Most tools in this category bill in dollars through PayPal, and several cannot accept Indian payment methods at all. AlertSync is run from Nagpur, prices in rupees, and settles over UPI.
AlertSync is a TradingView-to-Telegram alert relay operated from India by Aarohan Enterprises, Nagpur. Paid plans start at ₹149/mo and are billed in rupees through Razorpay, so you can pay by UPI, Indian debit or credit card, or net-banking. Payments are one-time by default — there is no e-mandate or auto-debit registration unless you deliberately opt into auto-renewal. A free plan covering 50 alerts a month needs no card at all. International users can pay in USD through PayPal from $4/mo.
Create an AlertSync account with your email. The Free plan gives you 1 webhook and 50 alerts a month with no card and no payment details, which is enough to run the whole setup end to end and watch a real alert arrive before deciding to pay.
Send a six-digit code to @AlertSyncOfficial_Bot to link your account, then create a webhook and pick your destination — your own chat, a group, or a channel the bot administers. Copy the webhook URL it generates.
In your TradingView alert, expand Notifications, tick Webhook URL, paste the AlertSync URL and save. Note that TradingView itself requires a paid plan for webhook alerts — that is their restriction and applies whichever relay you use.
When 50 alerts a month stops being enough, upgrade from the billing page. Razorpay checkout opens with UPI, cards and net-banking, and the payment is one-time by default — you are charged once for a month or a year, with an email reminder before it lapses rather than a silent auto-debit.
The INR table is a regional price, not a conversion of the USD one. Indian plans run ₹149, ₹399 and ₹649 a month; the international USD table is $4, $9 and $15. Yearly billing is ₹1,399, ₹3,499 and ₹5,999.
Recurring UPI and card mandates are the usual friction point for Indian subscriptions, and plenty of traders simply will not register one. So AlertSync defaults to a one-time payment: you pay for a month or a year, that is the whole transaction, and we email you before it runs out. Auto-renewal exists as an opt-in checkbox at checkout for anyone who prefers it hands-off.
TradingView.to settles only through PayPal and Coinbase crypto, so there is no INR route at all. Pip Sender bills $20/mo per connection in USD. TradingConnector runs $14.99–$299/mo. Pabbly Connect does price in rupees, but you build and hold your own BotFather bot and each destination spends another task. The one Indian option that ranks for this query, DotPhi, is a development agency that quotes on enquiry rather than a product you can sign up for.
AlertSync is operated by Aarohan Enterprises in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Support is in the same time zone, billing is domestic, and there is no cross-border card friction or foreign-transaction fee on the INR plans.
The full walkthrough covers the whole flow end to end with screenshots of every screen — creating the webhook, linking Telegram with a six-digit code, and pasting the URL into a TradingView alert.
Read the setup guide →Yes. Checkout runs through Razorpay, so UPI, Indian debit and credit cards, and net-banking are all available on the INR plans starting at ₹149/mo.
No. Payments are one-time by default — you pay for a month or a year and nothing is stored for automatic collection. We send a reminder email before the plan lapses so you can renew in one click. Auto-renewal is available as an opt-in at checkout if you would rather it happen automatically.
The rupee plans are priced for the Indian market rather than converted from dollars, which is standard practice for software sold in both regions. Indian customers pay in INR through Razorpay; international customers pay in USD through PayPal, where cross-border processing fees are substantially higher.
Yes, for webhook alerts specifically. TradingView restricts the webhook notification feature to its paid tiers, and that applies no matter which relay you use — it is a TradingView limitation, not an AlertSync one. Everything on the AlertSync side works on our free plan.
Yes. AlertSync is operated by Aarohan Enterprises from Nagpur, so support runs in IST rather than across a twelve-hour gap.
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