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WallStreetZen

Zen Ratings, due diligence checks and top analyst forecasts. Best for: beginners who want one simple rating per stock.

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14 days for $1
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Reviewed by Kai Schukowski, facts and prices checked 22 Oct 2026. Research, not advice.

Price from$19.50 a monthPremium, billed yearly ($234.00 a year)
Free planYesBasic plan with limits (for example due diligence on 10 stocks)
Trial90-day refund90-day money-back guarantee, plus a 14-day trial for USD 1
Last checked22 Oct 2026Seen from a US (Virginia) connection in USD on 22 Oct 2026. Prices can differ by region and may exclude sales tax or VAT.

Where it ranks

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Plans and prices

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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
Basic Free Free
Premium $59.00 $234.00$19.50 a month 50 a month when billed yearly

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Markets covered

  • USYes: US stocks (about 4,600 rated)
  • UKNo: London stock page (VOD) returns not found
  • EUNo: only US stocks are rated
  • Rest of worldNo: only US stocks are rated

Good to know

  • One Zen Rating per stock plus due diligence checks
  • Free Basic plan; Premium has a 90-day money-back guarantee
  • Monthly billing costs about three times the yearly rate.

Checked hands-on

What we saw on the public free version, without creating an account or starting a trial.

  • 22 Oct 2026com/stocks/gb/lse/vod) returned not found. The help centre describes Zen Ratings for about 4,600 US stocks.

Price change log

  • 22 Oct 2026Premium $59.00 monthly, $234.00 yearlyFirst official check

Want the full picture? Read our WallStreetZen review: verdict, who it is for, pros and cons, and how it ranks for each job.

Sources: wallstreetzen.com/plans, wallstreetzen.com, wallstreetzen.com/blog/best-investment-newsletters/, help.wallstreetzen.com/article/1tbl1btn2j-introducing-zen-ratings

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