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Plans

NT8OrderVane Pro is also available for NinjaTrader 8

What traded, where, and how much.

Lite · ProOrder-flow indicators for Quantower
DOMOrder-book window
Pro · NT8Order-flow indicator for NinjaTrader 8

QTI use Quantower

LiteBig trades, absorption and volume shelves$89
ProEverything in Lite, plus footprint, session levels and the Session Map$129
DOMAn order-book window beside your DOM Trader$129

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NTI use NinjaTrader 8

ProFootprint, big trades, previous-session levels and the Session Map$129

Its own key — separate from the Quantower editions

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No card required · analysis and charting only — it never places a trade.

Platform

Quantower · NinjaTrader 8

Price

one-time, no subscription

Trial

14-day free trial

Guides

7 languages

Orders

Analysis only — it never places, changes or cancels an order.

Product film — big trades, absorption, value area and volume shelves on a Quantower chart.

Lite · Quantower

See the size that moves price.

A candle doesn't show where the size traded inside it. Lite marks the prices where size stacked up and keeps them on your chart — and marks the big prints, groups the bursts and flags the prices where size got absorbed.

Volume shelves

The prices that held size stay on your chart.

A print tells you size arrived. A shelf tells you where it stacked up. OrderVane marks the price that took an unusual share of the volume around it, measured against three windows at once — 30, 60 and 240 minutes — so the same shelf sits at the same price whether you are on a 1-minute or an hourly chart. The line stays there until price comes back to it. When there are more shelves than the chart draws — six by default — the oldest drop off first.

The same volume shelf at the same price on a 5-minute and an hourly OrderVane chart.

Same shelf, every timeframe

Switch to hourly. The level does not move.

The measurement never touches your chart bars — it reads a fixed five-minute source and slides three windows across it. Flip from 1-minute to hourly and the same shelf sits at the same price with the same two numbers. A level you trust should not depend on the timeframe you happened to open.

OrderVane Lite — big trades, aggression clusters and absorption on one chart.

Three order-flow lenses

Bubbles, clusters, absorption — turn on what you read.

Big-trade bubbles, aggression-cluster diamonds, and absorption bars are independent engines. Switch on the ones that match how you read order flow — one of them, or all three at once.

OrderVane Lite aggression cluster — many same-side prints grouped into one marker.

Refill grouping

One refilling order. One marker — not forty.

Iceberg orders refill in milliseconds and flood your chart with duplicates. Switch on refill grouping and prints at the same price and side within a short window collapse into one logical order — a single resting order reads as one marker, not a wall of refills.

OrderVane Lite lane stacking switch, with markers overlapping at one price while it is off.

Smart lane stacking

Five big trades in one bar, each one readable.

Switch on lane stacking and crowded bars stop overlapping: big trades fan out into stacked lanes with the size labeled inside, so every print stays readable.

OrderVane Lite on-chart panel — size, cluster and absorption thresholds.

Size filter

Hide the smaller prints with one switch.

Turn on the size filter and every marker below the size you set stays off the chart — only the prints you chose to watch remain.

OrderVane Lite on a full crude session — with the adaptive size shown on the chart.

Adaptive threshold

Big is relative. See the size for this market.

From the largest trades in your recent sessions (3–30 days, default 3), OrderVane works out an adaptive size for each market and shows it on the chart. Your fixed minimum stays in charge until you turn on Apply adaptive to markers. Until three days are recorded, the label shows its progress.

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Pro · Quantower

Read inside the bar. Measure the level.

Pro adds levels that stay on the chart until price answers them and the resting size waiting in the order book — plus the footprint layer underneath: every price inside the bar, which side was hitting.

OrderVane Pro stacked imbalance zones on both sides of the market, projected forward until price trades back through them.

Levels that live

Levels that stay until price answers them.

When aggressive prints stack rows deep on one side, OrderVane boxes the zone and projects it forward until price trades back through it — buy side and sell side. Switch on the rest of the family and the chart also carries naked POCs until they are touched, unfinished auctions until they are repaired, and zero-print levels until they fill. The chart remembers these levels so you don’t have to.

