BacktoastHow to backtest on TradingView
Backtesting means running a rule on past prices and reading the result. How to backtest on TradingView does that in the strategy tester on the chart, and the tester doesn't cover options. Backtoast runs stocks, options, futures, forex and crypto as one test, and a pass is an offer of 30% of the profit we make trading the strategy.
| What it is | Markets | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1Backtoast | A full test | Five markets, including options | $99 for two tests |
| 2TradingView | A tester on the chart | No options | $0 to $69.95/mo |
1Backtoast
You pay $99 for two full tests of your own strategy, and a pass is an offer of 30% of the profit Backtoast makes trading it with its own money.
2TradingView
TradingView is the chart people already use, and Pine Script can simulate stocks, futures, forex and crypto on it. You type the commission and the slippage yourself, a longer history needs Premium, and options aren't in the tester. The comparison of that chart with a paid test is the TradingView alternative.
Other software
QuantConnect, Wealth-Lab, StrategyQuant and the rest of that lineup are on best backtesting software for 2026. What you can put in a Backtoast draft, market by market, is drafting a strategy.
TradingView's prices and limits are from its own pages, checked 23 October 2026.
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