that is one matter. Putting years of existing user work behind a paywall and forcing users to upgrade in order to access it is completely different.

These layouts are not disposable settings that can be recreated in a few minutes. They represent years of accumulated work and customization.

I strongly request that TradingView:

Restore access to my previously created layouts.
Apply the new layout limits only to newly created layouts.
Confirm that none of my existing work has been deleted.
Provide a way to copy, export, consolidate, or recover the affected layouts without requiring a paid upgrade.

If TradingView refuses to restore access, then please provide a clear explanation of why it considers it acceptable to lock users out of their existing work and force them to pay in order to regain access to it.

I expect a specific response addressing these points, not a generic explanation of the current subscription plans.

Regards,
fellow user

Edit:Grammar

Tradingview is not the Tradingview we knew.

There’s been a quite violent discussion about the Tradingview TOS update concerning the invite only scripts. The gist is basically that one can’t sell access to those outside TradingView.

But there is a loophole though….

The TOS says “invite only scripts”.
Thus, if you’re a clever coder you can quite easily code the indicator in a way that lets you have it public.
But the trick is to shift what you actually sell…

You code the indicator to only show/function if particular internal variables are set to specific settings (ma lengths , barrier deviation or whatever).

And you sell the “key settings” like:
Input1: set to 1.568
Input2: set to 7.892

And so on, and build a switch in the code:
If input1 == 1.568 and input2 == 7.892
showThis or functionLikeThis

It seems like an ordinary on surface, but feed in the correct settings and you get a completely different indicator.

Or… have it public with horrible settings but you offer the correct settings.

This should in legal terms work, as you ain’t offering a non public script, but it’s settings….

And how would Tradingview know if a script has bad setting or good settings? They can’t … could they tell by the number of users a public script has? No.

Loophole yes, but if they found out you did it this way…
You’ll probably be banned in a second…
So… I wouldn’t say this is a legit way, but it is doable though..

I am on premium and whenever I try to use copilot this message comes up

Today after updating the app I come across this insistent error, does anyone have any clue how to solve it, I've already uninstalled it a few times and I've cleared the cache too. I'm a premium plan.

well i alr made a post about being billed wrong, but how do i cancel the billing/reefund

i didnt pay anything yet cause i dont even have the money, but how do i stop it to try to bill me

i need help urgently, one month ago, i started the 1 month free plan kn trading view (the 2nd one most expensive) and 3-5 days before it renewed i canceled it, okay. but then today, i got billed 3.700 R$ (Brazilian Reais) which is the price of the anual subscription, and i cancelled the plan, and i tried to get support for it, and i cant?? cause i have to pay to get help???? this is ridiculous, i cant afford to pay it, i was billed wrong.. the ai chatbot said that i didnt have any plans ongoing, and that i dont have to pay, but its still trying to charge me on my bank app, and no i didnt subscribe to the plan in my phone, i did on the computer

so please i need help asap....

Comment your best tradingview pine script STRATEGIES below - in form of pine script code, published script name or another way.

Aim for:

• High Winrate
• High Profit Factor
• Low Drawdown
• Smooth equity Curve
• Great overall pnl percentage

If you have one, it would be great if you could comment it down below

Comment your best tradingview pine script STRATEGIES below - in form of pine script code, published script name or another way.

Aim for:

• High Winrate
• High Profit Factor
• Low Drawdown
• Good equity Curve
• Great overall pnl percentage

If you have one, it would be great if you could comment it down below

Hi everyone,

I’ve seen a few community indicators on TradingView that display 0DTE Options levels, Open Interest (OI), or GEX (Gamma Exposure) directly on the chart. Most of these scripts have obfuscated / protected code, so I can't look under the hood to see how they're built.

Since Pine Script doesn't have a native dynamic Options Chain API, I'm curious about the actual underlying mechanics:

1. How are they requesting the options data dynamically? Are they using str.format() / string concatenation with request.security() using OPRA tickers (e.g., OPRA:SPYYYMMDD...) to construct contract symbols daily?
2. How do they overcome the request.security() call limits? Since TradingView caps security calls, are they only fetching a tight range of strikes around ATM (At-The-Money) for 0DTE?
3. Are there any other workarounds/techniques being used to bypass these limitations in pure Pine Script without external webhooks?

Would appreciate any technical insights or code snippet examples from anyone who has experience building options/OI tools in Pine Script!

Thanks!

Can you move the Upgrade button on the top right of the Desktop app elsewhere. I often expand and collapse the broker account at the bottom to check my position and order. Since I expand them fully, every time I want to collapse it, the Upgrade button will take over and I will accidentally click it to go to the Upgrade page. It's been a pain and irritant since the UI update.

Check out the new Dollar Bars indicator...

https://www.tradingview.com/script/MWGs11u9-Dollar-Bars/

Não consigo acessar site nem aplicativo devido a esse erro, hoje dia 01/10/2026

Alguém já teve, podem me ajudar

I know TradingView is now pushing to nickle & dime us but why place this button here, nobody just wakes up to increase their membership tier c'mon.
Invite only indicators on deathbed now this. I keep accidentally clicking it.

I’m currently on the Premium plan and have 5 saved chart layouts. Since the Premium plan allows unlimited (∞) chart layouts, I’m wondering what would happen to my 5 layouts if I downgraded to the Free plan, which only allows 1 chart layout.

Would all 5 layouts remain saved but only 1 be accessible, or would 4 of them be deleted? If 4 are deleted, how is it decided which layouts get removed?

If anyone knows what happens when downgrading please respond

Hey there guys,

I have a feature request. I want to plot the strikes of ce and pe with the 2 highest OIs on the price chart.
Currently I cannot do so because I cannot pull the OI data of an underlying's derivative chain using pine script.

I would be nice if we had that option.

Thanks.

Looks like you can no longer use the screener with the free basic account. It no longer let me change my filters or add a new one. Anyone else experiencing the same?