Bid/ask walls

The size sitting in the book.

Levels holding unusually large resting size are drawn on the chart with that size on them — ask-side above, bid-side below. The threshold reads the current book, so it works on a thin market and a thick one, and a level that only flashes for a second never makes it onto the chart.

Footprint cells

Every price in the bar — bid × ask.

Each bar opens into rows: how much traded at the bid and how much at the ask, price by price. The heaviest row is marked, the value area is shaded, and rows where one side dominates are flagged. A bar stops being one number and becomes a distribution.

On-chart quick panel

Tune it without leaving the chart.

Five columns — footprint, overlays, profile, statistics and session levels — each holding the switches for that layer. Change a threshold mid-session and the chart answers immediately. No settings dialog, no reload.

OrderVane Pro redrawing the chart with wide candles, bubbles and per-bar totals.

Candle takeover

Your chart, redrawn around the flow.

OrderVane draws the bars itself — wide enough to read the cells — with volume and delta labelled on every bar and a delta shadow when you zoom out. One chart, not a chart plus three panels.

Session Map

Where today sits against the last five sessions.

A separate window draws the last five sessions and today against the same prices — each day with its candles, its value area as a band behind them, its profile, POC and VWAP. The column on the left puts it in numbers: how volatile today is against normal, where price sits against the previous session’s value area, and the levels to watch with their distance in ticks. Base it on the exchange’s full trading day or on regular hours you type in once — after that, one click switches between the two. The price under your mouse on the chart is marked in the window, and the other way round. It describes the structure; it does not forecast.

Range profile

Drag any range. Measure it.

Draw a box on the chart and OrderVane builds the profile for exactly that window — a histogram on each side, point of control, value area, a VWAP that develops bar by bar, bands where price traded thin and moved on, and tape speed by price. The box clips it by price as well as by time, so a box around the upper half of a swing returns that half’s point of control. It fills in inside the rubber band while you are still dragging: point of control and value area are on screen before you release the mouse.

OrderVane Pro previous-session VAH carried into today, with an absorption mark where size hit the level.

Session levels

The levels a session leaves behind.

OrderVane rebuilds the previous session’s profile on its own and carries VAH, POC and VAL into today, each with a band around it. When price comes back and size trades into the level without pushing through, the touch is marked on the chart. It is an observation of what happened at the level — not a forecast of what happens next.

Yours and ours

The chart says who chose the range.

OrderVane rebuilds recent sessions on its own and draws them with a dashed frame and a name — D-1 is the previous session, D-2 the one before. A box you dragged yourself is solid and unnamed. The numbers inside are measured the same way in both; what differs is who picked the window, and the chart never leaves that to memory. Each box also keeps its own setup, so two of them can answer two different questions at once.

Per-bar statistics

Every bar as numbers.

Volume, delta, delta %, cumulative delta and the session extremes, lined up above the chart bar by bar. Colour scales with each row, so the outliers find you instead of the other way round.

Tape speed

How fast it is printing.

Trades per second as a row in the statistics grid, bar by bar, and a speed profile by price inside any box you draw. A slow drift and a burst that had to be answered stop looking the same on the chart.

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OrderVane DOM · Quantower

Read the book beside your DOM Trader.

OrderVane DOM opens a depth ladder in its own window beside Quantower's DOM Trader. It shows the size added and pulled on each side, which decreases were fills and which were pulls, where size was absorbed at a price, and how the book changed over the last few minutes.

Flow panel

How the book changed, not only where it is now.

Between the tape and the ladder, every row keeps the last few minutes of resting size at that price, and every trade is drawn on it as a circle. A band that stays while circles hit it held. One that ends with circles was filled. One that ends without circles was pulled. One that comes back after circles refilled. These are observations, not signals.

