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Exocharts review

Updated September 28, 2026 · HodlCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Exocharts is a charting tool with a free plan, so it suits readers who want to read price charts before spending anything. The paid tier starts at €28, above GoCharting at $9.99 and TensorCharts at $8, and the free plan limits what you can chart.

Key facts

Best for
Charting on a free plan before paying for a full tier
Price from
€28↗
Free plan
Yes↗
Free plan limits
Trial: Desktop PRO 3 pairs, Web 1 candle type, historic data limited↗
Tool type
Charting↗
Support channels
Help-centre, Community↗
Official website
exocharts.com

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 3 sources

Apps and profiles

Elsewhere
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Pros and cons

Pros

  • A free plan is included, so you can read charts and try layouts before you spend anything
  • The free plan is a usable trial with desktop PRO on a small set of pairs, so you can see what the paid tier adds
  • Support runs on help centre and community, which covers a help centre and a community for written answers
  • Charting is the tool type, so the plans focus on reading price action rather than on wallets, cards or tax work

Cons

  • Paid pricing starts at €28, above GoCharting at $9.99 and TensorCharts at $8
  • Support runs on help centre and community only, with no direct phone line
  • The free plan limits historic data and restricts the trial to a small set of pairs, so long back-checks sit outside it
  • Charting is the tool type, so there is no portfolio tracking or tax reporting alongside the charts
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Who it suits

  • Readers who want charts and a free plan to start with, before paying for a full tier
  • Chart users who are comfortable with written answers through a help centre and a community
  • People who mainly read price action and do not need balances, payments or tax reports in the same tool

Who should look elsewhere

  • Readers who want the cheapest paid entry, since GoCharting starts at $9.99 and TensorCharts at $8
  • Users who need live phone support, since support runs on help centre and community and the written channels suit less urgent questions
  • Readers who want long historic data without paying, because the free plan limits it and GoCharting at $9.99 is a cheaper paid route

Trading and withdrawal fees

Exocharts is a charting tool, so what you pay buys access to charts rather than a trade or a withdrawal. There is a free plan, and the paid side starts at €28. That entry point is the number to weigh, because it is the only charge the plan itself puts on you. It is worth being clear about what that price does not cover. Charting is a viewing and analysis tool, so Exocharts charges no trading fee, no withdrawal fee and no spread on an order you place. Any order or any withdrawal goes through the exchange or broker you connect, and that venue applies its own charges on its own terms. Budget for the plan at €28 and read the venue's pricing separately. The free plan matters for the budget too, because you can look at charts before you spend anything. That is a sensible way to test a layout, an indicator set and a drawing style. When a trial ends, the decision becomes simple: pay €28 or move to a different charting tool. Charts hold no money, so there is no deposit to fund first and nothing to withdraw when you decide to stop. In short, the cost of Exocharts is a single plan price rather than a percentage on every transaction. For readers who trade on a venue with its own fees, that keeps the software cost easy to separate from the trading cost.

Plans and free use

The free plan at Exocharts is a genuine free option, but it behaves like a trial rather than a permanent cut-down version. Trial access gives you desktop PRO on a small set of pairs, a single candle type on the web version, and historic data that is limited. You can judge the layout and the drawing tools, but long price histories sit outside it. Paid access starts at €28. Paying lifts those trial restrictions, and it is the point at which the plan stops being a demo. Because there is a free plan, the sensible route is to spend a while on it, work out which layouts you actually use, and then decide whether the full version is worth €28 for your workflow. The limits matter more than the headline free label. Desktop PRO on a small set of pairs covers charting for a few markets, which is enough for a look but not for a broad watchlist. A single candle type on the web version is the sharpest restriction, and limited historic data makes longer back-checks hard to run. If your work depends on deep history across many pairs, the free plan will feel tight. None of this changes what the tool is. Charting is the focus, so the account is a workspace for reading price action rather than a place to hold balances or pay bills. The plan decision is simply about charts: use the free trial for a short look, and treat €28 as the price of removing the limits when you are ready.

How Exocharts compares

Frequently asked questions

What does Exocharts cost?+

There is a free plan, and the paid side starts at €28. That is the only cost the plan itself puts on you, since Exocharts is a charting tool rather than a venue that charges on trades. Anything you buy or sell goes through the exchange or broker you connect, and that venue sets its own charges.

What do I get on the free plan?+

The free plan works as a trial. Trial access gives you desktop PRO on a few pairs, a single candle type on the web version, and historic data that is limited. It is enough to judge the layout and the drawing tools, but not enough to research long price histories across many markets.

How does the price compare with other charting tools?+

Exocharts starts at €28, above GoCharting at $9.99 and TensorCharts at $8. CoinGecko Portfolio starts lower still at $5. For readers who only want charts, the entry price is the clearest way to separate these tools from one another.

Do I pay trading or withdrawal fees?+

Exocharts is a charting tool, so the plan price of €28 covers chart access rather than any trade. Orders and withdrawals are handled by the venue you connect to, and that venue sets its own charges. The plan is the only software cost to budget for, and the venue fee is the separate trading cost.

How do I get help if something goes wrong?+

Support runs on help centre and community, so questions are handled in writing through a help centre and a community. There is no direct phone line listed. Written answers suit questions about layouts, indicators and plan limits rather than anything urgent on a live position.

Is Exocharts regulated?+

Exocharts lists no regulator, country or licence. As a charting tool it does not hold funds or execute trades, so there is no account balance to protect. Anything you trade is handled by the venue you connect to, and that venue's own status and protections are the ones to check.

What kind of tool is Exocharts?+

Tool type is charting, which is the whole focus of the plans. Exocharts is a workspace for reading price action rather than a portfolio tracker, a tax tool or a place to hold balances. If you want charts and nothing else, that focus keeps the product and the price simple.

Is a free plan common for charting tools?+

It is, and Exocharts sits inside that group. A free plan is the norm among charting tools rather than an unusual offer. The difference between tools sits in what the free version covers, and here it is trial access with limited pairs, a single candle type on web and limited historic data.

Who is Exocharts built for?+

Exocharts suits readers who want charts and a free plan to start with. The free plan lets you test layouts and drawing tools before you pay anything. When you are ready to remove the trial limits, the paid tier starts at €28, so the decision comes down to how much of the charting you actually use.

Sources

Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

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