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TradeZella vs Option Alpha

A side-by-side look at published plans and listed features, checked 2026-10-17.

TradeZella
from $35/mo · $315/yr
VS
Option Alpha
Free · paid $149/mo · ≈$1,188/yr
FieldTradeZellaOption Alpha
Starting pricefrom $35/mo · $315/yrFree · paid $149/mo · ≈$1,188/yr
Plans (monthly · yearly)
  • Essential
    $35/mo · $315/yr ($26/mo billed annually)
  • Pro
    $59/mo · $531/yr ($44/mo billed annually)
  • Ultra
    $99/mo · $891/yr ($74/mo billed annually)
  • Per-month figures for annual billing are rounded to whole dollars by TradeZella.
  • Broker plan (TradeStation, Tradier or tastytrade)
    Free
  • Pro
    $149/mo · ≈$1,188/yr (billed annually; 12 × $99/mo, derived)
  • Option Alpha says it is not a broker, and it charges no commissions; the $0 broker plans are paid for by the broker partner and need a qualifying funded account.
  • 30-day free trial. Refunds on annual plans are possible for 7 days after an automatic renewal. A "save 72%" promotion banner was shown on 2026-10-17 and is not reflected above.
Free plan
Free trialNot listed30-day free trial. Refunds on annual plans are possible for 7 days after an automatic renewal. A "save 72%" promotion banner was shown on 2026-10-17 and is not reflected above.
PlatformsNot listed in our dataNot listed in our data
Real-time datan/aNot published
Key features
  • Automated journaling, 500+ broker/prop integrations
  • Manual bar-by-bar backtesting
  • Trade replay (Pro and up)
  • 300+ reports
  • AI credits
  • Unlimited options backtesting (all plans)
  • No-code automated options trading bots: up to 50 bots with a $100k cap each (all plans)
  • Paper trading without a broker connection
  • Live trading through supported brokers (any supported broker on Pro)
Last checked2026-10-172026-10-17
Sourcehttps://www.tradezella.com/pricinghttps://optionalpha.com/pricing
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≈ = calculated by us, not published by the vendor. Prices in USD before tax. How we read prices →

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