Small chart automation
Often $500–$750
A focused tool around one repeatable job: a session box, one alert family, one liquidity marker, one candle condition, or one higher-timeframe overlay.
I do not sell a generic indicator menu. The useful work is turning your own trading process into a clean, bounded TradingView tool, so pricing starts with understanding what you actually do on the chart.
A quick fit check tells us whether there is something worth automating. The audit maps the details properly, separates exact rules from trader judgement, and gives both of us a written scope before any serious build begins.
We start with a short conversation to see whether your trading process is a good candidate for automation. This is not a strategy session; it is a simple fit check.
If it looks like a fit, we map your process properly: what you mark, what you watch, what can be automated, and what should stay discretionary.
Once the workflow is clear, I quote the build around a written scope: features, alerts, timeframes, revision rounds, delivery format, and support window.
I build the tool, you test it against real charts, and we refine it inside the agreed scope until it supports your process cleanly.
Exact pricing depends on scope, but these ranges help filter obvious mismatches before either of us wastes time.
Often $500–$750
A focused tool around one repeatable job: a session box, one alert family, one liquidity marker, one candle condition, or one higher-timeframe overlay.
Often $900–$1,500
A more complete TradingView tool with several related pieces working together: levels, labels, alerts, settings, and a cleaner chart workflow.
Quoted after audit
For bigger builds with multi-timeframe logic, dashboards, Telegram chart screenshots, backtesting helpers, or several connected modules.
Early private builds may be quoted at launch pricing while I collect anonymised examples and testimonials. Larger or commercial-use projects are priced separately.
Trading tools can sprawl quickly. A good build stays focused: one trader, one workflow, one bounded automation outcome. If more ideas appear, they become phase two.
The audit is where vague chart-reading becomes a buildable plan. We go through examples, identify the exact parts Pine can automate, flag the parts that should remain discretionary, and turn the result into a quoteable scope.
Usually $200–$350
Often credited in part toward the build if we go ahead quickly.
Send the chart you actually trade and describe the part you keep doing manually. I’ll tell you whether a fit check makes sense.
Start with a fit check