Our verdict
InvestingPro, from Investing.com, gives every stock a Fair Value estimate and a Financial Health Score, plus data for the US and more than 70 other markets. We loaded its public pages for London, Xetra and Dubai stocks, which is wider coverage than most tools here.
The catch is the price structure. There is no free plan and no free trial on the pricing page, and the yearly price shown first is a first-year sale. After 12 months, Pro renews at USD 227.40 a year and Pro+ at USD 534.48.
It suits investors who want a quick valuation check across many markets and are fine paying from day one.
Who it is for, and who it is not for
Good fit if you are
- Investors who want a fair value estimate and a health score for each company
- People holding stocks in London, Europe or the UAE as well as the US
- Investors who will use screens and export data (Pro+)
Look elsewhere if you are
- Beginners who want to try before paying: no free plan or free trial is listed
- Anyone surprised by renewals: the first-year sale price renews at the full list price
- People looking for written analysis from many authors
Key features
Fair Value estimate
An estimate of what each stock may be worth, shown on Pro. Pro+ adds 17 fair value models with export to files.
Source: investing.comFinancial Health Score
A single score for each company's financial health, included on Pro.
Source: investing.comGlobal stock data
Stock data for the US and 70+ other markets. We loaded InvestingPro pages for Apple, Vodafone (London), SAP (Xetra) and Emaar (Dubai).
Source: investing.comScreens and metrics
Pro includes 35 predefined stock screens and 100 popular metrics. Pro+ adds a customisable screener, 65+ screens, 1,200+ metrics and 10 years of financial history.
Source: investing.comProPicks AI and WarrenAI
Model-based stock strategies (1 on Pro, all strategies on Pro+) and monthly AI chat credits. These are model outputs, not personal advice.
Source: investing.comInvestingPro prices
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | $18.95 | $227.40$18.95 a month | 40 a year |
| Pro+ | $46.95 | $534.48$44.54 a month | 48 a year |
Pros and cons
Pros
- Fair value estimates and a Financial Health Score for each company
- Wide market coverage, including London, Xetra and Dubai pages we checked
- Monthly billing available on both plans
- Partner discount code available
Cons
- No free plan or free trial on the pricing page
- The first-year sale price renews at the higher list price
- Many features (custom screener, export, 10-year history) need the more expensive Pro+
Guided tour: how InvestingPro looks inside
The same screens as above, in order, as a step-by-step tour. Each step zooms in on one part of the page.
Checking one stock on InvestingPro, step by step
We start on the NVIDIA page, open the fair value models and the health score, then try a London stock, the screener, idea lists and ProPicks. Use Next, the step list or your arrow keys. On a phone you can swipe.
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Step 1 of 11Fair Value on every stock pageEach stock page opens with a Fair Value card: the average of several valuation models, the upside or downside from today's price, and how far apart the models are.Open full screenshot -
Step 2 of 11The models behind the averageClick the models link and every model is listed with its own value, from dividend and cash flow models to simple multiples. A wide spread means the estimate is less certain.Open full screenshot -
Step 3 of 11A health score from 1 to 5Financial Health ranks the company on over 100 factors against its sector and shows the result from 1 to 5, with five sub-scores underneath.Open full screenshot -
Step 4 of 11What drives the scoreThe Health tab lists the metrics behind each sub-score, with the company's value, its percentile and a score, plus a history chart on the right.Open full screenshot -
Step 5 of 11ProTips in plain sentencesProTips sum up the data in short sentences. Green rows are strengths, red rows are warnings worth checking.Open full screenshot -
Step 6 of 11Financial statementsThe Financials tab shows statements such as the income statement, by quarter or year, with growth and margins already calculated.Open full screenshot -
Step 7 of 11The same tools on London stocksOutside the US the page works the same way. Shell on the London Stock Exchange gets a Fair Value in pence (GBX), a health score and ProTips.Open full screenshot -
Step 8 of 11Screen by fair value upsideThe screener can filter on InvestingPro's own data, such as Fair Value upside, together with normal filters like market cap, region and exchange.Open full screenshot -
Step 9 of 11Ready-made idea listsTop Ideas are ready-made lists, for example the stocks held by well-known investors or a theme, with the 3-year return of the holdings. Lists to research, not advice.Open full screenshot -
Step 10 of 11ProPicks: check the backtest dateProPicks strategies show big total returns, but read the Backtest Start Date tile. Tech Titans starts on 1 Jan 2013, ten years before ProPicks launched in 2023, so most of its +3,208.6% is a backtest, not live picks.Open full screenshot -
Step 11 of 11Other ProPicks strategiesEach strategy card shows its date range and 1-year and 5-year returns. Ranges that start before 2023 include backtested years. Past returns do not predict future results.Open full screenshot
Screens from Kai's own InvestingPro account, captured 22 Oct 2026. NVIDIA and Shell are only examples of how the pages look, not recommendations. Fair values are model estimates and change every day. ProPicks returns that start before 2023 are backtests.
How InvestingPro ranks for each job
We rank tools by job, not overall. We score every tool on the same published criteria, using facts from official pages and our own testing. How we score.
InvestingPro alternatives
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free version of InvestingPro?
No free InvestingPro plan is shown on the pricing page. Investing.com itself has free quote pages, but the Pro features need a paid plan.
Does InvestingPro have a free trial?
No free trial is listed on the pricing page we checked.
What does InvestingPro cost after the first year?
Pro renews at USD 227.40 a year and Pro+ at USD 534.48 a year. The lower first-year prices are a sale for new subscribers. Monthly billing is USD 18.95 for Pro and USD 46.95 for Pro+.
Which markets does it cover?
InvestingPro says it has stock data for the US and 70+ other markets. We opened its pages for London, Xetra and Dubai stocks on 22 Oct 2026.
Is the Fair Value a price target I should act on?
No. It is a model estimate based on assumptions that can be wrong. It does not know your situation. Treat it as one input in your own research.
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