OrderVane DOM add and pull columns with callouts: the bid side and the ask side in their own columns over the last 5 seconds

Adds and pulls, by side

See which side stepped back.

Two columns count the size added and pulled at each price over the last few seconds — one for the bid side, one for the ask side, on one shared scale. A pull on one side is never netted against an add on the other.

OrderVane DOM absorption chips with callouts: size filled at a price, size put back while it was hit, and a yellow chip for repeated refills

Fills versus pulls

Size that left through trades is marked.

When resting size shrinks, OrderVane DOM waits a short window for a print at that price. A matching print makes it a fill; no print makes it a pull. Prices that keep filling get a chip such as F 10 ↻12 — 10 lots filled there, 12 put back while it was being hit — so absorption is something you can see, not guess.

OrderVane DOM order-level depth with callouts: one box per resting order and the order count at each price

Order-level depth (MBO)

Orders in the queue, not only a total.

When your connection sends order-level depth — on AMP/CQG one switch and a reconnect, Enable MBO mode — the ladder adds the number of orders at each price and draws the individual order sizes near the best prices in the order they arrived. Your own working orders get an estimate of the size ahead of them — an upper bound, and labeled as one.

Equalizer

Tune the panel while you watch it.

Five sliders over the flow panel — floor, top, bubble size, minimum trade and scale. Drag a track for a rough value or click the number to type an exact one.

The OrderVane DOM tape and info bar with callouts on grouped prints, effort and book ±5

Tape and power meter

The prints and the effort, next to the ladder.

A reconstructed time & sales sits beside the ladder with same-price prints grouped into one row. A header line sums buy and sell effort over the last seconds, and the adds and pulls around the best prices.

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Pro · NinjaTrader 8

Order flow on your NinjaTrader 8 chart.

Footprint, big trades and absorption, previous-session levels, range profiles, bar statistics and the Session Map window — on NinjaTrader 8.

Footprint

Every price in the bar — bid × ask.

Bid × ask cells inside each bar, with the bar's point of control, imbalances and stacked-imbalance zones that extend until price breaks them. Zoomed out, bars become wide candles with their volume and delta.

Big-trade bubbles on a NinjaTrader 8 chart around the previous session's VAH, POC and VAL

Big trades and absorption

Large trades, drawn where they printed.

Large prints are drawn as bubbles at their price, sized by volume and colored by the side that took liquidity. Absorption bars mark heavy volume at a price that did not move.

Previous-session levels

Yesterday's value area, carried into today.

The previous session's profile is rebuilt automatically and its VAH, POC and VAL are carried into today. When size trades into a level without pushing through, the touch is marked — a record of what happened there, not a forecast.

Big trades list

The same big trades, as a list.

A button on the chart opens the big trades it has drawn as a list in a window of its own, with side and size filters.

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Why OrderVane

Built by a trader. Backed by research.

From the desk, not the marketing team. OrderVane's detection was refined through daily live trading — by the developer who depends on it — long before it was offered to anyone else.

Grounded in published market-microstructure research — adaptive thresholds and order-flow logic, not gut feel. See what I measured — including what failed →

Instant license, no approval queue. Paste the key you get at checkout and you're running — no waiting on a manual approval window.

Documentation in 7 languages, with a quick-start guide.

Already using Quantower's Power Trades?

What OrderVane adds — each one a setting you can switch on or off.

OrderVane adds	What it does on the chart
Adaptive size reference	Worked out per market from your recent sessions and shown on the chart — apply it to markers with one setting.
Refill / iceberg grouping	Prints at the same price and side within a short window read as one marker.
Anti-overlap lane stacking	Markers in a crowded bar fan out into lanes instead of piling up.
Size filter	Markers below the size you set stay off the chart.
Aggression clusters + absorption bars	Runs of same-side prints, and heavy volume at a price that did not move, drawn as their own marks.

Is it for you?

Built for a specific kind of trader.

We'd rather you know before you buy — OrderVane fits some traders perfectly, and isn't the right tool for others.

