Finviz is brilliant at what it does: instant heat maps, a free screener everyone knows. People go looking for alternatives when they hit its walls: 8 years of history, ~70 fixed filters, watchlist-only portfolios, EPS/sales-only fundamental charts, and an Elite trial that wants a credit card. Five alternatives, matched to the wall you hit:
$29–$79/mo billed annually · 14-day trial, no credit card. 800+ metrics vs ~70 filters, freeform equation screening, percentile ranks, historical screening, up to 20 years of fundamentals, full fundamental charting, plus what Finviz doesn’t attempt: brokerage sync and a complete portfolio performance report. Full vs Finviz breakdown here.
Free tier; ~$14.95–$59.95/mo. If you used Finviz for visuals and technicals, TradingView is the upgrade: world-class charting, superb alerts, massive community, global multi-asset coverage.
Free tier; $39–$79/mo. Finviz’s market-overview mission executed with terminal polish: global indices, rates, FX, elegant comparative charting.
Paid tiers, trial available. Automated trendlines, multi-timeframe pattern detection and backtesting: the power-user path if Finviz Elite’s backtests felt shallow.
$131.40–$258/yr. If Finviz’s appeal was visual-at-a-glance, Simply Wall St applies that to fundamentals: snowflake scoring, visual valuation, global coverage.
Outgrew the screener? Stock Rover. Wanted better charts? TradingView. Wanted macro context? Koyfin. Wanted deeper technicals? TrendSpider. Wanted friendlier fundamentals? Simply Wall St.
800+ metrics, equations, 20-year histories, free for 14 days, no credit card.
Disclosure: Stock Rover publishes this page. Pricing verified August 2026 from vendor sites; corrections welcome. See also: Stock Rover vs Finviz in depth · all comparisons.
