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Supply and Demand Indicator review
A TradingView indicator that draws live supply and demand zones, bundled with alerts, a manual, a video library and a private community, billed monthly.
Worth a look
A capable zone-drawing tool wrapped in a confusing offer. Prices on the sales page do not match the checkout, and the checkout is a recurring $49 a month.
- Price
- $49
- Billing
- $49 now, then $49 every month
- Best for
- Active TradingView traders who already trade supply and demand and will use it weekly
- Not for
- Casual traders, and anyone who assumed this was a one-time purchase
Supply and Demand Indicator at a glance
This is ForexBee's premium supply and demand tool for TradingView. It reads price action rather than a formula and paints the zones where the vendor's logic says buyers or sellers previously took control, with alerts when price returns to one. The package around it is generous: a PDF manual, a video bundle, a private Facebook community and continuous updates. The billing is the part that needs attention, because it is a monthly subscription rather than a purchase.
- Format
- Premium indicator on TradingView
- Billing
- $49.00 now, then $49.00 monthly, cancel monthly
- Included
- PDF manual, video bundle, private community, alerts
- Support
- 24/7 support and product updates per the checkout
- Digistore24 ID
- 435925
What is the Supply and Demand Indicator?
It is a TradingView script that automates a manual technique. Supply and demand traders mark the candles where price left an area quickly, on the theory that unfilled orders remain there, then wait for price to return to that zone. Drawing those areas by hand across several pairs and timeframes takes time and invites inconsistency.
The vendor's pitch is that this reads the price action itself rather than a lagging formula, and they are explicit about the target: RSI, MACD and stochastics all calculate from candles that have already closed. Whether their zone logic is better than your own is a separate question, but the criticism of formula indicators is fair and honestly argued.
What comes with the indicator?
Access is granted on your TradingView account, and the extras arrive alongside it.
Listed on the Digistore24 checkout
- The premium supply and demand indicator on TradingView
- Access to the private Facebook community
- Real-time alerts when price reaches a zone
- The PDF manual and the video bundle
- 24/7 support and ongoing product updates
How is this billed, and why do the prices differ?
The Digistore24 order form for product 435925, opened on 23 August 2026, reads: "Price $49.00 + $49.00 monthly", followed by "Monthly payments of $49. Cancellable on a monthly basis." That is a subscription of 588 dollars a year, not a purchase.
The sales page is less direct. It carries several different figures, including 67, 99 and 39 dollars, in various places. We could not reconcile those numbers with the checkout, and the checkout is the one that charges your card.
Treat this as the single most important thing to verify yourself: load the order form, read the recurring line before you enter any details, and set a calendar reminder to review the subscription each month.
Who is it worth it for?
A trader who takes supply and demand setups several times a week, uses TradingView as their main chart, and values the alerts enough to pay 49 dollars a month for them. At that usage level the tool saves real time and the community and video library add something.
Walk away if
- You trade occasionally. A monthly fee against a few trades is poor value.
- You do not use TradingView. It is a TradingView script and nothing else.
- You cannot tell whether the price is recurring. Read the order form again first.
- You want the tool to define your risk. It marks zones, it does not size positions.
The two things to check first
First, the recurring charge. Digistore24 handles the billing and cancellation, so the subscription is managed from the order confirmation email rather than from the vendor's site. Save that email the moment it arrives.
Second, the mismatch between the sales page and the checkout. A vendor whose advertised price does not match the order form is not necessarily acting in bad faith, but it does mean you should trust only the figure on the Digistore24 page, and only the version of it you can see the day you buy.
Pros and cons
What works
- Draws supply and demand zones automatically on TradingView
- Alerts when price reaches a zone, across timeframes
- PDF manual, video bundle and private community are included
- Built on price action rather than a lagging formula
- Cancelable on a monthly basis through Digistore24
What does not
- Recurring $49 a month, which is $588 a year
- Sales page prices do not match the Digistore24 checkout
- TradingView only
- No audited performance data behind the accuracy claims
- Easy to mistake for a one-time purchase at a glance
Supply and Demand Indicator FAQ
Is the Supply and Demand Indicator a one-time purchase?
No. The Digistore24 order form for product 435925 shows $49.00 now plus $49.00 monthly, cancelable on a monthly basis. Over a year that is $588.
Why does the sales page show a different price?
The sales page carries several figures, including $67 and $99, that we could not match to the order form. The Digistore24 checkout is the amount that will be charged, so read that page before entering payment details.
Which platform does it run on?
TradingView. Access is granted to your TradingView account, and there is no MetaTrader version.
How do I cancel?
Through Digistore24, which processes the subscription. The cancellation link is in the order confirmation email, so keep it.
Does it place trades?
No. It marks supply and demand zones and sends alerts. Entries, exits and position sizing remain yours.
The bottom line
A capable zone-drawing tool wrapped in a confusing offer. Prices on the sales page do not match the checkout, and the checkout is a recurring $49 a month.
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