Bookmap pricing comes in four tiers: Digital is free, Global is $49 a month, Global Plus $99 and Global Premium $199, with annual and lifetime options and market data billed on top. My pick for futures is Global Plus: it’s the first tier that trades from the chart, and it’s the one with an offer on it right now.
Prices checked 7 November 2026, in US dollars before VAT. Bookmap changes them; the links always show today’s.
$147 for your first quarter or $588 for the first year (then $297 a quarter or $948 a year), 14-day money back on this offer. Prices checked 7 November 2026. All plans and prices. The free tier is a look at the software, not live futures.
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What does each Bookmap plan include?
| Digital | Global | Global Plus (my pick) | Global Premium | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | Free | $49 | $99 | $199 |
| Annual | Free | $468 a year ($39 a month) | $948 a year ($79 a month) | $1,899 a year |
| Lifetime | n/a | $990 | $1,990 | $3,990 (Options Strike for the first year) |
| Live futures and stocks data | Delayed only; live crypto | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Trade futures and stocks from the chart | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Symbols at once | 1 | 10 | 20 | 20 |
| Add-ons it adds | CVD, Liquidity Marker, Large Trades Alert, Setups Checklist | Outside Liquidity, Point of Control, AVWAP, Price Levels, Trading Journal | Absorption, Sweeps, Orderbook and Volume Imbalance live, DOM Pro, Footprint | MBO Bundle (Stops and Icebergs, Liquidity Tracker Pro, Tradermap Pro, Market Pulse algorithms) and Options Strike |
| Second licence for replay | No | No | Yes | Yes |
Source: Bookmap’s package comparison and its signup form, 7 November 2026. Annual plans are billed up front.
Global is “see it live, trade elsewhere”: live futures and stocks data and the full heatmap, but you can’t send futures or stock orders from the Bookmap chart. Global Plus is the first tier that can, and it adds the order flow add-ons I use most. That’s why it’s my pick.
Bookmap Global Plus vs Premium: do I need Premium?
Premium adds the MBO add-ons (Stops and Icebergs, Liquidity Tracker Pro, Tradermap Pro, Market Pulse algorithms) and Options Strike. Bookmap values those at $233 a month bought separately. On the Marketplace they are:
- MBO Bundle: $134 a month (listed as $178) or $1,289 a year
- Stops and Icebergs: $89 a month · Liquidity Tracker Pro: $39 · Tradermap Pro: $49
- Market Pulse algorithms (futures and stocks): $49 a month or $490 a year
- Options Strike: $99 a month
If you want both the MBO Bundle and Options Strike, Premium is the cheaper way to get them. If you want one add-on, buy that one. The MBO add-ons need Market-by-Order data, BookmapData CME or Rithmic MBO, whichever tier you’re on.
Bookmap data fees: the bill nobody mentions
Futures and stock market data isn’t included in any Bookmap subscription, and you buy it after you subscribe. BookmapData isn’t available on the free Digital tier. Non-professional prices:
| Feed | One exchange | CME bundle |
|---|---|---|
| BookmapData (CME depth, MBO) | $34 a month per exchange (CME, CBOT, NYMEX or COMEX) | $79 a month, all four |
| dxFeed | $37 a month per exchange | $97 a month, all four |
| Rithmic CME MBO (via the Marketplace) | $40 a month per exchange | $101 a month, all four |
- Nasdaq TotalView through BookmapData: $59 a month; Cboe EDGX: $49.
- Rithmic backfill: 1 hour free, 24 hours for $14 a month per exchange. Rithmic offers a 14-day free trial; ask them.
- Options Strike’s data is included in its price.
So the real monthly cost of Global Plus with CME depth is the subscription plus the feed. Budget for both, not just the number on the plan card.
What I run
I own a lifetime licence and run the MBO add-ons, on four charts at once: NQ, ES, gold and crude. It’s on screen every session. My Bookmap Library explains what’s on that screen and why.
The Bookmap special offer
The Special Offers link goes to Bookmap’s own signup form. On 7 November 2026 it showed:
- Global Plus quarterly: $147 for the first 3 months, then $297 every 3 months.
- Global Plus annual: $588 for the first year, then $948 a year. That’s about 38% off year one.
- Global lifetime: $990, including a free add-on package for one year.
- Global Plus lifetime: $1,990.
- All offers carry a 14-day full money-back guarantee, limited to first-time use.
The form shows no end date, so it can disappear without notice. See the Global Plus offer
Questions people ask
Annual or monthly?
Annual is about 20% cheaper: Global Plus is $948 a year against $99 a month. Monthly is the better test if you’re not sure yet; the offer link below beats both for the first year.
Can I start free?
Yes. Digital is free with no card: live crypto, delayed futures and stocks, one symbol. It’s a look at the software, not live futures.
Can I get a refund?
Bookmap’s paid subscriptions are non-refundable; you can cancel the renewal any time before the next billing date. The exception is the Special Offers link, which carries a 14-day full money-back guarantee for first-time use.
Can I switch tiers later?
Bookmap’s FAQ says there’s no proration if you stop mid-term. For moving between tiers, ask Bookmap support before you buy; I’d rather not guess with your money.
Is a lifetime licence worth it?
Global Plus lifetime is $1,990, about two years of the annual price. I own a lifetime licence. I bought it after I knew I’d never stop using Bookmap, which is the only order I’d suggest.
Offer and prices as above, checked 7 November 2026. All plans and prices
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