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Bookmap: see liquidity before price moves

Pricing checked 2026-10-09 on bookmap.com/pricing

Bookmap draws the order book over time as a heatmap: resting limit orders show as bright bands, executed volume as dots. You watch liquidity appear, get absorbed or get pulled at your level, instead of guessing from candles.

Who it helps

Intraday futures traders (ES, NQ and micros) who trade levels and want to see who defends them
Prop-firm traders who need tighter entries: a clearer read of absorption can mean smaller stops inside a drawdown limit
Crypto traders: real-time crypto feeds are included on the free plan

Pros

Free Digital plan to learn the heatmap (delayed US stocks and futures, real-time crypto)
Order-flow add-ons listed on the pricing page: CVD, large trades, absorption, sweeps, footprint, imbalance
Connects to Rithmic and dxFeed, common feeds at futures prop firms

Cons

Real-time futures data costs extra on top of the software
Resting orders can be pulled: the heatmap is context, not a signal
Many advanced indicators sit on paid plans

Price, as listed

Digital plan: free
Paid plans: check site (prices depend on the plan and term)
Market data is billed separately. Bookmap's page lists, for example, CME futures at $34/month per exchange, or a CME bundle at $79/month

Prices change; confirm on bookmap.com/pricing before you pay.

Is there a TrueCostProp code?

No coupon code. The button is our partner (affiliate) link to Bookmap.