TradingView’s announced policy requires sales of access to invite-only indicators and strategies to use its Marketplace from 1 November. Finance Magnates reported the transition on 27 October, following the platform’s 30 September announcement. This week’s relevant milestone is the policy’s stated effective date, not a newly announced policy.
Customers who paid before 1 November keep access for the period already bought, including lifetime access. Vendors cannot accept external payments to renew or extend access after that date. Bundling a paid script into another paid service is also covered; scripts shared free of charge are unaffected. Vendors were asked to arrange a transition with TradingView, with blocking possible for non-compliant invite-only scripts.
The Creator Program terms cited by the report put the platform fee at 0%, permit changes with advance notice and preserve that rate for qualifying paid spaces approved before 1 April 2026 while they remain active. Payouts are monthly through PayPal, with a $100 minimum withdrawal. Claims of a universal $30-per-user charge were not confirmed by TradingView and should not be presented as an established fee.
TradingView says centralising checkout lets it review paid indicators and manage payment, refund and rule-enforcement processes. The report counted 52 paid spaces with monthly prices from $4.99 to $199 at the time of its check. Those are a dated marketplace sample, not a fixed future price range.
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