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MultiCharts review

MultiCharts earns a PlatformScore of 59/100. It rates strongest for automation & backtesting and data-feed & broker flexibility. Entry cost is $66-97/mo. Prop-firm support is rated Moderate (Rithmic (broad)). Standard: $66-97/mo, $797/yr, or $1,497 lifetime (breakeven ~22 months). Advanced (Portfolio Trader) $999-1,440/yr. EasyLanguage backtesting strength; steep curve. Well-regarded by pros despite thin/negative Trustpilot.

59/ 100 PlatformScore

Best for: algo and systematic traders and multi-broker traders.

How MultiCharts scores

Value5.0
Order Flow6.0
Automation9.0
Ease of Use3.0
Broker/Data8.5
Prop-Firm5.5
Community5.0

Specs at a glance

PlatformScore59/100
Price (from)$66-97/mo
Free tierNo
Lifetime license1497
Prop-firm supportModerate (Rithmic (broad))
Data feedsRithmic, CQG, Barchart +1
Runs onWindows
Mobile appNo
Crypto tradingNo
Community5.0/10 (7 reviews)

Pros & cons

Pros
  • Strong automation & backtesting
  • Flexible data-feed and broker options
  • One-time / lifetime license available
Cons
  • No free tier
  • Steeper learning curve than beginner-friendly rivals
  • Pricier than the best-value options

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Frequently asked questions

Is MultiCharts good for prop firms?

MultiCharts has Moderate prop-firm support via Rithmic (broad). It's confirmed compatible with Bulenox, Elite Trader Funding, TickTick, and more.

Is MultiCharts free?

No — MultiCharts doesn't have a free tier. Pricing starts at $66-97/mo.

How much does MultiCharts cost?

MultiCharts is priced from $66-97/mo. A one-time / lifetime license is available for 1497.

Is MultiCharts good for automated trading?

Yes — MultiCharts scores 9.0/10 for automation and backtesting.