Our verdict
WallStreetZen gives each US stock a Zen Rating from its own quant model, which it says analyses 115 factors. Premium unlocks the full ratings, lists of top-rated stocks, alerts when ratings change and a database that tracks Wall Street analysts by their record.
The free Basic plan has limits, for example due diligence checks on 10 stocks. Premium costs USD 19.50 a month billed yearly. You can try it for 14 days for USD 1, and there is a 90-day money-back guarantee.
It only rates US stocks: a London stock page returned not found when we checked.
Who it is for, and who it is not for
Good fit if you are
- Beginners who want one rating per stock with plain explanations
- Investors who want to see which analysts have a good record
- US stock investors on a budget (yearly billing)
Look elsewhere if you are
- Investors in UK, EU or UAE stocks
- Anyone who prefers monthly billing: it costs about three times the yearly rate
- People who want long written analysis
Key features
Zen Ratings
A quant model that WallStreetZen says analyses 115 factors, with 7 component grades. Premium shows top stocks by any component.
Source: wallstreetzen.comTop analysts database
Tracks the record of over 4,000 Wall Street analysts so you can filter forecasts to top performers.
Source: wallstreetzen.comRating change alerts
Get notified when a stock is upgraded or downgraded, or newly rated A or B.
Source: wallstreetzen.comWhy a price moved
One-sentence explanations of why a stock's price moved, researched from news and filings.
Source: wallstreetzen.comStock screener
A screener to find stocks that match your criteria.
Source: wallstreetzen.comWallStreetZen prices
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | Free | Free | |
| Premium | $59.00 | $234.00$19.50 a month | 50 a month when billed yearly |
Pros and cons
Pros
- One Zen Rating per stock with plain explanations
- 14-day trial for USD 1 and a 90-day money-back guarantee
- Analyst forecasts filtered by track record
Cons
- US stocks only
- Monthly billing is much more expensive than yearly
- Some features sit behind upgrade prompts
How WallStreetZen 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.
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Frequently asked questions
Is WallStreetZen free?
Yes, there is a free Basic plan with limits, for example due diligence checks on 10 stocks.
Does WallStreetZen have a trial?
Yes: 14 days for USD 1, and Premium has a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Does it cover non-US stocks?
No. Zen Ratings cover US stocks only.
Do A-rated stocks always go up?
No. WallStreetZen itself notes that past performance does not guarantee future results. A rating is a model output, not advice for you.
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