Built for you if…

You trade discretionary off the tape — futures, crypto, or stocks
You want to see where size traded and make your own calls
You run Quantower or NinjaTrader 8 and read order flow, not just price

Probably not for you if…

× You want a bot that places entries and exits — OrderVane never trades for you
× You want buy/sell signals to follow — it's analysis, you decide
× You trade only on TradingView or MT — OrderVane runs on Quantower and NinjaTrader 8

Plans

Pick your platform, then what you need to see.

Every tier is a one-time purchase — free updates, no recurring fees.

QTI use Quantower

OrderVane Lite

Read the tape — size, aggression and absorption as they trade. If that is the read you trade, Lite is the whole tool.

$89one-time, no subscription

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Lite →

OrderVane Pro

Open the bar and measure the level — everything in Lite, plus every price inside the candle, the levels a session leaves behind, and the tools to measure any range you draw.

$129one-time, no subscription

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Pro →

OrderVane DOM

A depth ladder in its own window — adds and pulls by side, fills versus pulls, absorption, order-level depth and a flow panel.

$129one-time, no subscription

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DOM →

NTI use NinjaTrader 8

OrderVane Pro for NinjaTrader 8

Footprint, big trades and absorption, previous-session levels, range profiles, bar statistics and the Session Map window — on NinjaTrader 8.

$129one-time, no subscription

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NinjaTrader 8 →

Compare all four, feature by feature

Included in Lite — and in Pro

Big-trade detection bubbles Big-trade bubbles on the chart

Large prints and rapid same-price bursts from the tape, drawn at the exact price and time. Where the tick history does not reach OrderVane leaves the bubbles out and marks the price levels that took unusual volume instead — a line that holds until price trades back through it, colored by the side that traded more. Size scales with volume, color shows the aggressor side.

Aggression clusters & absorption bars Aggression cluster markers

Diamonds mark runs of same-side aggressive prints; absorption bars mark heavy volume printing at a price that refuses to move.

Adaptive threshold & size filter On-chart size and cluster thresholds

An adaptive 'big trade' size is worked out from recent daily activity (daily-max average × your factor) and shown on the chart; switch on Apply adaptive to markers to filter by it. The fixed size floor is the default.

Refill grouping & lane stacking Markers laid out across a session

Executions split at the same price and side are regrouped into one logical order (iceberg refills), and overlapping markers fan out into lanes so every print stays readable.

Audible alerts & live + historical charts Markers drawn across a full past session, not just the live bar

A sound plays the moment a qualifying big trade prints — always matching what the bubbles show. Markers render on live and historical charts alike.

Volume shelves (three windows, any timeframe) Volume shelves drawn at the prices that took an unusual share of the volume

Volume is counted at every price over three rolling windows — 30, 60 and 240 minutes — and a line is drawn where an unusual share of it stacked up, labelled with the two volumes, the window and the share. The measurement runs on its own five-minute source, so the same shelf sits at the same price on a one-minute chart and on an hourly one.

Shelf history (held / visits) One shelf label reading held, another marked broken with its line gone faint

Pro counts what happens when price comes back. The label reads 3/8 — eight visits, three of them ended without a close on the other side. The line carries the current state: solid while the last close respected the level, faint and dotted once one landed beyond it. It is a record, not a forecast — we looked for a pattern in the repeat visits and could not find one, so the label makes no claim.

Pro adds

Session levels & absorption at touch Previous-session VAH carried into today with an absorption mark

The previous session is rebuilt automatically and its VAH, POC and VAL are carried into today with a band around each. When price returns and size trades into the level without pushing through, the touch is marked — an observation of what happened there, not a forecast.

Bid/ask walls (live resting size) OrderVane bid/ask walls — three ask-side levels and one bid-side level holding unusually large resting size, each drawn with its size

OrderVane bid/ask walls — three ask-side levels and one bid-side level holding unusually large resting size, each drawn with its size

Order-book levels holding unusually large resting size, drawn from the moment they appear — line thickness tracks size, and pulled walls fade out instead of vanishing. Resting orders can be pulled at any moment. Requires Level 2 (market depth) data.

