Myfxbook alternative
Myfxbook costs free with paid extras. TradeStack covers the same daily journaling loop — broker CSV import, a daily P&L calendar, win rate, profit factor, expectancy, playbooks and prop firm rule tracking — for free.
Why traders look for an alternative
The usual reason is simple: built for verification and social proof, not for reviewing your own decisions. Journaling only helps if you do it every session for months, and paying monthly before the habit exists is what makes most traders quit after week three.
What Myfxbook is genuinely good at
Credit where it is due: verified forex track records and public sharing. This page is not arguing that the tool is bad. If that capability is the core of your process and the price is not an issue, stay where you are.
Side by side
| Feature | Myfxbook | TradeStack |
|---|---|---|
| Price | free with paid extras | Free |
| Broker CSV import | Yes | Yes, 20+ formats auto-detected |
| Daily P&L calendar | Yes | Yes, with the dollar result on each day |
| Win rate, profit factor, expectancy | Yes | Yes |
| Playbooks / setups | Usually paid tier | Free, with multi-playbook tagging |
| Prop firm rule tracking | Limited | Daily loss, drawdown and consistency % |
| Trade limit | Plan dependent | Unlimited |
Pricing and features of other tools change often — check their site for current terms.
How to switch in five minutes
- Export your trade history from Myfxbook or directly from your broker as CSV.
- Create a free TradeStack account — no card, no trial countdown.
- Import the file; the column layout is detected for you.
- Check the calendar and analytics, then keep importing weekly.
Frequently asked
Is TradeStack really free compared with Myfxbook?
Yes. There is no paid tier, no trade cap and no trial timer. Analytics, imports, playbooks and the calendar are all included.
What does Myfxbook do better?
Verified forex track records and public sharing. If that specific thing is central to your process, it may still be worth the cost.
Can I move my history across?
Yes. Export your trades as CSV from your current tool or straight from your broker and import the file — the layout is detected automatically.
Which brokers are supported?
Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, MetaTrader 4 and 5, cTrader, Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, thinkorswim, Webull, tastytrade, Binance, Bybit and more.