Free Kagi, Point & Figure and Line Break charts
Kagi, Point and Figure, Line Break and tick charts are free on every AlgoBars account, alongside Renko, range bars, Heikin-Ashi and X-Ray. On TradingView, intraday versions of these charts start at the Plus plan and tick-based charts are only on Ultimate.
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| Chart type | What it shows | TradingView | AlgoBars |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kagi | A line that turns only when price reverses by a set amount | Intraday on Plus and up | Free |
| Point and Figure | Columns of X and O that change only on a set reversal, ignoring time | Intraday on Plus and up | Free |
| Line Break | A new line only when price closes beyond recent lines | Intraday on Plus and up | Free |
| Tick charts | A new bar every set number of trades | Ultimate only | Free |
| Renko and range bars | Bricks or bars that form on price movement | Intraday Renko on Plus and up | Free, plus X-Ray |
Why charts that ignore time help
Time-based candles keep printing during quiet periods. Kagi, Point and Figure, Line Break, Renko and range bars only move when price moves, so trends and reversals stand out and noise drops away.
What actually costs money on AlgoBars
Every platform feature is free on every account, every month: no card, no trial and nothing to cancel. You only pay for AI usage: AI writing a strategy, indicator or alert for you, AI analysis and chat, and auto-trading on external (non-integrated) brokers. You get 250 credits free every month, and more cost $1 per 100. Anything you write yourself, every backtest, every import and trading on integrated brokers stay free.
Frequently asked questions
Are Kagi and Point and Figure charts free on AlgoBars?
Yes, on every account, along with Line Break, tick charts, Renko, range bars and Heikin-Ashi.
Which TradingView plan has intraday Kagi or Point and Figure charts?
On TradingView these start at the Plus plan, and tick-based charts are only on Ultimate. On AlgoBars they are free.
Can I backtest on these chart types?
You can backtest strategies on AlgoBars for free, with walk-forward analysis and Monte Carlo simulation included.
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Sources
- TradingView pricing
- AlgoBars figures: pricing, FAQ
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