Footprint suite (cells, takeover, zones & presets) Footprint cells with bid and ask

The full footprint: bid × ask cells with in-cell volume bars and an instant tick engine, candle takeover (install it and the chart becomes a footprint chart), diagonal and tiered imbalances, stacked-imbalance zones that extend until broken, naked-POC lines, dotted value-area ranges, zero-print levels, reload markers, outlier-delta highlights, zoom-out delta shadows, one-click style presets and deep cell tuning — with a themed on-chart quick panel and a readability system that keeps cells legible at every zoom.

Imbalance highlights & POC / value area Stacked imbalance zones on both sides

Same-price bid/ask imbalances marked as background chips — with an adaptive minimum-volume floor that tunes itself to the symbol — plus per-bar POC highlight and value-area shading.

Per-bar statistics (on-chart) Per-bar statistics grid

Per-bar rows drawn right on the main chart with heat coloring — Volume, Delta, Delta%, cumulative delta, max/min delta, trades, buy/sell volume, bar-POC price, volume/sec and duration.

Tape speed, by bar and by price The speed profile by price inside a range-profile box

Speed read two ways: a tape-speed row in the statistics grid (Meter, Numbers or Bipolar styles, eight data sources from trades/s to average trade size, an SMA/EMA control line and absolute scaling), and a per-price speed profile inside any range-profile box.

Range profile (drag on chart) Range profile with value area and VWAP

Drag a box over any bars for an instant profile of that exact range. Pick a source per side — volume, delta, buy, sell or TPO (time-at-price) — in a butterfly layout, overlay extra sources as lines, and read POC, value area, a developing VWAP and per-row values. The profile is computed inside the rubber band while you are still dragging the box out, so POC and value area are on screen before you release the mouse. Move and resize boxes right on the chart with grips, width handles and edit cursors, and add a per-price speed-of-tape profile with fast-LVN bands or a TPO age rainbow. Powered by the built-in tick engine.

OrderVane DOM

Flow panel The OrderVane DOM flow panel with callouts: resting size per price over time, and trades drawn as circles

Adds and pulls, by side OrderVane DOM add and pull columns with callouts: the bid side and the ask side in their own columns over the last 5 seconds

Fills versus pulls OrderVane DOM absorption chips with callouts: size filled at a price, size put back while it was hit, and a yellow chip for repeated refills

Order-level depth (MBO) OrderVane DOM order-level depth with callouts: one box per resting order and the order count at each price

Equalizer

Five sliders over the flow panel — floor, top, bubble size, minimum trade and scale. Drag a track for a rough value or click the number to type an exact one.

Tape and power meter The OrderVane DOM tape and info bar with callouts on grouped prints, effort and book ±5

Try any tier free for 14 days before you buy — the full version on your own charts, no card required.

Actively developed — every shipped release is listed. Last update: 2026-10 · Changelog

Specification

What you need to run it

SpecificationQT / NT

	Lite · ProQuantower	OrderVane DOMQuantower	OrderVane ProNinjaTrader 8
Platform	Quantower (latest version)	Quantower (latest version)	NinjaTrader 8 (tested on 8.1.8.4)
Required data feed	Level 1 (Time & Sales) · Level 2 for bid/ask walls	Level 2 market depth · Enable MBO mode for order-level columns	Tick data (Time & Sales)
Supported markets	Futures · Crypto · Stocks	—	Futures
License	Permanent (2 machines) · each product has its own key
Trial	14-day free trial
Updates	Free updates included · installed version never expires

Try before you buy

Try it on your own charts — then decide.

We'd rather you put OrderVane to the test than take our word for it. Three ways the purchase risk stays on us, not you.

14-day free trial

Run the full version on your own live and replay charts for two weeks. No credit card to start.

