Honest comparison

PTS Wizard vs ChartSnipe

Similar price, opposite philosophy. ChartSnipe sells volume — hundreds of AI analyses a month, including an SMC mode. The Wizard sells accountability: fewer, deeper desk reads, every one graded against the live market on a public ledger nobody can edit.

— net R, all time — setups graded in public — tracking live now

	PTS Wizard	ChartSnipe
Accountability	Every setup graded live on a public ledger — wins and losses	Analyses are delivered, not tracked or graded in public
Philosophy	2–5 desk-grade reads/day, each one followed to stop or target	Up to ~600 analyses/mo on the top plan — volume first
Methodology	Smart Money Concepts as the whole engine, plus live price + session context injected server-side	Multiple modes incl. a 'Liquidity Snipe' SMC mode
Trade execution	One-tap order to Kraken, Bybit, OKX or Forex.com — your keys, your account	None published
Languages	English + Ελληνικά	English
Price	€50–150/mo	~$50/mo top tier

ChartSnipe details from its public site and published pricing. Comparison reflects our honest understanding as of August 2026 — always check the other product's current site; if anything here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.

Where ChartSnipe is the better pick

Raw volume. If you want to run hundreds of charts a month through an AI, their cap is far higher at a similar price.
Mode variety. Several analysis styles to switch between, if you like changing lenses.

Where the Wizard is different

The graded ledger. Ask one question of any analysis tool: where are your losses? Ours are public, timestamped, and graded by the market.
Depth over volume. Each scan is a full desk read — structure, liquidity, order blocks, conviction, layered targets — followed live until it resolves.
Execution and Greek-language support — neither has a published equivalent.

The one thing nobody else does

Every setup the Wizard produces is written to a public ledger the moment it is generated, then graded against the live market — entry touch, take-profits, stop-losses. Wins and losses, nothing deleted, nothing cherry-picked. We publish our misses because that is the only way a track record means anything.

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