OpenMarket vs GoCharting

GoCharting's Crypto & Forex Premium shows a lower monthly figure than OpenMarket Plus, but the plans cover different regions, data and limits, so this page does not call either platform cheaper. On OpenMarket's plan page, Plus is listed at $35 per month billed monthly or $29 per month billed annually ($348 per year); the same USD prices appeared for guest sessions from 10 countries, though checkout was not tested. GoCharting's pricing page shows Crypto & Forex Premium at $16.80 per month on annual billing, states that annual billing saves up to 16% and says prices are indicative, and it sells separate regional plans. Both platforms offer a free plan, and GoCharting's homepage shows a 7-day Premium trial with no card. GoCharting payments are non-refundable and sales tax may be added. OpenMarket Plus can also be unlocked without paying, by redeeming a code or by trading on Hyperliquid through OpenMarket. Prices last checked in October 2026.

OpenMarket runs in the browser and has no native iOS or Android app, while GoCharting offers iOS and Android apps alongside its web platform. OpenMarket works in a mobile browser, with desktop or tablet recommended for complex analysis. GoCharting's pricing page says nothing needs installing and it opens in any modern browser; its homepage lists iOS and Android apps included in Premium, and no desktop installer page was found. The scripting languages differ in scope. OpenMarket's wrun is written in TypeScript syntax (an AssemblyScript dialect), compiled to WebAssembly in the browser, and its docs include a cookbook of 47 example indicators; wrun strategies place simulated orders only. GoCharting's Lipi is its own language for chart indicators: its docs state there is no strategy construct, no order placement, a lookback of at most 500 bars and no arrays in version 1. GoCharting's homepage describes Lipi as able to automate strategies, which the docs do not support. Last checked in October 2026.

OpenMarket has a Strategy Tester for wrun strategies, while no strategy-tester report was found on GoCharting's backtesting pages. OpenMarket's tester produces a trade list, an equity curve and statistics. GoCharting describes backtesting as Bar Replay and order flow charts for expired futures and options contracts, and its Lipi docs say there is no strategy construct. On alerts, OpenMarket lists 2 indicator alerts on Free and 25 on Plus, with delivery to Telegram, Discord, email or a webhook; an indicator alert needs a published version of the indicator and runs in OpenMarket's cloud. GoCharting lists no alerts on Free and, on Premium, 100 price and delta alerts, 5 indicator alerts and alert webhooks. The two GoCharting pages disagree on webhooks: the alerts docs say webhook support will be added soon, while the features page and pricing table list it. Details come from vendor pages last checked in October 2026.

Both OpenMarket and GoCharting offer footprint-style order flow tools, but they gate them differently. OpenMarket lists order-book heatmaps, footprints, CVD and liquidation maps on any market; its heatmap resolution is 4K on both plans, with depth Normal on Free and Maximum on Plus, and Plus adds 1-second candles. GoCharting's Orderflow module includes footprint (cluster) and imbalance charts, volume profile, market profile, delta and cumulative delta, a Power Trades scanner, Time & Sales, DOM and orderbook, and its broker page lists a heatmap. Its comparison table marks footprint and imbalance charts, custom and seconds intervals as Premium-only, while the pricing intro says Free includes Footprint Charts, so the Free-plan position is unclear. GoCharting's scripting manual adds that orderflow data availability by market and plan is not documented, and variables read na where an instrument has no footprint data. Last checked in October 2026 on the vendors' own pages.

OpenMarket and GoCharting both cover crypto and CME futures, and they differ on stocks and regional data. OpenMarket states 16,000+ markets and data series, including 4,000+ crypto perpetuals and spot pairs across 29 venues, 5,500+ US stocks and ETFs, CME Group futures, 1,200+ currency pairs and crypto and CME options. CME real-time data is a separate add-on from $7 per month, and on CME futures only OpenMarket's official indicators run. GoCharting lists NSE, MCX, CME, crypto, forex and US stocks with 100K+ symbols, tick-level crypto data from Binance, Bybit and Coinbase, and CME data on 100+ contracts. Real-time NSE and MCX data is included on every India plan, while US stocks are marked Coming Soon. No separate per-exchange fee schedule was found for GoCharting; data is bundled into regional plan prices. Details were last checked in October 2026.

OpenMarket and GoCharting both let users place orders from the chart through third parties, and both describe themselves as software providers rather than brokers. OpenMarket offers Wallet Execution for Hyperliquid perpetuals, using a wallet the user controls, and Brokerage Execution for US-listed stocks and ETFs through Alpaca Securities LLC; orders go from the user's browser straight to the brokerage. Wallet Execution is not available to Restricted Persons, which includes residents of the United States and Malaysia. GoCharting lists 15+ brokers across 3 regions, connected by API, with orders transmitted to the broker for execution; chart trading, watchlist trading and basket orders are Premium-only, and its privacy policy says GoCharting does not execute trades or hold funds. Neither vendor publishes a latency or uptime figure in the material reviewed here. Last checked in October 2026.

OpenMarket's Plus plan raises indicator, alert and workspace limits over Free, and GoCharting's Premium does the same for charts, layouts and alerts. OpenMarket lists 3 data indicators on Free and 10 per chart on Plus, 100 versus 500 saved scripts, 100 versus 500 price alerts, 10 versus 50 workspaces, 3 versus 10 widgets per layout, and 1 versus 5 sessions; multicharts are 16 on both plans. GoCharting lists charts per tab at 2 on Free and 8 on Premium, concurrent charts at 4 versus 25, saved layouts at 30 versus 200, and devices at 1 versus 3. It limits history to 9k bars on Free and 15k on Premium, and built-in indicators are unlimited on both. OpenMarket's public plan page and a logged-in Free account disagree on Free multicharts, so that figure is unconfirmed. Last checked in October 2026.