A lower-cost TradeZella alternative for Interactive Brokers traders

FillScope vs TradeZella at a glance

When TradeZella is the better choice

Pick TradeZella if you trade through several brokers or prop-firm platforms, want backtesting and replay in the same tool, or need many accounts in one workspace (its plans list 1, 50 and unlimited accounts). Those features are the reason its plans cost more, and FillScope does not try to replace them.

When FillScope is the better choice

Pick FillScope if your trades are at Interactive Brokers and what you need is the review loop: automatic imports, the core numbers (Edge Score, expectancy, R-multiple, drawdown, time-of-day edge), mistake and psychology notes — and your fills drawn on the TradingView charts you already use. A year of Pro is $79, about a quarter of TradeZella's lowest yearly plan; the free plan costs nothing and still imports from IBKR automatically.

Switching from TradeZella with an IBKR account

Both products read IBKR through a Flex Web Service token and a Flex Query, so you do not need a CSV export from TradeZella: FillScope rebuilds your history straight from IBKR. Create or reuse an Activity Flex Query that contains the sections in the FillScope Flex Query guide, paste the token and query ID, and check the import-health panel. Notes and tags you wrote inside TradeZella stay there unless you export them yourself.