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Stock screeners
Every tool here that filters a universe by criteria — which are screeners you sit in front of, which are endpoints, and what the free ones leave out.
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A screener is a filter over a universe, and a filter is a feature, not a product — which is why there is no "screeners" category in this catalogue and why this page exists instead. Rule 3 of the taxonomy says a screener inside a charting platform is a flag on that card, and the flag is what this page is built from: every card that can filter a list of securities by criteria, whichever section it lives in. That makes the list long and mixed on purpose. The sorting below is the part the flag cannot do.
- A screener you sit in front of, for US stocks — Finviz Elite, Stock Rover, TC2000, Barchart.com.
- Fundamentals-first, with the financials behind the filter — Stock Rover, GuruFocus, TIKR, Stock Analysis, Fiscal.ai, Stock Unlock.
- Intraday scanning rather than end-of-day screening — Trade Ideas, TrendSpider.
- Multi-factor ranking you can backtest — Portfolio123.
- Insider and institutional filings as a screen — OpenInsider, SecForm4, Insider Screener, Capitol Trades.
- Options strategies and earnings moves — Market Chameleon, Option Samurai, LiveVol.
- ETFs rather than stocks — ETF.com, justETF, TrackInsight, ETFreplay.
- Dividends — Simply Safe Dividends, DividendMax.
- A screen over an API or an MCP server — Financial Modeling Prep, EODHD, Intrinio, roic.ai, OpenBB, TradingView MCP.
Four things that carry the same flag
The screener as the product. Finviz, Stock Rover, TC2000's EasyScan, Barchart's screeners and Portfolio123 are bought to filter. The questions that separate them are the universe (US only, or North America, or global), whether the filter runs on end-of-day or live data, how many saved screens and columns the tier allows, and whether the result leaves the page as a CSV. Finviz Elite exists for the last two of those on top of the free screener; Barchart sells its screeners as a website membership from $0 to $29.95 a month.
The screener as a tab. Charting platforms, research terminals and portfolio tools carry a screener because their data makes one cheap to add: Koyfin, StockCharts, TradingView, ProRealTime, Optuma, GuruFocus, TIKR. These are filed under the job they are bought for, and the screen is a reason to stay rather than a reason to subscribe. Compare them on the main job first.
The screener as a specialist. Some filters only make sense over one kind of data, and those products are in their own sections: insider and 13F screens over the disclosure record, options scanners over the chain and the tape, ETF screeners over fund holdings and flows, dividend research over payout histories. They are on this page because the flag is honest, and they are in their own sections because a reader wanting an options scanner is not comparing it with Finviz.
The screener as an endpoint. A data API with a /screener route, a library that filters a
DataFrame, an MCP tool that takes criteria and returns tickers. These carry the flag because a
developer asking "can I screen through this" needs the answer, and they are the wrong place to
start if you wanted a website.
Screening is end-of-day until a card says otherwise
Most screeners filter on data that updates once a day, because financials, ratios and yesterday's
close are what most filters use. A product can show real-time quotes on its chart and still run its
screen on the last close; the data_latency field on a card is about the data the product carries,
not a promise that every feature uses it. Intraday scanning is the exception and it is priced as
one: Trade Ideas starts at $127 a month and TrendSpider
at $82, and both are paying an exchange for the feed the scan runs on. If the filter does not need
to re-run during the session, the free end-of-day screener is not a compromise.
The universe is the field to check before the filter list
A screener's filter list is what the marketing page shows and the universe is what decides whether the result means anything. US-only is the norm; North America is the next step up; global fundamentals screening is rare and sits with the research terminals and the fundamentals APIs rather than with the classic screeners. Delisted companies are missing from nearly every universe, so a screen run today over "ten years of history" is run over the survivors — that is a backtest problem, not a screener problem, and Portfolio123 is here because it is the one that treats it as one.
