What to use instead

Most people do not arrive at a catalogue to browse. They arrive because something they relied on shut down, changed its terms, or costs more than the job is worth. One page per product, with what in this catalogue does that job now. The ones that shut down are also listed by date, with the ones nothing replaces, on the chronology of shutdowns.

• Atom Finance

  Shut down

  A research app for individual investors on web and phone, with estimates, KPIs, filing and transcript search, a screener, linked brokerage accounts and fund look-through, for 6.99 dollars a month.

  6 replacements

• Benzinga Pro

  Still running

  Benzinga's web terminal for active traders — a filtered real-time newsfeed, an audio squawk, a scanner, calendars and chat rooms, sold in three plans from 37 to 197 dollars a month.

  8 replacements

• BigCharts

  Shut down

  MarketWatch's free charting site, with quick and interactive charts, saved favourite charts, industry and market pages, and a lookup of a stock's exact closing price on a past date.

  5 replacements

• Bloomberg Terminal

  Still running

  The institutional standard — data, news, analytics, research and a messaging network on one leased workstation, sold by annual subscription at a price Bloomberg does not publish.

  7 replacements

• ChartIQ

  Still running

  A commercial HTML5 financial charting library for broker and fintech front ends, licensed by quote with a domain-locked key, and part of S&P Global Market Intelligence since January 2023.

  9 replacements

• DAS Trader Pro

  Still running

  The Windows direct-access platform US stock day traders use for Level 2, hotkey order entry and routing to chosen venues, sold through brokers or by DAS itself for 100 to 200 dollars a month.

  8 replacements

• Empower Personal Dashboard

  Still running

  The free net-worth dashboard that was Personal Capital until 2023 — US bank, card, loan and investment accounts in one linked view, paid for by Empower's advisory business.

  6 replacements

• Excel Stocks data type and STOCKHISTORY

  Terms changed

  The stock prices built into Excel — a linked data type that turns a ticker into a cell of fields, and a function that spills daily, weekly or monthly price history into the sheet.

  6 replacements

• FactSet Workstation

  Still running

  FactSet's institutional desktop — 800-plus data sources, screening, portfolio analytics, AI research tools and live-linked Excel and PowerPoint, priced by proposal from its sales team.

  7 replacements

• Finviz

  Still running

  The free browser screener most US stock investors start with — 87 filters over NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX, a market heatmap, and an Elite tier for real-time quotes, custom ranges and export.

  10 replacements

• FIRECalc

  Still running

  The free retirement calculator that replays one spending plan against every starting year of US market history since 1871 and counts how many cycles ran out of money.

  6 replacements

• GOOGLEFINANCE

  Terms changed

  The free Google Sheets function that pulls quotes, price history and a few ratios from Google Finance into a cell — the only programmatic door Google still leaves open.

  5 replacements

• IEX Cloud

  Shut down

  A REST market data platform from IEX Group — US quotes, fundamentals, news and reference data, billed in credits — aimed at developers rather than institutions.

  6 replacements

• Investing.com

  Still running

  The free markets site of quotes, charts, historical price tables, news and an economic calendar across stocks, indices, currencies, commodities, bonds and crypto, with InvestingPro as its paid tier.

  8 replacements

• Koyfin

  Still running

  The browser research terminal for global equities, funds and macro — Capital IQ financials and consensus estimates in dashboards you lay out yourself — with a free plan and paid tiers from 39 dollars a month billed annually.

  8 replacements

• Kubera

  Still running

  A net-worth tracker that puts bank and brokerage accounts, crypto wallets, property and private holdings on one balance sheet, at 250 dollars a year with no monthly option.

  7 replacements

• London Stock Exchange My Account

  Shut down

  The account area of londonstockexchange.com, with a free virtual portfolio, trading simulator, watchlist and email alerts, and a paid service for official historical prices.

  5 replacements

• LSEG Eikon

  Shut down

  The desktop terminal sold as Thomson Reuters Eikon, then Refinitiv Eikon — prices, fundamentals, Reuters News, an Excel add-in and a Python API behind one login and one set of instrument codes.

  6 replacements

• Macrotrends

  Terms changed

  The ad-supported site of one-metric-per-page charts — fifteen years of a company's revenue, margins or P/E, decades of prices, macro and commodity series — with paid plans since late 2025.

  7 replacements

• MarketSurge

  Still running

  Investor's Business Daily's stock research platform, called MarketSmith until March 2024 — charts, screens, fundamentals and IBD's own ratings and lists, for 149.95 a month.

  9 replacements

• MetaStock

  Still running

  Windows technical-analysis software from a line founded in 1982, now sold by Innovative Market Analysis — charts, the Explorer scanner, a System Tester and Expert Advisors, run on LSEG data.

  8 replacements

• Morningstar Investor

  Still running

  Morningstar's paid research subscription for US individual investors — star ratings, fair value estimates and analyst reports on stocks and funds, with a screener and portfolio X-Ray around them.

  6 replacements

• Morningstar Portfolio Manager and X-Ray

  Shut down

  The free portfolio tracker on Morningstar's sites outside the US, with X-Ray and Instant X-Ray to show what a mix of funds owned underneath by region, sector and style.