No auto-charge

The trial just ends — there's no card on file and no surprise billing. You buy only if you decide it's worth it.

One-time purchase

Pay once and own your license. No subscription, no recurring charges, nothing to remember to cancel.

Glossary

The words on this page, in plain terms.

Footprint: Inside each bar, the volume traded at every price, split into what traded at the bid and what traded at the ask.
Delta: Volume that bought at the ask minus volume that sold at the bid.
POC: Point of control: the price with the most volume in a bar, a session or a range.
Value area (VAH / VAL): The price band that holds about 70% of the volume (adjustable). VAH is its top edge, VAL its bottom edge.
Big trade: A trade at or above your size threshold, drawn as a bubble at the price where it printed.
Absorption: Heavy volume traded at one price while price did not move through it.
Volume shelf: A price that took an unusual share of the volume around it, kept on the chart for price to come back to.
LVN: Low-volume node: a thin spot in a volume profile, where little traded compared with the prices around it.
MBO: Market-by-order depth: the book shown order by order, not only as total size per price. OrderVane DOM uses it for its order-level columns.
Session Map: A window of its own that lines up the last five sessions and today on one screen.

Questions

Straight answers to fair questions.

How do I know it works before I pay?

You shouldn't — not on our word alone. That's exactly why there's a 14-day free trial with no credit card, no auto-charge when it ends, and a one-time price with no subscription. Run it on your own charts and let the tool earn the sale.

How is this different from Quantower's Power Trades?

Power Trades is Quantower's own big-trade display. OrderVane adds an adaptive size reference you can apply to markers, groups iceberg refills and clustered prints into one logical order, stacks crowded bars into lanes and marks absorption — each one a setting you switch on. The full comparison is above.

What if it doesn't fit the way I trade?

Find out before you pay. The 14-day trial is the full version on your own live and replay charts. It also ships three order-flow engines — big-trade bubbles, aggression clusters, and absorption — so you can match it to how you read the tape. Still not for you? Walk away when the trial ends — you're never charged.

Do I need to be technical to set it up?

No. Copy the file into Quantower's indicators folder, restart once, then drag it onto a chart. Your license activates as soon as you paste in the key you get at purchase. The quick-start guide (7 languages) walks through every step.

Which markets does it work on?

Any instrument you trade in Quantower with Time & Sales. Nothing is tuned to a single contract — the adaptive size reference is worked out from whatever market you load, so it travels with you across futures, crypto, or stocks.

What happens right after I buy?

The moment you buy, your license key is issued — no waiting on a manual approval window — and activates as soon as you paste it in, along with the indicator, full documentation, and updates. Anything you need afterwards goes to email support.

Does OrderVane repaint?

No. A large trade is a real, executed transaction — once it has printed, it has printed. When OrderVane flags one, that marker stays exactly where and when it appeared. Nothing is redrawn or removed after the fact. On a fresh chart or timeframe, markers fill in as the historical volume data loads (a few seconds), then stay put.

How many machines can I use, and can I move my license?

Two machines — so your desk and your laptop (or home and office) can both run it. Your license activates the moment you paste in the key you receive at purchase (no approval queue). Moving to another computer later is self-service: release it from the old machine in the settings ('Release license from this PC'), then activate the new one — at no charge.

I lost my license key — how do I get it back?

Your key isn't lost — it's stored with Lemon Squeezy, our checkout. Go to app.lemonsqueezy.com/my-orders, enter the email you used at checkout, and open the magic link it sends you (no password). Your license key is right there under your order.

My chart says “Update available” — what do I do?

Nothing is broken — a newer package is out, and it is free. Re-download it from your order page, replace the file where you first put it, and restart Quantower; your charts, settings and license key all stay as they are. The steps are on the Updates page: ordervane.com/update

What happens when Quantower releases an update?

Keeping OrderVane compatible with current Quantower releases is our job, not yours. If a platform update ever breaks something, the fix is covered by the updates included with your license.

Why a one-time price instead of a monthly subscription?