What the free tier leaves out
Free screeners stop in three places: the data is delayed or end-of-day, the export is missing, or the number of filters, columns and saved screens is capped. The free Finviz screener has all three limits and Elite removes them. Stock Analysis is free without an account and keeps five years of financials behind the screen, which is more than most. The API screeners are free in the sense the API is free — the call budget, not the screener, is what runs out. For the specialist screeners, check the card: Insider Screener's paid tier starts at $19 a month and Simply Safe Dividends is $468 a year with no monthly plan, which is a different kind of free-tier question.
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Stock Charting Platforms & Screeners16
Windows charting on ICE's consolidated feed, with EFS scripting and global exchanges.
$71/mo
Real-time quotes, advanced filters and CSV export on top of the free Finviz screener.
$39.50/moFree tier
A browser research terminal for global equities, funds, macro and estimates.
$49/moFree tier
Windows technical-analysis desktop for analysts, with Optuma's own EOD data bundled in.
$810/yr
Browser rebuild of Optuma, per seat, with scans and backtests run on Optuma's servers.
$165/mo
European charting and trading platform, free or paid for in euros or in trades.
€24/moFree tier
Query-language screener and ten years of financials for NSE and BSE listed companies.
4999 INR/yrFree tier
Fundamental screening and portfolio analytics on 14,000+ North American stocks.
$34/moFree tier
Browser technical charting, custom scans and alerts, priced per service level.
$19.95/moFree tier
UK-first fundamental screener with Quality, Value and Momentum ranks on every stock.
£32/mo
Real-time charting and EasyScan screening for US and Canadian stocks and options.
$24.99/moFree tier
Real-time US equity scanning on a Windows desktop, built from 500-plus alert conditions.
$127/mo
Charting across 50-plus markets, with Pine Script, server-side alerts and broker trading.
$12.95/moFree tier
Automated technical analysis, real-time scanning and no-code backtesting in one web app.
$82/mo
Global fundamental screener with valuation models, screen backtests and an MCP server.
$20/moFree tierMCP
Insider, 13F & Congressional Trade Trackers15
Asset managers rather than stocks — Form ADV, 13F, Form D and pension LPs on one page.
$29/moFree tier
Three years of US congressional stock disclosures, filterable and free with no account.
Free
The official short interest, IBKR's borrow fee and SEC fails, sold feature by feature.
$4.95/moFree tier
83 value investors' 13F portfolios, twenty years of history, free and without an account.
Free
Ownership, insider and short-interest filings across thirty markets, none of it free.
$10.95/moFree tier
13F, Form 4 and congressional filings from 10,000 funds, with the depth behind a paywall.
$15/moFree tier
Interactive Brokers' borrow fees and availability, free, refreshed through the day.
$1/moFree tier
Directors' dealings from seventeen regulators in one screener, with a paid REST API.
$19/mo
Every SEC Form 4, minutes behind EDGAR, through a 40-field screener and no account.
Free
Short interest estimated daily from the lending pool, with cost to borrow beside it.
$49/moFree tierMCP
US political and SEC disclosure data — congress, insiders, lobbying — over one REST API.
$30/moFree tierMCP
Real-time Form 4, 13D/G and 13F screens — and a free view held six months back.
$44.95/moFree tier
Sixty superinvestors, congressional trades and insiders in one place, for $99 a year.
$16.49/moFree tier
97 value investors' 13F and N-PORT portfolios from 2013, free to read, paid for alerts.
$25/moFree tier
Institutional 13F holdings back to 2001, queryable from a signed REST API.
$300/yrFree tier
Fundamental Data & Stock Research Platforms13
SEC filings and earnings transcripts, relabelled, searchable and downloadable to Excel.
$69/moFree tier
Free full-text search over EDGAR filings and earnings transcripts, with diffs and alerts.
Free
Equibles
ClaimedFinancial research by browser, REST API and hosted MCP, with an AGPL self-hosted core
$9.99/moFree tierMCP
Price drawn against earnings or cash flow at a multiple you can override.
