Main clusters and core pages.
Many traders search for TradingView algo trading without a paid subscription because they want one result: take a TradingView alert, send it into an automated trading system, and execute the order without paying only to unlock the direct Webhook URL field.
The cleanest automation route is still the normal TradingView webhook: an alert fires, TradingView sends an HTTP POST request, and AlgoWay receives the JSON order instruction. But if the direct webhook option is not available in your account, AlgoWay can also work with TradingView email alerts when TradingView lets you use Send plain text or an alternative email for alerts.
You cannot turn TradingView itself into a broker-side trading engine. TradingView creates alerts. AlgoWay receives those alerts and routes them to trading platforms such as MetaTrader 5, TradeLocker, cTrader, DXtrade, Match-Trader, Binance, OKX, Bybit, BitMEX, MEXC, Capital.com, and other supported destinations.
If you have direct TradingView webhooks, paste the AlgoWay webhook URL into the alert. If you do not have direct webhook access, and your account still supports plain text alert email, send the alert to your dedicated WebhookUUID@algoway.co address and put the AlgoWay JSON in the alert message.
Traders usually do not search for this phrase because they want an article about TradingView billing. They search for it because they want a TradingView trading bot, a webhook autotrade bot, or a way to send TradingView alerts to a broker without adding another paid subscription just for alert delivery.
That is the real search intent. The trader already has a Pine Script strategy, a TradingView indicator, or a manual alert. The missing part is execution. TradingView can detect the condition, but the actual order must be handled by another system. AlgoWay fills that gap by receiving the alert, reading the JSON, and sending the order to the selected trading platform.
This page focuses on the email route because it is useful for searches around TradingView free webhook, TradingView webhook alternative, TradingView alert email automation, and TradingView automation without paid webhook URL.
Direct webhook delivery is the preferred route whenever it is available. It sends a request directly to AlgoWay when the alert fires. Email delivery is a fallback route: TradingView sends a plain text alert email to AlgoWay, and AlgoWay processes that email as a signal.
| Route | How it works | Best use case | Main limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Direct Webhook URL | TradingView sends an HTTP POST request to the AlgoWay webhook URL. | Real-time TradingView automation, multi-platform routing, serious live execution. | Usually requires a TradingView plan that supports webhooks. |
| Plain text email | TradingView sends the alert message to WebhookUUID@algoway.co. |
Users who want a TradingView webhook alternative when direct webhook access is unavailable. | Depends on TradingView account access to Send plain text / alternative alert email. |
Both routes can carry the same basic trading instruction. The important part is the Message field.
AlgoWay expects the alert message to contain structured JSON with fields such as platform_name,
ticker, order_action, order_contracts, stop_loss,
take_profit, sl_price, or tp_price, depending on the platform and strategy.
Use the email-based method when your goal is to test or run TradingView alert automation without using the direct Webhook URL field. It is especially useful when the alert message is simple, the target route is clear, and you are sending the signal to one AlgoWay webhook destination.
This method is useful for:
First, open the AlgoWay Dashboard and create a webhook for the platform you want to trade on. The platform can be MetaTrader 5, TradeLocker, cTrader, DXtrade, Match-Trader, Binance, OKX, Bybit, BitMEX, MEXC, Capital.com, or another supported destination.
The UUID becomes the email route for this setup. The format is:
WebhookUUID@algoway.co
Example:
e7a19089-f14d-4cc0-ac2c-5379b974e2c4@algoway.co
In TradingView, open the alert delivery settings. The current TradingView help pages describe the path as Settings and billing → Alerts delivery, where you can add an alternative email address for alert notifications.
Paste your AlgoWay webhook email in this format:
YourWebhookUUID@algoway.co
TradingView sends a verification code to the alternative email address. Since that address belongs to the AlgoWay webhook, the verification message appears inside AlgoWay, not in your personal mailbox.
Open the mail icon in the AlgoWay dashboard, find the TradingView verification email, copy the code, and enter it back in TradingView. The same area can later be used to check whether TradingView alert emails are arriving.
Open your TradingView chart, indicator, or Pine Script strategy and create an alert. Choose the condition that should trigger the trade. This can be a strategy order event, an indicator signal, a price crossing, or another TradingView alert condition.
The important alert settings are:
In the alert notifications section, enable Send plain text if TradingView shows that option in your account. This is the email-based route that replaces the direct webhook field for this workflow.
Then fill the Message field with AlgoWay JSON. The message should be clean, structured, and valid. Avoid extra text around the JSON unless your specific AlgoWay route is designed to parse it.
The exact JSON depends on your platform and webhook configuration. Below are simple examples that show the structure. Use the JSON template from your AlgoWay dashboard for production setup.
MetaTrader 5 market order example:
{
"platform_name": "metatrader5",
"ticker": "{{ticker}}",
"order_action": "{{strategy.market_position}}",
"order_contracts": "{{strategy.order.contracts}}",
"price": "{{close}}"
}
TradeLocker buy alert with SL/TP:
{
"platform_name": "tradelocker",
"ticker": "EURUSD",
"order_action": "buy",
"order_contracts": 1,
"stop_loss": 25,
"take_profit": 50
}
Crypto exchange signal example:
{
"platform_name": "binance",
"ticker": "BTCUSDT",
"order_action": "buy",
"order_contracts": 0.01,
"price": "{{close}}"
}
For all supported fields, see the AlgoWay JSON Schema Guide. For direct webhook setup, see How to Create a Webhook in TradingView.
Email automation is useful for SEO intent and for users who need a workaround, but it should be described honestly. It is not the same thing as direct webhook delivery.
Check your TradingView account, plan, region, and current UI. If the option is not available, this method cannot be used from that account. Use direct Webhook URL delivery with a supported plan, or use another signal source supported by AlgoWay.
Confirm that the email address was copied exactly in the WebhookUUID@algoway.co format.
Check that the AlgoWay webhook exists and that the UUID belongs to the webhook you are trying to use.
Check the JSON first. The most common issues are invalid JSON, wrong platform name, unsupported ticker format, missing order action, or wrong quantity field for the selected platform.
The email address is tied to one AlgoWay webhook UUID. Make sure the UUID belongs to the webhook route you want to trigger.
Use AlgoWay direct webhook routing where possible. AlgoWay is designed to connect TradingView alerts to multiple platforms, but direct webhook routing is cleaner than trying to force multiple destinations through one email alert path.
You can use the AlgoWay email route if TradingView lets your account send plain text alerts to an alternative email. If that option is unavailable, use direct Webhook URL delivery with a plan that supports it.
Direct Webhook URL delivery is usually not the free route. This article targets users looking for a practical TradingView webhook alternative through email alert automation.
Then this specific workaround cannot be used from that account. The page still matters for SEO, but the honest product path is direct webhook delivery.
Yes. AlgoWay uses the JSON in the message body as the trading instruction.
Yes, if your AlgoWay webhook is configured for MetaTrader 5 and the incoming TradingView alert message contains the correct JSON.
Yes, if your AlgoWay webhook is configured for TradeLocker and the JSON contains the required fields for your TradeLocker route.
No. Direct webhook delivery is the cleaner path for speed and reliability. Email automation is a workaround for accounts that can send plain text alerts to an alternative email.