Can you migrate an old v4 or v5 script to v6?
Yes — migration and refactoring are a normal part of the work. Send the script and say what is breaking or what you want changed.
A good Pine Script project starts with a precise rule. I turn a written trading condition into a readable indicator, alert system, dashboard or strategy prototype you can actually test.
All of it in Pine Script on TradingView. No broker connections, no execution, no account access.
The fastest projects are the ones where the trading condition is written clearly before coding starts. The slowest are the ones where the rule is still being invented mid-build. A brief that answers these five points is usually enough to start.
Send the rule, market, timeframe, examples and what should happen on the chart.
I clarify inputs, alerts, display needs and whether the idea is feasible in Pine Script.
The script is built with readable inputs, labels, alerts and short usage notes.
You test it on charts, report edge cases, and we adjust the implementation if needed.
I do not sell guaranteed profits, investment advice, account management, secret “holy grail” systems or signals that promise a result. Every tool should be understood before it is used.
Development runs 1–7 days depending on how complex the rule is. A typical mid-complexity indicator takes about 2 days once the brief is agreed.
Price depends on the logic, the number of conditions and what has to be drawn on the chart, so it is quoted per request. As a reference point: a typical mid-complexity indicator is around $150. The figure is fixed before work starts — no hourly billing, no surprises at the end.
Yes — migration and refactoring are a normal part of the work. Send the script and say what is breaking or what you want changed.
If the rules are complete — entry, exit, invalidation — yes, as a prototype for testing. A prototype is for examining behaviour, not a promise about future results.
Yes. You get the Pine source and can publish it, keep it private or change it yourself.
If your rule set is sensitive, say so in the brief.
You find out at the scope stage, before any work starts. Pine has real limits — some things simply cannot be done on TradingView, and it is cheaper to learn that on day one.