Stock Price Alerts with TradingView and Echobell

Table of Contents

• Prerequisites
• 1. Create an Echobell channel
• 2. Configure the TradingView alert
• 3. Test the flow
• Best practices

Standard push notifications are easy to miss when markets move fast. This guide covers a straightforward setup to route TradingView price alerts to Echobell phone calls or time-sensitive notifications so you're notified the moment price hits your level.

Relevant docs:

• What is Echobell → /docs/what-is-echobell
• Webhooks overview → /docs/webhook
• Notification types (Normal, Time Sensitive, Calling) → /docs/notification
• Templates and variables → /docs/template

Prerequisites

• Echobell installed (App Store / Google Play)
• TradingView account with webhook support (Pro/Pro+/Premium)

1. Create an Echobell channel

1. In Echobell, create a channel (e.g. "Stocks: AAPL levels").

2. Set the notification type. For urgent price moves use Calling; otherwise Time Sensitive (/docs/notification).

3. Configure templates so the call reads out useful context:

   Title: {{ticker}} hit {{price}}

   Body: Rule: {{rule}} on {{ticker}} at {{price}}

4. Copy the channel's Webhook URL and keep it private (/docs/webhook).

2. Configure the TradingView alert

1. Create an Alert on your chart for the condition you want (e.g. close crosses a price level).
2. Enable Webhook URL and paste the Echobell URL.
3. Set the message to JSON so Echobell can substitute variables via your template:

{
  "ticker": "{{ticker}}",
  "price": "{{close}}",
  "rule": "Close crossed 150",
  "externalLink": "https://www.tradingview.com/chart/"
}

Notes:

• Keep JSON keys simple and matching your template variables
• externalLink is optional; Echobell shows it as a tappable link in the notification record (/docs/notification)

3. Test the flow

Trigger the alert or use a temporary test condition. You should receive a call (or time-sensitive notification) reading your template content. Adjust wording until it's clear and unambiguous when heard on a call.

Best practices

• Use Calling only for critical price levels; use Time Sensitive for everything else
• Create separate channels per symbol or strategy to control noise
• Include timeframe in your template if it matters (e.g. "15m close crossed 150")

Further reading: full TradingView setup → /blog/tradingview-call-notifications

Features: /features/webhooks, /features/call-notifications

Download Echobell: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6743597198?pt=128151925&ct=blog-stock-price-alerts-tradingvi-1ol2k2&mt=8 / Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=one.echobell.echobellandroid