TradesViz is a trading journal whose Platinum plan ($29.99 a month) adds simulators and a Challenge Mode that checks prop firm drawdown, daily loss and profit target rules on historical tick data.
ChartTrainer checks the same kinds of drawdown rules on its Free plan, and runs on generated market data for now.
ChartTrainer runs on generated market data for now. FX Replay, TradingView and TradesViz replay real historical data.
The facts
Checked 23 October 2026
What
TradesViz
ChartTrainer
Source
Free plan
Basic $0: a journal for stocks only, 3,000 executions a month
Free $0, no time limit, no card: 3 replay sessions a day, 1 evaluation account
Challenge Mode on Platinum: trailing end of day, trailing intraday, static and trailing-to-static drawdown enforced on every tick, daily loss limit and profit target, 20+ prop firm profiles
Trailing (intraday), end of day and static drawdown, daily loss limit and consistency rule, checked on every candle, the Free plan included
Historical tick-level data for major futures contracts, replayed in the simulator. ChartTrainer's data is generated for now.
Ready-made profiles for 20+ prop firms.
A full journal for real trades across stocks, options, futures, forex and crypto on its paid plans.
Where ChartTrainer differs
The evaluation rules are on the Free plan, with no trial clock: trailing (intraday), end of day and static drawdown, daily loss limit and consistency rule.
Candle by candle replay with the date hidden if you like, a daily challenge and live battles against other traders.
Pro is $19 a month or $180 a year if you want more than the Free plan.
Who should pick which
Pick TradesViz if you want firm profiles on historical tick data, or a full journal for real trades, and the Platinum price fits.
Pick ChartTrainer if you want to practice evaluation rules for free, with no trial clock, and generated data is fine for now.
Questions
Is the TradesViz prop firm simulator free?
Challenge Mode is on TradesViz's Platinum plan ($29.99 a month, or $22.49 billed yearly), with a 7-day free trial. Its free Basic plan is a journal for stocks.
What drawdown rules does ChartTrainer check?
Trailing in real time on the open peak, trailing at end of day, and static, with an optional point where trailing stops, plus a daily loss limit and a consistency rule. They're checked on every candle, the Free plan included.
Does ChartTrainer use real market data?
Not yet. Practice runs on generated market data built to move like each real market, and real data is being added market by market. TradesViz replays historical data.