Alert fires. Order placed.
TradingView to NT8, bridged.
Echo for NT8 is a webhook receiver that bridges your TradingView alerts into NinjaTrader 8 for order execution. Build your logic in Pine Script, fire the alert, and Echo places the order — entry, exit, stop, and size, all from the alert message.
A clean bridge for traders who think in TradingView and execute in NinjaTrader 8.
Free tester access — a real license key in exchange for your feedback. Limited spots.
Founder testers are eligible for special pricing when we launch.
Hero screenshot: Echo running in NT8 showing the webhook URL, alert log, and a recent order placed from a TradingView alert
Why Echo exists
A lot of traders build their strategy logic in TradingView. Pine Script is fast to prototype, the charting is clean, and the alert system is powerful. But when it comes time to execute, they're on NinjaTrader 8 — because that's where their broker lives, that's where their risk management is set up, and that's where the orders need to go.
The gap between "TradingView alert fires" and "order is placed in NT8" is where things get ugly. Some traders sit in front of both platforms all day, manually watching for the alert notification and then clicking into NT8 to place the order. Others try to duct-tape together webhook setups with third-party middleware, custom scripts, and brittle integrations that break when the format changes.
Neither option is great. The manual approach means you're chained to your screens and you miss entries when you step away. The DIY webhook approach works until it doesn't — and when it doesn't, you find out by missing a trade or placing a wrong one.
Echo was built to be the clean version of that bridge. Activate it, get a unique webhook URL, point your TradingView alerts at it, and use Echo's simple alert syntax to define the order. When the alert fires, Echo places it in NT8. Entry, exit, stop, size — all from the message body.
No middleware. No custom scripts. No watching two screens. Just a TradingView alert that turns into an NT8 order.
How Echo works
Four steps from TradingView alert to NT8 order execution.
Activate and get your URL
Activate Echo in NinjaTrader 8. It generates a unique webhook URL tied to your license. This is the URL your TradingView alerts will point to.
Create your TradingView alert
Set up an alert in TradingView with the webhook URL pointing to Echo. Use Echo's simple alert syntax in the message body to define the instrument, direction, size, and order type.
Alert fires
When your TradingView alert condition is met, TradingView sends the webhook to Echo. The alert message carries all the order details Echo needs.
Order placed in NT8
Echo receives the webhook, parses the alert syntax, and places the order in NinjaTrader 8 — entry, exit, stop, and position size, exactly as defined in the alert message.
Diagram or screenshot: TradingView alert config with webhook URL pointing to Echo, and the corresponding order appearing in the NT8 orders panel
What's included
Everything you need to bridge TradingView alerts into NinjaTrader 8.
Unique Webhook URL
Echo generates a unique webhook URL tied to your license. Point your TradingView alerts here — no third-party middleware, no external servers, no extra accounts.
Simple Alert Syntax
Echo uses a straightforward alert syntax for the TradingView message body. Define the instrument, direction, order type, size, stop, and target — all in plain text that's easy to write and easy to debug.
Alert Logs and Status
See every alert Echo receives, whether it was parsed successfully, and what order was placed. Full visibility into what's coming in and what's going out — no guessing.
Strategy and Signal Labels
Tag your alerts with strategy and signal labels to keep things organized. Track which TradingView strategy or signal triggered each order, especially when running multiple alerts across instruments.
Configurable Order Handling
Control how Echo handles entries, exits, stops, and position sizing from the alert message. Override defaults per alert or set global preferences — your bridge, your rules.
Hardware-Bound License
Your Echo license is tied to your machine for security. Manage your license, reset activations, and access support from your Luna Peak customer portal.
Better together: Echo + Mirror Trade
Echo bridges your TradingView alerts into NinjaTrader 8. Mirror Trade copies trades from your lead NT8 account to follower accounts. Together, they create a full pipeline:
One TradingView alert. One webhook. Every NT8 account in sync. Echo and Mirror Trade are sold separately so you only pay for what you need — but they're designed to work together.
Technical specifications
Platform
NinjaTrader 8 (desktop) + TradingView
Product type
NinjaScript webhook receiver / alert bridge
Execution type
Automated (alert fires → order placed in NT8)
Alert source
TradingView webhooks
Market / instrument
All futures, equities, forex — any instrument in NT8
Webhook URL
Unique per license, auto-generated
Alert syntax
Echo simple text format
Organization
Strategy & signal labels
Skill level
Intermediate to advanced
License
Hardware-bound, subscription
System requirements
- NinjaTrader 8 installed and running (desktop version)
- Windows 10 or later (NinjaTrader 8 requirement)
- Active data feed connected to NT8 (your broker or data provider)
- TradingView account with webhook-capable alert tier (Pro, Pro+, or Premium)
- Internet connection for webhook delivery
Is Echo right for you?
Built for traders who...
- Build strategy logic in TradingView or Pine Script
- Execute trades on NinjaTrader 8
- Want a clean webhook bridge without DIY middleware
- Run multiple TradingView alerts across instruments
- Want full visibility into alert logs and order status
- Plan to pair with Mirror Trade for multi-account execution
Probably not for you if...