$19.95/mo
Editable DCF, multiples and DDM models pre-filled per stock, exportable with formulas.
$19/moFree tier
Filings, transcripts and 20-year financials, in a terminal or through an MCP server.
$49/moFree tierMCP
A browser terminal with Bloomberg-style commands, real-time US quotes and SEC filings.
$118/moFree tier
Thirty years of financials, a deep screener and 13F guru portfolios, sold by region.
$549/yrFree tierMCP
Five years of financials and a working screener, free and without an account.
$9.99/moFree tier
Global fundamentals, 1-5 stock scores and a DCF whose assumptions you set yourself.
$9/moFree tier
Capital IQ financials and Wall Street estimates on 100,000+ global stocks.
$24.95/moFree tier
Financials, estimates and live prices as worksheet functions in Excel and Google Sheets.
$60/yr
Advisor research and client reporting, priced by quote rather than published.
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Stock Market Data APIs11
Seventy-odd REST endpoints covering equities, options and physical commodities.
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End-of-day futures history back to 1922 and eight ways to build a continuous contract.
$20 once
End-of-day and fundamentals for 60+ exchanges worldwide, at a hobbyist price.
$19.99/moFree tierMCP
Global fundamentals, prices, ownership and macro behind one key, with a hosted MCP server.
$99/moFree tierMCP
US fundamentals and filings for agents, over REST and a first-party hosted MCP server.
$20 onceMCP
Financial statements, ratios and filings for 70,000+ securities across 60+ exchanges.
$22/moFree tierMCP
XBRL-standardised US financials, options analytics and an MCP server.
$150/moMCP
One Python API, REST app and MCP server over 17 public and exchange data sources.
$500/yrFree tierMCP
Forty years of global fundamentals over REST, an MCP server and Google Sheets.
$29/moFree tierMCP
US fundamentals extracted from filings, shipped as bulk CSV datasets, not REST calls.
$25/moFree tier
The Python library everyone starts with — free, unofficial, and not something to build on.
FreeOpen source
Dividend Trackers & Research8
A dividend-growth tracker with a long CSV import list and Trading 212 or IBKR sync.
€7.99/moFree tierMCP
A dividend tracker with per-holding withholding rates, DRIP marking and broker sync.
$72/yrFree tier
Analyst dividend forecasts for UK, European and US shares, with an income planner on top.
£17.95/moFree tier
A personal dividend calendar and forward income figure, built around German brokers.
€9.99/moFree tier
Analyst-set 0–100 dividend safety scores on US stocks and CEFs, with a tracker attached.
$468/yr
A dividend calendar and forward-income projection wrapped around a portfolio tracker.
$7.99/moFree tierMCP
A dividend and earnings calendar wrapped around your holdings, phone first.
$0.99/wkFree tier
A US and Canadian dividend tracker in the browser, with one Plaid-linked account free.
$9.99/moFree tier
ETF Research & Screeners7
Daily US ETF flows, issuer league tables and look-through analytics, aimed at advisers.
$29/moFree tier
Look-through overlap, concentration and correlation for a portfolio of US funds.
$14/moFree tier
Holdings-level ETF research — overlap, stock locator and fundamentals rolled up per fund.
$29/moFree tier
A free US ETF screener, flows tool and fund pages on FactSet data, with an AI assistant.
Free
Ranks US ETFs by relative strength and backtests rotation and moving-average rules.
$29.99/moFree tier
A screener and portfolio planner for European UCITS ETFs — no US listings, no API.
€14.90/moFree tier
A free global ETF screener — 15,875 funds across listing venues, with daily flows.
Free tier only
Options Data & Flow Analytics6
Options chains with raw IV, greeks and IVX surfaces over REST, US history to 2005.
$79/mo
Cboe's browser options platform - scanners, skew, earnings moves, option tape to 2011.
$105/mo
Earnings-move statistics and option strategy screeners in a browser. No API.
