A clean web journal at $19.95 to $29.95
Trademetria’s limited free tier and paid web dashboard do multi-asset PnL without 600-widget noise. CSV and delayed sync are enough for review. If you wanted a quieter TradesViz, this is a sane product.
Quiet review still sits after the fill. No live socket, no auto-SL, no daily flatten, no 5-pattern detector. The invoice looks like Venasri Pro. The authority does not.
Same dollars, different write path
Venasri Pro at $29.99 includes six strategies, Manual Trade Guard, Equity Guard, Kelly, and Telegram. Trademetria at $29.95 includes a better Sunday PDF. Rank those on the day you revenge-click, not on the day you file taxes.
You can keep Trademetria as the PDF and Venasri as the fuse. Paying two $30s is optional. Paying only the PDF is the failure mode.
Switch the $30 to the fuse, keep CSV if needed
create a free Venasri account, then decide if the journal SKU is still worth $19.95. Guards live in Venasri Risk Management. The ladder is on Venasri Pricing ($0 Free, $9.99 Starter, $29.99 Pro).
Venasri already auto-journals MT5, so the CSV product is extra, not required.
When Trademetria should keep the $30
If you do not trade MT5 and you love that dashboard, stay. If you do trade MT5 prop, the alternative is a reallocation of the same $30, not a hunt for a prettier CSV.
Delayed sync will never grow a 3-second loop. Stop waiting for that roadmap.