Order-book and order-flow analysis for crypto, stocks and futures.
Available data depend on the selected plan and connection. The software subscription does not open a trading account.
Charts, indicators, alerts, screeners and Pine scripts. A free Basic plan with ads; four paid plans.
Paid plan: monthly charge
19 USD/month
Standard USD price for a monthly software subscription. Real-time stock and futures data are excluded; check the amount and billing terms on the order.
14.95 USD
2 charts per tab, 5 indicators per chart, 20 price alerts, no ads. $14.95 is the monthly charge; annual billing charges $155.40 for the year. Market data and any applicable tax are separate.
Full annual charge for the named plan
468 USD/year
Standard annual software price, excluding a data subscription.
155.4 USD/year
Charged for the full year. The monthly equivalent is not monthly billing; exchange data and any applicable tax are separate.
Market data for the named package
34 USD/month
Regular non-professional price for the CME exchange alone, not all of CME Group. Requires Global or Global Plus; the introductory first-month rate is separate.
Payment methods
Monthly billing or a full-year payment. Essential: $14.95 each month versus $155.40 charged annually.
Refund policy
Refunds only for annual plans, requested within 14 calendar days of payment.
Monthly plans, market data and upgrades to a more expensive plan are excluded. Filing a chargeback, dispute or claim makes the user ineligible under the policy.
Service model
Order-book analysis software
The subscription covers software. Live order execution uses a connection to a brokerage account or a supported exchange.
Global: monthly billing
49 USD/month
Standard USD price for a monthly software subscription. Real-time stock and futures data are excluded; check the amount and billing terms on the order.
Global Plus: monthly billing
99 USD/month
Standard USD price for a monthly software subscription. Real-time stock and futures data are excluded; check the amount and billing terms on the order.
What the heatmap shows
Resting order quantities at different price levels in the order book.
The colour scale, display thresholds and contrast are configurable. Colour intensity also depends on the settings; it is not the number of executed trades.
Volume bubbles and order flow
Volume bubbles show executed volume and the aggressive buying or selling side.
The display depends on zoom and the chosen aggregation method. A bubble may contain several trades rather than a single transaction.
Digital plan
A plan with no software fee, one viewable symbol, live crypto data and delayed stock and futures data.
This is the entry plan. Delayed data are not real-time stock or futures data.
What Digital Plus adds
Up to three simultaneous symbols, market-data recording and replay, and crypto trading through a supported connection.
Stock and futures data remain delayed in this plan. Stock and futures order execution is not included.
What Global includes
Up to ten simultaneous symbols and support for connecting real-time stock and futures data.
A suitable data subscription must be purchased or connected separately. Stock and futures order execution requires Global Plus.
What Global Plus adds
Up to twenty simultaneous symbols, stock and futures order execution, and tools including DOM Pro, Execution Pro, Footprint and Multibook Customizer.
Order execution requires a supported trading-account connection. The software subscription excludes real-time stock and futures data charges.
Market data in the total budget
Real-time stock and futures data are charged separately from the software subscription.
Example at regular non-professional rates: Global $49 + CME data $34 = $83 a month; Global Plus $99 + $34 = $133. Annual Global $468 + 12 × $34 = $876 a year. Tax, add-ons, broker charges and additional exchanges are excluded; no first-month discount is assumed.
Data and order-execution connections
Supported connections include BookmapData, dxFeed and Rithmic. Market-data and order-execution connections are separate services.
dxFeed supplies data rather than brokerage services. The asset, broker, plan and adapter determine whether orders can also be sent; check the specific connection.
MBO versus stock data
BookmapData provides Market-by-Order data for CME Group futures and Nasdaq market-depth data for stocks. Stock MBO data are not available in this service.
The FAQ states that the MBO bundle's Stops & Icebergs add-ons do not support Nasdaq TotalView. Data pricing distinguishes professional from non-professional use.
Add-ons and separate purchases
The Marketplace sells add-ons, market data and courses separately.
Check what is already included in the plan and what needs a separate purchase. Add-on compatibility does not mean every Marketplace add-on is included in the subscription price.
Add-on data compatibility
Add-on support varies by data provider.
Some add-ons rely on a specific data type. Check the add-on's requirements and compatibility with the plan and connection before buying.
Recording and review
Market data can be recorded and replayed to review past events.
Replay tools support review and practice on historical data. Choose a plan that includes Record & Replay.
Subscription renewal and cancellation
Cancelling a subscription stops automatic renewal; the help page says access remains until expiry.
Stopping all subscriptions may require cancellation in both the Bookmap portal and the Marketplace account, which manages add-ons and subscriptions such as Rithmic.
Published refund policy
On its crypto packages page, Bookmap states that paid subscriptions are non-refundable.
