Honest comparison

PTS Wizard vs SnapPChart

The cleanest way to see the difference: SnapPChart grades your setup, A+ to F. The Wizard proposes its own setup — and then lets the live market grade the Wizard, in public, where the record can't be edited. One is a second opinion on your homework; the other is an analyst who signs their work.

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

	PTS Wizard	SnapPChart
Who gets graded	The Wizard itself — every setup graded by the live market on a public ledger	You — it scores your setup A+ to F privately
Output	Full proposed plan: direction, entry, stop, TP1–TP4, conviction + SMC reasoning	Setup grade, entry zone, stop, targets, R:R, thesis
Methodology	Smart Money Concepts engine + live price and session context injected server-side	General technical read of the screenshot
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, 2–5 desk reads/day	~$17/mo (yearly) for unlimited grades

SnapPChart 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our honest understanding as of August 2026 — always check the other product's current site; if anything here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.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 SnapPChart is the better pick

Price. Unlimited analyses for the cost of two coffees is genuinely hard to beat. If budget is the constraint, they win on price, full stop.
Grading your own ideas. If you already build setups and just want a fast sanity check on each one, that's exactly their product.

Where the Wizard is different

Accountability runs the right direction. A tool that grades you never has to be right itself. The Wizard's own calls stand in public — losses included — which is why the record means something.
A complete, followed plan. Not a score on your idea: a proposed setup with layered targets, tracked live until stop or target resolves it.
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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