$99/moFree tier
US options strategy scanner you configure, with an Excel and Sheets add-in. No API.
$49/mo
Option P&L visualizer, target-price optimizer and unusual-flow feed. No API.
$39.99/moFree tier
US options tape, dark pool prints and congressional trades over one REST API.
$50/moFree tierMCP
Desktop Trading Platforms & Order Flow3
Java desktop charting whose Elliott Wave tooling is the reason anyone buys it.
$24/moFree tier
Windows charting, backtesting and order routing on EasyLanguage, sold outright or monthly.
$49/moFree tier
Windows order-flow terminal for 60+ connections, with an open C# API and a real free tier.
$40/moFree tier
No-Code Strategy Builders & Auto-Trading3
No-code bots for defined-risk options spreads, run in the cloud through your own broker.
$149/mo
Multi-factor ranking, screening and point-in-time backtests without writing code.
$35/moFree tier
Block-built strategies for Indian and US markets, backtested per run, priced by live bot.
$15/moFree tierMCP
Backtesting Frameworks & Algo Trading Libraries3
Windows portfolio backtester scripted in AFL, sold as a perpetual licence.
$189 once
Free hosted Python backtesting with bundled minute data and broker execution.
Free
Zipline and Moonshot in Docker on your own hardware, wired to Interactive Brokers.
Free tier only
AI Research Agents & Copilots3
AI search over 500M+ filings, broker research and Tegus expert transcripts.
—MCP
Discontinued — Microsoft bought the SEC-filings research copilot on 18 April 2026.
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A local finance research agent with 74 MCP tools, nine backtest engines and 14 brokers.
FreeOpen sourceMCP
Retirement & Portfolio Planning Calculators2
Backtest an asset mix to 1972, run Monte Carlo, regress it on Fama-French factors.
$30/moFree tier
Backtest an allocation on real fund prices and optimise it seven ways.
$10/moFree tierMCP
Financial MCP Servers2
Thirty-seven stock-analysis tools for any MCP client, on Yahoo data and no key.
FreeOpen sourceMCP
Screeners, technical analysis and backtests for any MCP client. No TradingView account.
$9/moFree tierMCP
Trading Journal Software1
The analytics-heavy journal: 150+ base charts across seven instrument types.
$19.99/moFree tier
FAQ
What is the best free stock screener?
For US stocks with technical and fundamental filters in a browser, the free Finviz screener is still the default and Finviz Elite is what you pay for real-time quotes and CSV export on top of it. For fundamentals at depth without an account, Stock Analysis runs a working screener over five years of financials. For insider buying, OpenInsider screens every Form 4 minutes behind EDGAR, free and with no login. Each is free for a different reason, and each stops somewhere the paid product does not.
What is the difference between a screener and a scanner?
Time. A screener filters a universe on data that changes once a day — financials, valuation ratios, yesterday's close — and most of them run on end-of-day data even when the product shows live quotes elsewhere. A scanner re-runs the filter intraday as prices move, which is why Trade Ideas and TrendSpider charge for it and why their price buys an exchange feed as much as software. If the filter is "P/E under 12", a screener is enough; if it is "crossed the opening range in the last five minutes", only a scanner answers.
Can I run a screen through an API instead of a website?
Yes, and that is most of why this list is as long as it is. Financial Modeling Prep, EODHD and Intrinio expose screener endpoints over REST, roic.ai adds an MCP server and Google Sheets, and OpenBB and the TradingView MCP server put a screen in front of any LLM client. What an API screener will not give you is the universe a website curates for you — you supply the tickers, or the provider's coverage does, and that coverage is a field on each card.
Is a screener a reason to pick a charting platform?
Only if the screen is what you will use most. A screener inside a charting platform is a capability flag on the card, not a different kind of product, and the catalogue files a tool by the job it is bought for — Stock Rover is in the charting and screeners section because screening is that job, TradingView is there because charting is. If the screen is the reason you are paying, compare the screening products against each other, and treat the chart as the extra.