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Ziggma review: a portfolio tracker with a stock quality score

A useful free tracker with quality scores for US stocks. Non-US holdings get no analysis.

Updated 22 Oct 2026. Facts checked 22 Oct 2026 on official pages. Screenshots of official public pages only, no paid account used yet.

Reviewed by Kai Schukowski, review updated and facts checked 22 Oct 2026. Research, not advice.

Price from$6.99 a monthStarter, billed yearly
Free planYesportfolio tracker, 3 virtual portfolios, dividend tracker, stock and ETF screener
Trial7-day free trial7-day free trial on every paid plan
MarketsUSUKEURest of worldBlue = covered, grey = not covered

Our verdict

Ziggma combines a portfolio tracker with its own Ziggma Stock Score, a 0 to 100 quality rating built from fundamentals and compared with industry peers. A Portfolio Checkup points out concentration, weak holdings and risks.

The free plan includes the tracker, 3 virtual portfolios, a dividend tracker and a stock and ETF screener. Paid plans run from USD 6.99 to USD 13.99 a month billed yearly, and every paid plan has a 7-day free trial.

Scores and data cover US-listed securities only. You can track non-US holdings, but they get no scores or data.

Ziggma's homepage, with its portfolio checkup on a laptop and a phone. Screenshot of the official page on ziggma.com, 22 Oct 2026.

Who it is for, and who it is not for

Good fit if you are

  • Long-term US investors who want a portfolio checkup
  • Dividend investors who want projected income
  • People who like a simple quality score per stock

Look elsewhere if you are

  • Investors whose holdings are mainly outside the US
  • People who want written analysis
  • Active traders

Key features

Ziggma Stock Score

A 0 to 100 quality rating built on fundamental data across growth, valuation, profitability and financial strength, ranked against industry peers.

Source: ziggma.com

Portfolio Checkup

Shows overconcentration, underperformers, hidden risks and strengths, each tied to a metric.

Source: ziggma.com

Dividend tracker

Projects upcoming payments, payout dates and amounts, and dividend growth.

Source: ziggma.com

Screener

Filter stocks and ETFs with sliding scales for metrics such as P/E, dividend yield and the Stock Score.

Source: ziggma.com

Account linking

Links brokerage and retirement accounts read-only through Plaid or SnapTrade.

Source: ziggma.com

Ziggma prices

Show prices in
Official prices where the provider publishes them. Other amounts are converted at the ECB euro reference rates of 21 Oct 2026 and marked "about".
PlanBilled monthlyBilled yearlyNotes
Free Free Free
Starter $9.99 $83.88$6.99 a month 99 a month billed yearly
Investor $14.99 $125.88$10.49 a month 49 a month billed yearly
Expert $19.99 $167.88$13.99 a month 99 a month billed yearly

Seen from a US (Virginia) connection in USD on 22 Oct 2026. Prices can differ by region and may exclude sales tax or VAT. Price history and every source: Ziggma plans and prices.

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Free plan with a portfolio tracker, dividend tracker and screener
  • 7-day free trial on every paid plan
  • Own quality score per stock

Cons

  • Scores and data cover US-listed stocks only
  • No partial refunds for unused time
  • Some pages pack in many numbers

How Ziggma 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.

Ziggma alternatives

Frequently asked questions

Is Ziggma free?

Yes. The free plan has a portfolio tracker, 3 virtual portfolios, a dividend tracker and a stock and ETF screener.

Does Ziggma have a free trial?

Yes, every paid plan has a 7-day free trial.

Does Ziggma work for non-US stocks?

You can track them, but scores and data cover US-listed securities only.

Is a high Ziggma Stock Score a buy signal?

No. It is a quality rating from data. It does not know your goals and is not personal advice.

Sources: ziggma.com/pricing/, ziggma.com/how-to-link-a-brokerage-account

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