Tradingview Mcp 🔌 MCP server Free

What it does

TradingView MCP is an MCP server that gives an AI assistant real-time and historical market data — stocks, crypto, forex and futures across global exchanges — plus technical-analysis and backtesting tools, without needing a TradingView account.

Tools it gives your agent

37 tools in total, including:

• 9 backtestable trading strategies with Sharpe ratio, win rate and drawdown metrics
• 30+ technical indicators and candlestick-pattern detection with multi-timeframe alignment
• Real-time pricing via Yahoo Finance and screeners across Binance, KuCoin, NASDAQ, NYSE, EGX and BIST
• Reddit sentiment analysis and live financial-news aggregation

Works with

Any MCP-compatible client; the README lists Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and GitHub Copilot explicitly, but it is not limited to coding assistants.

How to install or connect

pip install tradingview-mcp-server

Requires Python 3.10+. A hosted, no-setup option is also available at pro.cryptosieve.com.

Maintenance and safety

MIT licensed, self-hosting is free; the hosted version offers a 3-day trial then paid Pro ($9/mo) and Pro+ ($29/mo) tiers, per the maintainer's site. 4,600+ stars, 962 forks and active recent commits suggest a maintained project, though as with any finance-data integration you should independently verify prices and signals before acting on them — the tool aggregates third-party data (Yahoo Finance, exchange APIs) rather than guaranteeing accuracy.

Who should use it

This is fundamentally a trading/market-analysis tool rather than a software-development one — all 37 tools focus on price data, backtesting and investment research. It's a fit if you're building a trading application or want market context inside an MCP-enabled assistant, but it won't help with general coding tasks like writing, reviewing or debugging application code.