Stock Rover vs Koyfin (2026): Research Depth, Portfolio Sync, and What Each Really Costs

Last verified: August 23, 2026 · Written by the Stock Rover team. Where Koyfin is the better tool, this page says so.

The short version: Koyfin is a polished market-data terminal with global macro coverage, elegant charts, and earnings transcripts. If you spend your day watching markets, it earns its keep.

Stock Rover is an investor’s research and portfolio platform: 800+ screening metrics, up to 20 years of fundamentals, 30 years of dividend history, research reports, and brokerage-synced portfolio analytics with a full performance report, at every tier, starting at $29/month billed annually.

The one-line difference: Koyfin analyzes markets. Stock Rover also analyzes your money.

At a glance

Capability Stock Rover Koyfin
Entry paid tier $29/mo (Premium, billed annually) $39/mo (Plus)
Free trial 14 days, no credit card Free tier (limited)
Brokerage sync (link your accounts) ✓ every tier Higher tiers ($79+)
Portfolio performance report (IRR & TWR, risk, income, fees)
Screener depth 800+ metrics, equations, percentiles Solid, but far fewer metrics
Fundamental history up to 20 years Varies; shallower on most metrics
Dividend history & forecasting 30 years + forward projections Limited
Mutual fund & ETF research reports 7,400 ETFs + 20,000 funds at $79/mo (Ultimate) Gated to $209+/mo Advisor tiers
Analyst ratings, insider trades, options data ✓ (V12) Partial
Research reports you can share ✓ instant, per ticker
Global / macro data (FX, rates, world indices) US-focused equities & funds Excellent
Earnings call transcripts
Charting polish Functional, research-first Beautiful

Koyfin pricing and gating per koyfin.com published plans, verified August 2026. If you spot something out of date, tell us and we’ll fix it.

Pricing, without the fine print surprises

Both tools look similarly priced until you ask two questions: what do funds cost, and what does portfolio tracking cost?

What you want Cheapest way in Stock Rover Cheapest way in Koyfin
Serious screening + fundamentals Premium: $29/mo billed annually ($348/yr) Plus: $39/mo
Brokerage-linked portfolio analytics Included at every tier Premium: $79/mo
Mutual fund & ETF research (7,400 ETFs + 20,000 funds) Ultimate: $79/mo Advisor tiers from $209/mo
Full performance report (IRR, risk, income, fees) Included with trial & paid plans Not offered

That fund-research row is the one that surprises people: Koyfin’s mutual fund coverage lives in its financial-advisor product. If you hold funds in a 401(k), as most investors do, the comparable Koyfin price isn’t $39 or $79, it’s $209+.

Where Stock Rover wins

1. Your portfolio is a first-class citizen

Link your brokerages (or import CSV history) and Stock Rover maintains a daily, dividend-adjusted record of what you own across every account. The Portfolio Performance Report turns that into an eight-page, plain-English answer: real money-weighted return vs time-weighted return, what changed your balance, risk vs the S&P 500, projected dividend income, and what your funds’ fees compound to over a decade. Koyfin has watchlist-style portfolios and (at higher tiers) account linking, but nothing that reports on your money like this.

Stock Rover Portfolio Performance Report: four portfolios combined, $1,074,669, IRR, trailing returns, per-portfolio table

The Portfolio Performance Report on a four-portfolio, $1.07M demo account; every number generated in seconds.

2. Screening you can’t outgrow

800+ metrics, freeform equation screening, percentile ranks against sector or index, and historical screening (what matched five years ago). Koyfin’s screener is competent for a terminal product, but it is not the centerpiece; Stock Rover’s is.

3. Dividends, thirty years deep

Dividend safety, growth streaks, payout trends and a 30-year history per ticker, plus forward income projection for your actual holdings, and the reason dividend investors keep showing up in our reviews. Koyfin’s dividend data is serviceable but shallow by comparison.

4. Funds get real research, at a retail price

7,400 ETFs and 20,000 mutual funds with ratings, fee analytics, tax-efficiency data and printable reports at Ultimate ($79/mo). That is the coverage Koyfin reserves for advisors at $209+.

Where Koyfin wins

Global macro coverage. FX, rates, economics, world indices: Koyfin’s breadth here is excellent and Stock Rover doesn’t try to match it. Earnings call transcripts live in Koyfin; Stock Rover doesn’t have them. And Koyfin’s charting is more polished; if you live in charts all day, you’ll feel the difference. Stock Rover’s own dashboard has closed most of the day-to-day gap (market pulse, portfolio movers by dollar impact, signals on your holdings), but we’d still call Koyfin’s visual design the prettier of the two.

Stock Rover dashboard: market pulse, four portfolios worth $1,074,669, holdings movers by dollar impact, signals, earnings and income calendar

Stock Rover’s dashboard: your market context and your money on one screen.

Who should choose Koyfin

Choose Koyfin if your day is markets-first: you track global indices, rates and FX, you read transcripts the morning after earnings, and you want the most elegant charts in the category. Its free tier is also a useful way to follow markets casually.

Who should choose Stock Rover

Choose Stock Rover if your day is portfolio-first: you screen for ideas, research them deeply, buy them across several accounts, and want to know exactly how it’s all going.

Frequently asked questions

Is Stock Rover better than Koyfin?

For portfolio management, screening depth, dividend research and fund coverage at retail prices: yes, measurably. For global macro data, transcripts and charting polish, Koyfin is better. The answer depends on whether you need a markets terminal or an investing research platform.

Is there a cheaper Koyfin alternative?

Stock Rover Premium is $29/month billed annually against Koyfin Plus at $39/month, and it includes brokerage-synced portfolio tools that Koyfin reserves for its $79 tier. Two-year billing drops it to $24/month.

Does Koyfin have a portfolio performance report?

No. Koyfin offers portfolio watchlists and, at higher tiers, account linking with basic analytics. It does not produce a trade-history-based performance report with IRR vs time-weighted return, risk metrics, income projection and fee analysis. Stock Rover’s Portfolio Performance Report does all of that in one page.

Does Stock Rover cover mutual funds like Koyfin does?

Stock Rover covers 7,400 ETFs and 20,000 mutual funds with research reports at its $79/month Ultimate plan. Koyfin’s mutual fund coverage is part of its Advisor product, which starts at $209/month.

Can I try Stock Rover without a credit card?

Yes. The 14-day trial includes the full feature set and never asks for a card. Koyfin’s free tier is ongoing but limited in data depth and features.

Can I use both?

Plenty of investors do: Koyfin’s free tier for market watching, Stock Rover for screening, research and everything involving their actual portfolios.

Run your own comparison

Every feature on this page is in the 14-day trial: screening, fund reports, brokerage sync, the full Portfolio Performance Report.

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This page is maintained by Stock Rover; facts were last verified August 23, 2026. Koyfin feature and pricing facts come from koyfin.com’s published plans; if you spot something out of date, tell us and we’ll fix it. See also: all comparisons · Why Stock Rover · plans & pricing.