Our verdict
Finviz is best known for its fast stock screener. The free version works without logging in: we counted 82 filters, 5 of which need Elite. A free account adds saved presets and portfolios.
Elite costs USD 39.50 a month or USD 299.50 a year and adds real-time data, interactive charts with pattern recognition, alerts, data export and an ad-free layout. There is a free trial (card required) and a refund on written request in the first 30 days.
Finviz covers US markets only (NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX) and says there are no plans to add others.
Who it is for, and who it is not for
Good fit if you are
- US investors who want to filter stocks quickly for free
- People who like a dense, data-heavy page
- Active investors who want real-time data and alerts (Elite)
Look elsewhere if you are
- Anyone investing in UK, EU or UAE stocks
- Beginners who find dense pages hard to read
- People who want ratings or analysis from the tool itself
Key features
Free screener
Opened without logging in: 82 filters, 5 of them Elite only. Fundamentals update every hour; free quotes are delayed.
Source: finviz.comElite real-time data
Real-time quotes and charts, including premarket and after-hours sessions, with an ad-free interface.
Source: finviz.comInteractive charts
Multi-layout charts with drawings, indicators and automatic pattern recognition on Elite.
Source: finviz.comAlerts
Alerts for news, ratings, insider trading, SEC filings and price moves, and when new stocks match a screen (Elite).
Source: finviz.comFinviz prices
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Free | |
| Elite | $39.50 | $299.50$24.96 a month | 96 a month when billed yearly |
Pros and cons
Pros
- Useful free screener, no login needed to try it
- Elite USD 24.96 a month billed yearly
- Refund on request in the first 30 days
Cons
- US markets only
- Charts, alerts and export need Elite
- Busy layout
How Finviz ranks for each job
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Frequently asked questions
Is Finviz free?
Yes. The screener works without an account, and a free account adds saved presets and portfolios. Quotes on the free version are delayed.
Does Finviz Elite have a free trial?
Yes. A card is needed and the trial turns into a paid plan unless you cancel before it ends. Finviz also refunds on written request during the first 30 days.
Does Finviz cover UK or European stocks?
No. Finviz covers NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX only.
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