  7 replacements

• NinjaTrader

  Still running

  The Windows desktop futures platform with chart trading, a SuperDOM, Order Flow+ and C# strategies, free to run when NinjaTrader is also your broker and paid for in commissions.

  8 replacements

• Portfolio Visualizer

  Still running

  The browser tool most people reach for to backtest an asset allocation — plus Monte Carlo, an optimiser, Fama-French factor regression and tactical allocation models, behind a free tier and two annual plans.

  7 replacements

• Quandl

  Terms changed

  A data marketplace and Python client that was acquired by Nasdaq in 2018, rebranded as Nasdaq Data Link, and whose free WIKI end-of-day stock dataset stopped being maintained years before that.

  7 replacements

• Quantopian

  Shut down

  A free hosted platform for writing and backtesting Python strategies against bundled US equity data, paid for by a crowd-sourced hedge fund that licensed the best algorithms from its own community.

  6 replacements

• Quicken

  Still running

  The personal-finance program for US and Canadian households — Quicken Classic on Windows and Mac, Simplifi on web and phone — whose investment register is what this page replaces.

  6 replacements

• QuickFS

  Shut down

  A low-priced fundamentals site for value investors, with 20-year financial statements on 35,000-plus US, Canadian, Australian and European stocks, Excel export, an add-in and an API.

  8 replacements

• Robinhood API

  Terms changed

  The private endpoints behind Robinhood's own app, wrapped by unofficial libraries such as robin_stocks; Robinhood does not allow trading APIs on an account without its written authorization.

  6 replacements

• Roi

  Shut down

  An iOS app that linked existing brokerage, bank and crypto accounts into one net-worth view, with an AI assistant that answered questions about them.

  6 replacements

• S&P Capital IQ Pro

  Still running

  S&P Global Market Intelligence's institutional research platform — public and private company financials, consensus estimates, M&A and funding records, news and Excel Office Tools, priced by quote.

  7 replacements

• Seeking Alpha Premium

  Still running

  Seeking Alpha's paid tier — contributor articles and quant ratings on thousands of stocks, with ten years of S&P-sourced financials, estimates, transcripts and dividend pages around them.

  8 replacements

• Sharesight

  Still running

  The hosted portfolio tracker that turns broker confirmations into money-weighted returns and tax reports the ATO, IRD and CRA recognise, free up to ten holdings and from 7 dollars a month after that.

  8 replacements

• Simply Wall St

  Still running

  An Australian stock research site that turns S&P Global data on 120,000-plus stocks into a five-point Snowflake picture and its own fair value estimate for each company.

  5 replacements

• Stock Rover

  Still running

  A browser screener and portfolio-analytics workspace for US and Canadian stocks, ETFs and funds — 400 to 800 metrics and brokerage sync, from 29 dollars a month billed annually.

  8 replacements

• StockMarketEye

  Shut down

  A paid desktop portfolio tracker for Windows, Mac and Linux, with a free phone companion app, watchlists, stock alerts and performance reports, at 74.99 dollars a year.

  5 replacements

• TC2000

  Still running

  The Windows charting and scanning platform descended from Worden Brothers' TeleChart — real-time charts from 24.99 a month and the EasyScan screener from 49.99, on US and Canadian stocks and options.

  8 replacements

• TD Ameritrade API

  Shut down

  TD Ameritrade's free REST and WebSocket API for its own brokerage clients — orders, balances and positions, plus quotes, price history and option chains on the same key.

  6 replacements

• thinkorswim

  Still running

  Schwab's trading platform on desktop, web and phone — charts, scans, options analysis, the thinkScript language and paperMoney — with no fee and no way in except a Schwab brokerage account.

  6 replacements

• Trade Ideas

  Still running

  The real-time US stock scanner built on streaming alerts from 500-plus conditions, with the Holly AI signal engine, the OddsMaker backtester and auto trading on the 254-dollar Premium tier.

  7 replacements

• TradeStation

  Still running

  A Windows trading platform — charts, RadarScreen, EasyLanguage strategies, portfolio backtests and automated orders — free to TradeStation brokerage clients and sold alone as TradeStation Analytics.

  8 replacements

• TradingView

  Still running

  The browser charting platform most retail traders default to — 50-plus markets under one symbol search, Pine Script, server-side alerts and order entry through a connected broker.

  8 replacements

• Unusual Whales

  Still running

  A US options-flow vendor with a retail dashboard on top — every option print with sweep and block markers, dark pool prints, Greek exposure and congressional, Form 4 and 13F feeds, from 50 dollars a month.

  8 replacements

• Wallmine

  Shut down

  A free stock research site with a screener, heat maps, insider trades, a stock and crypto portfolio tracker, and SEC filing search with table export on paid plans from 50 dollars a month.

  5 replacements

• Yahoo Finance API

  Terms changed

  There is no official Yahoo Finance API and has not been one since 2017 — what people call by that name is a set of undocumented endpoints behind the website, read without a licence.

  5 replacements