TC2000

Stock Screener — Freemium

A fast charting and scanning platform with easy visual condition building, popular with technical day and swing traders.

Visual scan builder

Overview

TC2000 is a stock screener and charting platform built for technical day and swing traders who want to build scans visually, without writing formulas. This TC2000 review is for traders who want a working scan built fast, without a steep learning curve standing in the way. It runs on a freemium pricing model, starting at Free / $10/mo, which keeps the entry cost low for a tool this capable.

The visual scan builder is the headline strength: traders set conditions for volume breakouts, moving-average crosses, or custom technical setups, and results update in real time as the market moves. Plans are affordable relative to other charting-plus-scanning platforms, and TC2000 bundles integrated brokerage features, so a trader can chart, scan, and place a trade without switching to a separate app. That all-in-one setup saves real time for a trader running scans throughout the day.

The honest limitations start with platform focus. TC2000 leans Windows-focused, which matters if your daily setup runs on a Mac or a browser-only workflow. Real-time data also costs extra on top of the base plans, so the advertised low price does not automatically include the live quotes an active day trader actually needs to trade with confidence. And because scanning stays manual, the platform will flag a setup but never pull the trigger for you.

TC2000 covers US stocks only, fits day trading at a beginner skill level, and stays fully manual, meaning it scans and charts but never places a trade on its own. It starts at Free / $10/mo with a free trial to test it out, though there is no API access for custom integrations despite having a mobile app. Traders who need multi-asset scanning beyond US equities, or who want algorithmic execution built in, should look elsewhere. Beginners building their first technical scans, and wanting to see results instantly, are squarely who this fits.

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