- You don't use TradingView for alerts or strategy logic
- You trade entirely within NinjaTrader 8 without external signals
- You need a strategy builder — Echo executes, it doesn't create signals
- You don't use NinjaTrader 8 (Echo is NT8-only)
- You need a MetaTrader or web-based execution bridge
- You're looking for a fully automated trading system
Now taking testers
Echo for NT8 is in its testing phase — free early access with a real license key in exchange for your feedback.
Founder testers are eligible for special pricing when we launch.
Echo for NT8
Tester access · NinjaTrader 8
during the testing phase
Common questions
What exactly is Echo for NT8?
Echo is a NinjaTrader 8 webhook receiver that bridges TradingView alerts into NT8 for order execution. When a TradingView alert fires and sends a webhook to Echo, Echo parses the alert message and places the corresponding order in NinjaTrader 8 — entry, exit, stop, and position size, all defined in the alert.
Does Echo create strategies or signals for me?
No. Echo is purely a bridge — it executes orders based on alerts you create in TradingView. You bring the strategy logic (your Pine Script, your alert conditions, your rules). Echo handles the last mile: turning that alert into an NT8 order. It does not generate signals, provide trade ideas, or make trading decisions.
How do I set up the webhook in TradingView?
After activating Echo in NT8, you'll get a unique webhook URL. In TradingView, create an alert and paste that URL into the webhook field. In the alert message body, use Echo's simple syntax to define the order details — instrument, direction, size, order type, stop, and target. When the alert condition is met, TradingView sends the webhook and Echo places the order.
What does the alert syntax look like?
Echo uses a simple, human-readable text format for the alert message body. You specify the instrument, action (buy/sell), quantity, order type, and optional parameters like stop and target. The syntax is documented with examples — it's designed to be easy to write and easy to debug when something doesn't look right.
How fast is the execution? What about latency?
Echo processes incoming webhooks and places orders as quickly as the network and NT8 allow. The main variables are TradingView's webhook delivery speed and your internet connection. Echo itself adds minimal processing time — it parses the message and submits the order. Real-world latency depends on your setup, but the bridge is designed to be as lean as possible.
Can I use Echo with multiple instruments?
Yes. You can create as many TradingView alerts as your TradingView plan allows, each pointing to the same Echo webhook URL. Use strategy and signal labels in your alert messages to keep things organized — Echo logs each alert with its labels so you can track what's coming in across instruments and strategies.
Can I test in simulation before going live?
Yes. You can run NinjaTrader 8 in simulation mode and point your TradingView alerts at Echo to verify that alerts are received, parsed correctly, and placed as expected — all without risking real capital. We recommend testing every new alert setup in simulation before switching to a live account.
How does Echo pair with Mirror Trade?
Echo bridges TradingView alerts into your lead NT8 account. Mirror Trade copies trades from your lead account to follower accounts. Together, they create a full pipeline: TradingView alert fires, Echo places the order in your lead account, and Mirror Trade copies it to every follower account. They're sold separately so you only pay for what you need.
Is this a subscription or a one-time purchase?
During the testing phase Echo is free for testers — you get a real license key in exchange for your feedback. Subscription pricing for general release will be announced after testing, and founder testers are eligible for special pricing.
What happens when my subscription expires?
When your subscription term ends, Echo stops processing webhooks until you renew. Your TradingView alerts will still fire, but Echo won't place orders in NT8. Renewing re-activates your license — no reinstallation needed.
Does Echo work with prop firm accounts?
Echo places orders in whatever NT8 account you have connected and active. If your prop firm provides access through NinjaTrader 8, Echo can place orders there. Check your prop firm's rules on automated or webhook-based order entry — some firms have specific policies about how orders are submitted.
What if I get a new computer?
Your license is hardware-bound, but you can reset it yourself from your Luna Peak customer portal. No support ticket needed. Reset, re-activate on your new machine, and you're back up.
Ready to bridge TradingView into NT8?
Stop watching two screens. Stop duct-taping webhooks together. Echo gives you a clean, reliable bridge from TradingView alerts to NinjaTrader 8 orders.
Risk Disclosure: Trading futures, equities, forex, and other financial instruments involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. You should carefully consider whether trading is appropriate for you in light of your circumstances, knowledge, and financial resources. You may lose all or more of your initial investment. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
No Financial Advice: Echo for NT8 is a trade execution bridge — it does not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, or trading signals. Echo executes orders based on alerts you create in TradingView. The decision to create those alerts, define the order parameters, and activate Echo is entirely yours. Luna Peak Software is not a registered investment advisor, broker-dealer, or financial planner.
No Guarantee of Results: No trading tool, bridge, or automation can guarantee profitable trades. Webhook delivery depends on TradingView and network conditions. Orders may experience latency, slippage, or partial fills. You are solely responsible for your trading decisions and their outcomes.
Third-Party Dependency: Echo relies on TradingView's webhook alert system. Changes to TradingView's webhook format, delivery, pricing, or availability are outside Luna Peak Software's control.
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