
MotiveWave is desktop charting and trading software with a free Community edition and paid editions for live trading, order flow and Elliott Wave analysis. Market data is purchased separately.
Product information comes from vendor pages. No hands-on test, performance score or prop firm approval is claimed.
Visit MotiveWave official siteThe edition page lists Community as free and offers monthly, three-month and six-month leases, one-time purchases and four-installment purchases. Current paid license amounts are not exposed in the vendor page text.
Monthly and annual charges are separate billing options. Check current terms before purchase. Source: official pricing.
Edition choices suit traders who need order flow or Elliott Wave tools alongside desktop charts.
Paid features and data charges are separate decisions. Free charting alone will not provide the same live execution tools as paid editions.
The following capabilities are described on the linked vendor pages. Availability depends on plan and connection.
MotiveWave runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. The vendor lists 30+ broker/data providers but data is not included. A license may be installed on multiple computers but used on only one at a time.
A supported connection does not establish permission to use it at a prop firm. Check account rules separately.
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No. The vendor says data is separate, with supported broker/feed connections and file-import options.
Fourteen days from registration, normally on Ultimate, without a credit card. The key switches to Community afterward.
No. One license permits use on one computer at a time, though installation on multiple computers is allowed.
The edition FAQ states all sales are final and refunds are not available after purchase, apart from discretionary exceptions.
Source record: 18 October 2026. Vendor documentation supports product claims, not independent performance validation. This profile links directly to official vendor pages. No product rating or hands-on testing is claimed.