Because you should own the tool you paid for. Most indicator vendors rent you access, and you lose it the moment you stop paying. We'd rather sell it once and earn future updates by being worth keeping. For context: comparable order-flow tools run $59/month subscriptions — over $700 a year — or lifetime licenses up to $1,790 (ATAS). Owning your tools outright shouldn't be the expensive option.

What's included, and can it stop working?

OrderVane is a finished, shipping product — ready to trade with today, not a work in progress. Every future update is included free, and because we rely on it for our own trading, it stays actively supported. Your market data also stays on your machine — charts, trades, and positions are never uploaded to us. The only thing that talks to a server is licensing: activating your key, and a once-a-day check for a new version.

Is buying Lite wasted if I later move up to Pro?

No. Lite is a complete tool on its own — you own it outright and it keeps running on your machine no matter what launches later. Pro is an optional expansion for traders who want to read inside the bar, not a replacement for Lite — and if you do move up, Lite owners pay the difference rather than the full price.

Does the range profile need anything loaded before it works?

It reads OrderVane’s own per-bar, per-price store, which fills in as you use a symbol. On a symbol and timeframe you have opened before, a box you drag resolves from memory. The first time you open a new symbol, or over bars OrderVane has not covered yet, it falls back to Quantower’s volume analysis and waits for that the same way any profile tool does — once, not every time.

Do my range boxes survive a Quantower restart?

Yes. Completed boxes are cached to a per-symbol file, so they come back populated rather than as empty rectangles, then refresh to live numbers within a few seconds. The cache holds the most recent boxes per symbol and is shared by every chart on that symbol; up to the last half-minute before a shutdown may be rebuilt rather than restored.

Before you buy

Everything you'd want to know — including what we don't do.

Most indicator pages show you the highlight reel. We'd rather you see all of it — what's in the box, what it costs to run, and where it stops — before you spend a cent.

In every license

The full OrderVane indicator suite, on Quantower
A quick-start guide
Documentation in 7 languages
License key issued instantly at checkout
Updates and direct email support from the developer

What you actually pay

OrderVane is a one-time purchase — no subscription, no renewal billing. It's the only thing you pay us.

To run OrderVane you'll also need the following — separately, and not paid to us:

Your trading platform — Quantower or NinjaTrader 8, under that platform's own license terms
Live or replay market data, from your broker or a data provider

We don't take a cut of either — and we'd rather you hear that from us than discover it later.

What you need to run it

A Windows PC
Quantower, or NinjaTrader 8 for the NT edition
A live or replay market-data connection

On Quantower it installs like any indicator — the quick-start guide walks you through it. On NinjaTrader 8 it imports as a NinjaScript add-on.

Being straight with you

OrderVane is an order-flow analysis suite — it makes large-trade activity clear on your chart so you can decide. To be clear about what it is and isn't:

It reads the market, it doesn't predict it — you see what has printed, not what happens next
It's an analysis tool, not buy/sell signals — you make the calls
It doesn't place or automate trades — OrderVane shows you the flow, you execute
It runs on Quantower and NinjaTrader 8 — not TradingView or others
It's built and tuned on futures — it works on any Quantower instrument with Time & Sales, but how much you see depends on your feed (try yours during the trial)

The fine print

Privacy & refunds, plainly.

Privacy

We don't use ad trackers, and we never sell or share your data.
Checkout, payment, and license delivery are handled by our payment provider (the Merchant of Record) — your card details never touch our servers.

EU/UK users may exercise GDPR rights via the same address. Read the full Privacy Policy.

Refunds & cancellation

The 14-day free trial lets you fully evaluate OrderVane before paying — no card required.
As digital software delivered on purchase, sales are final after you buy, except where required by law or handled by our payment provider; the free trial takes the place of a post-purchase refund.
Payments are processed by our payment provider, which acts as the Merchant of Record — the binding refund terms apply at checkout.
If your license key or download link didn't reach you, or something isn't working, email us and we'll help right away.