The VIP Algos sales page, captured 2026-09-23
VIP Algos review
TradingView indicators that flag possible buy and sell setups on your chart
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
If you're looking at this, you've probably spent months staring at charts feeling like everyone else can see something you can't. You take a trade, it turns against you. You skip one, it runs. VIP Algos is sold as the fix: indicator scripts you add to a TradingView chart that draw buy and sell markers, trend colouring, and suggested take profit and stop loss zones over the price. Worth being clear what that is. They're indicators, not a trading system and not advice, and the page's own disclaimer says so. They read past price and highlight setups. The word AI appears a lot without any explanation of what it actually does, and there's no published track record, backtest or win rate anywhere on the page, which is the one thing a buyer most wants and doesn't get. Where it can genuinely help: if you're trading on feel with no rules, having something draw a line in the sand and ping your phone forces consistency, and that structure has value. What it won't do is make you profitable by itself. You still pick which signals to take, how much to risk, and when to walk away, and that's where most accounts are actually lost. Treat it as a second opinion on a chart, not a money machine, and the price becomes a reasonable question rather than a gamble.
Pros
- Runs on a free TradingView account
- Phone and email alerts so you aren't glued to the screen
- Setup takes minutes, not a weekend
- One toolset covers forex, crypto, gold, stocks and indices
Cons
- Recurring billing, and the sales page doesn't show the price or the plan options
- No published win rate, backtest or verified results to judge the signals by
- Free TradingView plans cap how many indicators and alerts you can run at once, which may push you into a paid plan
- Signals still need your own judgement on risk and position size
What you get
Access to a set of 5+ indicator scripts you load onto TradingView charts: buy and sell markers, trend direction colouring, chart pattern flags, support and resistance zones, suggested take profit and stop loss areas, and a scanner showing which markets look bullish or bearish. Alerts can be pushed to your phone or email. Setup guides and a community are included. It is a subscription, so access stops when payment does.
Before you buy
- Find the actual monthly or yearly price and the cancellation steps at checkout before committing, since the page keeps both off the sales copy
- Check the refund window stated at checkout and diarise the date
- Check your TradingView plan limits for simultaneous indicators and active alerts
- Run the signals on a demo or paper account for a few weeks before risking real money
Who it suits
Beginner to intermediate traders who already have a TradingView habit and want more structure on their charts, not anyone hoping to buy a profitable system
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