Cancelling renewal does not promise a refund. Also check the terms of the specific offer before paying.
Refund terms on specific offers
The Special Offers form states a full refund within 14 days, limited to first-time use.
This wording concerns the offers shown on that form. Check whether the same condition appears on your order; do not assume it covers every subscription or market-data purchase.
Systems and computer requirements
Software for Windows and macOS, with limited Linux support.
The published Windows and macOS minimum includes 8GB of RAM. High-volume depth data and add-ons need additional resources; not every adapter is available on macOS.
Use on multiple computers
Installation on multiple computers is allowed, but normally only one instance can run at a time.
Global Plus permits a second instance on another computer for replay while the other instance runs live. This does not mean two live-trading licences.
Market-data usage terms
Display-use BookmapData are subject to a subscriber agreement and the relevant exchange agreements.
The agreement requires professional or non-professional classification and limits the data to the subscriber's internal use. It does not imply permission to redistribute the data.
Trading risk and responsibility
A heatmap, historical data and simulation do not guarantee trading results.
Bookmap states that information in the software is not investment advice. The broker handles order execution; communication failures and delays are possible, and trading losses can exceed the initial investment.
Global Plus: full annual charge
948 USD/year
Standard annual software price, excluding a data subscription. A first-year promotion is not the renewal price.
Premium price per month (monthly billing)
69.95 USD
8 charts per tab, 25 indicators per chart, 400 price alerts, 20K historical bars. $69.95 is the monthly charge; annual billing charges $719.40 for the year. Market data and any applicable tax are separate.
Ultimate price per month (monthly billing)
239.95 USD
16 charts per tab, 50 indicators per chart, 1,000 price alerts, 40K historical bars. $239.95 is the monthly charge; annual billing charges $2399.40 for the year. Market data and any applicable tax are separate.
Plus: annual charge
359.4 USD/year
Charged for the full year. The monthly equivalent is not monthly billing; exchange data and any applicable tax are separate.
Premium: annual charge
719.4 USD/year
Charged for the full year. The monthly equivalent is not monthly billing; exchange data and any applicable tax are separate.
Ultimate: annual charge
2,399.4 USD/year
Charged for the full year. The monthly equivalent is not monthly billing; exchange data and any applicable tax are separate.
Software and data budget
A charting subscription does not automatically include every exchange data feed.
Hypothetical example: $14.95 monthly Essential plus an assumed $20 data package totals $34.95 a month before tax and broker charges. $20 is not a quoted package price. Broker quotes in the order panel may use a different source from the chart.
Standard USD price for a monthly software subscription. Real-time stock and futures data are excluded; check the amount and billing terms on the order.
14.95 USD
2 charts per tab, 5 indicators per chart, 20 price alerts, no ads. $14.95 is the monthly charge; annual billing charges $155.40 for the year. Market data and any applicable tax are separate.
Full annual charge for the named plan
468 USD/year
Standard annual software price, excluding a data subscription.
155.4 USD/year
Charged for the full year. The monthly equivalent is not monthly billing; exchange data and any applicable tax are separate.
Market data for the named package
34 USD/month
Regular non-professional price for the CME exchange alone, not all of CME Group. Requires Global or Global Plus; the introductory first-month rate is separate.
Payment methods
Monthly billing or a full-year payment. Essential: $14.95 each month versus $155.40 charged annually.
Refunds only for annual plans, requested within 14 calendar days of payment.
Monthly plans, market data and upgrades to a more expensive plan are excluded. Filing a chargeback, dispute or claim makes the user ineligible under the policy.
The subscription covers software. Live order execution uses a connection to a brokerage account or a supported exchange.
Global: monthly billing
49 USD/month
Standard USD price for a monthly software subscription. Real-time stock and futures data are excluded; check the amount and billing terms on the order.
Global Plus: monthly billing
99 USD/month
Standard USD price for a monthly software subscription. Real-time stock and futures data are excluded; check the amount and billing terms on the order.
What the heatmap shows
Resting order quantities at different price levels in the order book.
The colour scale, display thresholds and contrast are configurable. Colour intensity also depends on the settings; it is not the number of executed trades.
Volume bubbles and order flow
Volume bubbles show executed volume and the aggressive buying or selling side.
The display depends on zoom and the chosen aggregation method. A bubble may contain several trades rather than a single transaction.
Digital plan
A plan with no software fee, one viewable symbol, live crypto data and delayed stock and futures data.
This is the entry plan. Delayed data are not real-time stock or futures data.
What Digital Plus adds
Up to three simultaneous symbols, market-data recording and replay, and crypto trading through a supported connection.
Stock and futures data remain delayed in this plan. Stock and futures order execution is not included.
