Bring your own data. Pay for the software once.
Rearview doesn’t resell market data, so there’s no data bill hidden in its price and no subscription to keep it running. Use the feed you already trust, or start with free exports.
One licence. No subscription.
Rearview is a one-time purchase with a year of updates. It doesn’t resell market data, so you pay for the software once and choose your own data.
Rearview isn’t on sale yet. These are the prices it will go on sale at.
- Trial
- 30 days, free. The clock starts at your first backtest, scan or check, and no card is needed. Everything works, with ten years of synthetic sample data to try it on. Afterwards the app still opens and exports your saved runs, but makes no new ones.
- Licence
- $349, once. Use the version you buy for as long as you like, with every update released in the next 12 months.
- Founder price
- $249 for the first 50 buyers or the first 60 days after Rearview goes on sale, whichever comes first. The same licence, with the same $149 renewal.
- Update renewal
- $149 a year, if you want it. Everything released during the year, counted from the day you renew or from when your updates end, whichever is later. The app keeps working without it.
Prices are in US dollars. Tax is added where the law requires it.
Correctness fixes are free.
A fix to a wrong result goes to every licence holder, even after their update year ends.
30-day refunds.
If Rearview isn’t for you, ask for a refund within 30 days of buying. No questions asked. Refunds
Yours, on your Macs.
A licence is for one person, on the Macs they use, for their own trading. It’s checked on your Mac, with no account, and the check never contacts us.
Why doesn’t Rearview include data?
Because you’d pay for it whether you used it or not. Bundled data comes with a licence that renews every year, and that cost usually ends up in the price as a subscription. Rearview reads the data you choose instead, through a documented format any source can feed: free exports to explore, and a survivorship-free feed with delisted stocks and index history when you’re ready to trade on the results. Your data stays on your Mac. The trial includes ten years of synthetic sample data, so you can try everything before you bring your own.
What you need
- A Mac
- Any Mac with Apple silicon, running macOS 26 or later.
- Your data
- Daily or intraday prices as CSV files in Rearview’s import format, or files it can convert: per-symbol exports, futures contracts, Sharadar’s tables or a Norgate export. For results you’d trade on, a source with delisted stocks and index membership by date.