Deepcharts: information and detailed review

Deepcharts is a futures order flow platform created together with Fabio Valentini, a trader known for his competition results. It uses Volumetrica's technology and adds proprietary indicators, options gamma data and a DOM with a heatmap.

We read its pricing pages, its compatible data list and 214 of its 373 Trustpilot reviews, all from 2026.

What it offers

• Deepchart: footprint, volume profile, TPO, delta, big trades and proprietary models such as Deep Trades or DeepM Effort.
• DeepDOM: a liquidity heatmap with Market by Order data, iceberg and stop-run detection, and a backtester with a journal.
• DeepGamma: SPX options flow and gamma levels on the futures chart (in the Pro bundle).
• Education: an order flow course, weekly sessions and a Discord server.

Connecting your prop firm account

Its data and trading list includes Rithmic, CQG, dxFeed, MetaTrader 5 and Interactive Brokers, among others. If your firm gives you a Rithmic or CQG account, you can connect it. Check your firm's terms to confirm it allows Deepcharts.

It runs on Windows. A Mac user complains there is no native version.

Pricing

Paid yearly:

Bundle	Monthly	Yearly	What it adds
Orderflow	$45	$540	Essential volume and order flow tools
Full	$57	$684	Proprietary indicators and live sessions
Pro	$103	$1,230	Gamma and options flow
DeepDOM	$39	$468	DOM with heatmap (Windows only)

Source: Deepcharts pricing pages, checked on 9 October 2026. Full and Pro were at launch prices (normally $69 and $125 a month). There are also 1, 3 and 6-month options.

What users say

Deepcharts scores 4.6 out of 5 on Trustpilot, from 373 reviews. It invites reviews, and seven in ten five-star reviews come from accounts with one or two reviews. Our review analysis above breaks it down.

• What people like: its proprietary indicators, the clean interface and the community.
• Connection problems with the broker and data drops, even in positive reviews.
• No native Mac.
• Repeated payments for different products and complaints about no simple monthly option.
• Small bugs in drawing tools.
• One user acknowledges that, being based on Volumetrica, other platforms like ATAS offer similar features.

Verdict

Deepcharts appeals through its proprietary indicators and Fabio Valentini's community, and its entry price is reasonable. But connection complaints are frequent, it only runs on Windows and the bundle ecosystem can get expensive.

Who it is for: futures traders on Windows who follow Fabio Valentini's method and want his tools.

Who it is not for: Mac users or anyone needing the most stable connection.

Alternatives

• ATAS: similar features, on Windows and Mac.
• Quantower: free to trade, with cheap footprint.
• Bookmap: the benchmark heatmap.