Bookmap is a market visualization platform that allows traders to see real-time order flow, liquidity, and volume directly on the chart, helping them better understand how price moves and where trades are actually happening.
Bookmap is a professional trading platform designed to visualize market depth and order flow in real time. Instead of relying solely on traditional indicators, traders can see where liquidity is placed, how it changes over time, and how price interacts with it.
This approach helps traders better interpret market behavior, identify key levels, and make more informed trading decisions.
Bookmap displays a heatmap of the order book, showing resting liquidity at different price levels over time. As orders are added, pulled, or executed, the visualization updates in real time.
Where large orders are resting
How liquidity shifts before and during price moves
Where aggressive buying or selling is occurring
Visualize the full depth of the order book and track how liquidity evolves over time.
See executed volume at each price level to understand buying and selling pressure.
Use built-in tools to highlight absorption, imbalance, and key market behaviors.
Bookmap integrates with supported brokers and data providers for analysis and execution.
Bookmap is used by:
The platform is suitable for both discretionary traders and systematic approaches that rely on order flow insight.
Accessing Bookmap through an approved partner allows traders to connect the platform with supported data feeds, execution services, and account structures.
Brokerage, order routing, and account management delivered within a single Plus500 environment.
Trade with Plus500US, a CFTC-regulated Futures Commission Merchant (FCM).
Available for certified non-professional traders.
Apple Pay, Google Pay, Debit Card, ACH, or Wire.
Funds are typically available within hours rather than multiple business days.
View current margin requirements on the Plus500US website.
Bookmap supports major futures and stock markets through approved data providers. Availability depends on the partner and selected data feed.
The Plus500 all-in-one setup makes it easy to start trading on Bookmap.
With brokerage, market access, and execution infrastructure delivered by a single provider, traders can open, fund, and connect their trading environment through a streamlined onboarding process.
Yes. When opening a direct brokerage account with Plus500, eligible users receive included market data for CME Group exchanges, including:
A Bookmap subscription (Global or Global+) is still required.
Plus500 provides high-quality full-depth market data, including Market-by-Order (MBO) data, which allows you to see individual orders in the order book.
This gives traders detailed visibility into liquidity and order flow directly within Bookmap.
No — the MBO Bundle (Stops & Icebergs, Liquidity Tracker Pro, etc.) is not compatible with the Plus500 data feed.
While Plus500 provides MBO data, it is delivered through a different infrastructure than BookmapData CME, which is required for MBO Bundle add-ons.
Yes. Bookmap’s core functionality — including the heatmap, volume visualization, and order flow analysis — works with the Plus500 integration.
Many traders use this setup effectively without additional add-ons.
Plus500 offers both:
This dual setup is what enables both the order routing and all-in-one brokerage options.
To begin trading with the Plus500 brokerage integration, you need:
Once complete, connect Bookmap and begin trading futures.
No. Bookmap does not replace your trading platform.
Bookmap is primarily an analysis and market visualization platform designed to show order flow, liquidity, and volume in real time. Traders use Bookmap to analyze market behavior and identify key levels, then execute trades either through a connected broker or their existing execution workflow, depending on the setup.
Many traders run Bookmap alongside their trading platform, while others choose to execute directly through supported broker integrations.
In many cases, yes.
Bookmap supports trade execution through selected brokers and platforms. Availability depends on the broker, market, and data feed you are using. Execution functionality is optional—some traders use Bookmap purely for analysis, while others integrate it fully into their trading workflow.
Execution support and setup details vary by partner.
Bookmap is best suited for traders who want a deeper understanding of how markets actually trade, rather than relying solely on traditional indicators.
While beginners can use Bookmap, the platform is designed around order flow, liquidity, and market structure, which may be unfamiliar to newer traders at first. To support learning, Bookmap offers educational resources, tutorials, and example workflows to help users understand how to interpret the data and visuals correctly.
Bookmap supports a range of futures and stock markets, depending on the selected data provider and broker integration.
Market availability is determined by:
Your [partner] can help confirm which markets and instruments are available with their offering.
No.
Bookmap is widely used by futures traders, but it also supports stocks and other instruments through compatible data providers. The platform is especially valuable in markets where order flow and liquidity play a significant role in price movement.
Market availability depends on the partner and data feed.
Traditional charting platforms focus primarily on price and indicators derived from price.
Bookmap focuses on market depth, liquidity, and executed volume, allowing traders to see how price interacts with real orders in the market. This provides additional context around support, resistance, breakouts, and reversals that may not be visible on standard
charts alone.
Discover how Bookmap provides a visual view of market depth, liquidity, and executed volume in real time.