# Travise vs Edgewonk

> Edgewonk is a deep trade log with setup checklists and statistics, for one yearly price. Travise grades each decision and writes the rule from your own costliest habit. Here is which fits you.

Maxwell Norman · published October 13, 2026 · competitor facts checked October 13, 2026

Edgewonk pricing: $197 for 12 months, one plan; no monthly price; 14-day money-back guarantee

| | Travise | Edgewonk |
|---|---|---|
| What a logged trade gets back | A graded read: five scores out of 100 (entry, risk, thesis, management, discipline), each tied to a fact from the trade, plus blind spots and coaching for that decision. | A detailed trade log with statistics. Edge Finder "automatically scans your journal to uncover strengths, weaknesses, and the biggest opportunities to improve." |
| Rules | Travise writes one rule from your own costliest habit, you confirm it, and every later trade is marked kept or broken, with the cost of broken ones in dollars. | You build a checklist for each setup. Edgewonk gives "instant feedback when you break your rules" and shows how rule adherence affects your results. |
| Broker imports | Interactive Brokers, Webull, Robinhood and Charles Schwab, plus CSV from any broker. Imports are free on every plan, including the trial. | Over 200 brokers. Auto-sync is listed for MetaTrader 4 and 5 brokers and prop firms; Interactive Brokers is listed under fast file import. |
| Markets | Stocks, options, futures, crypto and forex. | Forex, stocks, futures, crypto, options, indices and commodities. |
| Prop firms | No firm-specific sync. The free losing streak calculator shows what a normal run of losses costs against a drawdown limit. | Auto-sync for prop firms on MetaTrader, including FTMO, FundedNext and The5ers. |
| Price | $99.99 a month, $24.99 a week, or $999.99 a year. One plan, everything on. A 7-day free trial on the weekly and monthly plans: a card goes on file and $0 is charged that day. | $197 for 12 months, one plan. No monthly price and no free trial; a 14-day, 100% money-back guarantee instead. Much cheaper than Travise. |
| Who it fits | A trader who does not yet know which rule would fix their trading, and wants every decision graded on its own merits. | A trader who already knows their setups and wants deep statistics and their own checklists, at a low yearly price. |

Edgewonk and Travise both exist to change how you trade, not just to store trades. They come at it from opposite ends. Edgewonk gives you a deep set of statistics and lets you build a checklist for each setup, then tells you when you break it. Travise reads each trade, grades the decision you made with the information you had, and writes the rule for you from the habit that costs you most.

## Where Edgewonk is the stronger pick

Price, first. Edgewonk is $197 for twelve months, one plan, with a 14-day money-back guarantee. Travise costs far more. If you already know your setups and your rules, and you want detailed statistics on how each one performs, Edgewonk gives you that for a fraction of the cost.

Edgewonk also covers more markets, including indices and commodities, and auto-syncs with MetaTrader 4 and 5 brokers and with prop firms on those platforms. A forex trader on an MT5 prop account will get a smoother import there.

## Where Travise is the stronger pick

Travise is for the trader who does not yet know which rule would fix their trading. A checklist only helps if you wrote the right items on it. Travise grades every trade it reads out of 100 on entry, risk, thesis, management and discipline, ties each score to a fact from the trade, names the habit that costs you most, and writes one rule from it. Every later trade is marked kept or broken against that rule, and the cost of the broken ones is added up in dollars.

It also grades the decision rather than the result, so a disciplined loss reads as disciplined and a reckless win reads as reckless. Statistics on outcomes cannot make that distinction.

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