What Global includes
Up to ten simultaneous symbols and support for connecting real-time stock and futures data.
A suitable data subscription must be purchased or connected separately. Stock and futures order execution requires Global Plus.
What Global Plus adds
Up to twenty simultaneous symbols, stock and futures order execution, and tools including DOM Pro, Execution Pro, Footprint and Multibook Customizer.
Order execution requires a supported trading-account connection. The software subscription excludes real-time stock and futures data charges.
Market data in the total budget
Real-time stock and futures data are charged separately from the software subscription.
Example at regular non-professional rates: Global $49 + CME data $34 = $83 a month; Global Plus $99 + $34 = $133. Annual Global $468 + 12 × $34 = $876 a year. Tax, add-ons, broker charges and additional exchanges are excluded; no first-month discount is assumed.
Data and order-execution connections
Supported connections include BookmapData, dxFeed and Rithmic. Market-data and order-execution connections are separate services.
dxFeed supplies data rather than brokerage services. The asset, broker, plan and adapter determine whether orders can also be sent; check the specific connection.
MBO versus stock data
BookmapData provides Market-by-Order data for CME Group futures and Nasdaq market-depth data for stocks. Stock MBO data are not available in this service.
The FAQ states that the MBO bundle's Stops & Icebergs add-ons do not support Nasdaq TotalView. Data pricing distinguishes professional from non-professional use.
Add-ons and separate purchases
The Marketplace sells add-ons, market data and courses separately.
Check what is already included in the plan and what needs a separate purchase. Add-on compatibility does not mean every Marketplace add-on is included in the subscription price.
Add-on data compatibility
Add-on support varies by data provider.
Some add-ons rely on a specific data type. Check the add-on's requirements and compatibility with the plan and connection before buying.
Recording and review
Market data can be recorded and replayed to review past events.
Replay tools support review and practice on historical data. Choose a plan that includes Record & Replay.
Subscription renewal and cancellation
Cancelling a subscription stops automatic renewal; the help page says access remains until expiry.
Stopping all subscriptions may require cancellation in both the Bookmap portal and the Marketplace account, which manages add-ons and subscriptions such as Rithmic.
Published refund policy
On its crypto packages page, Bookmap states that paid subscriptions are non-refundable.
Cancelling renewal does not promise a refund. Also check the terms of the specific offer before paying.
Refund terms on specific offers
The Special Offers form states a full refund within 14 days, limited to first-time use.
This wording concerns the offers shown on that form. Check whether the same condition appears on your order; do not assume it covers every subscription or market-data purchase.
Systems and computer requirements
Software for Windows and macOS, with limited Linux support.
The published Windows and macOS minimum includes 8GB of RAM. High-volume depth data and add-ons need additional resources; not every adapter is available on macOS.
Use on multiple computers
Installation on multiple computers is allowed, but normally only one instance can run at a time.
Global Plus permits a second instance on another computer for replay while the other instance runs live. This does not mean two live-trading licences.
Market-data usage terms
Display-use BookmapData are subject to a subscriber agreement and the relevant exchange agreements.
The agreement requires professional or non-professional classification and limits the data to the subscriber's internal use. It does not imply permission to redistribute the data.
Trading risk and responsibility
A heatmap, historical data and simulation do not guarantee trading results.
Bookmap states that information in the software is not investment advice. The broker handles order execution; communication failures and delays are possible, and trading losses can exceed the initial investment.
Global Plus: full annual charge
948 USD/year
Standard annual software price, excluding a data subscription. A first-year promotion is not the renewal price.
Premium price per month (monthly billing)
69.95 USD
8 charts per tab, 25 indicators per chart, 400 price alerts, 20K historical bars. $69.95 is the monthly charge; annual billing charges $719.40 for the year. Market data and any applicable tax are separate.
Ultimate price per month (monthly billing)
239.95 USD
16 charts per tab, 50 indicators per chart, 1,000 price alerts, 40K historical bars. $239.95 is the monthly charge; annual billing charges $2399.40 for the year. Market data and any applicable tax are separate.
Plus: annual charge
359.4 USD/year
Charged for the full year. The monthly equivalent is not monthly billing; exchange data and any applicable tax are separate.
Premium: annual charge
719.4 USD/year
Charged for the full year. The monthly equivalent is not monthly billing; exchange data and any applicable tax are separate.
Ultimate: annual charge
2,399.4 USD/year
Charged for the full year. The monthly equivalent is not monthly billing; exchange data and any applicable tax are separate.
Software and data budget
A charting subscription does not automatically include every exchange data feed.
Hypothetical example: $14.95 monthly Essential plus an assumed $20 data package totals $34.95 a month before tax and broker charges. $20 is not a quoted package price. Broker quotes in the order panel may use a different source from the chart.
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