Alternatives to FullRatio

Stock Analysis

Closest replacement

Best for: Regular investors looking for fast stock and fund research pages, screeners, comparisons, watchlists, and market calendars.

• Stock Analysis best matches the base workflow on stock screening, fundamental research, and dividend analysis.
• Stock Analysis also has a free plan, so you can try it without paying. Free-plan limits: Free access is ad-supported.

Watch for: No public API: Stock Analysis does not offer API access; its third-party data licenses generally do not permit redistribution.

The Ledger Terminal

Best workflow fit

Best for: Long-term stock pickers who want a low-cost, source-linked tearsheet instead of a broad multi-asset terminal.

• The Ledger Terminal best matches the base workflow on stock screening, fundamental research, and valuation modeling.
• The Ledger Terminal also has a free plan, so you can try it without paying. Free-plan limits: Free accounts get six stock views per day, three alerts, and up to three stocks per watchlist. Anonymous visitors get one stock view per day.

Watch for: US-led coverage: Most coverage is US-listed stocks. UK companies have about five years of annual history and no quarterly data, while US stocks can have 15 years and quarterly detail.

Stock Unlock

Strong runner-up

Best for: Retail investors who want stock scores, DCF models, screeners, watchlists, broker-linked portfolios, and global stock coverage in one account.

• Stock Unlock best matches the base workflow on stock screening, fundamental research, and valuation modeling.
• Stock Unlock also has a free plan, so you can try it without paying. Free-plan limits: Basic research works without signup; a free account unlocks watchlists and portfolios. Free includes limited data, two manual portfolios, three screener searches weekly, and two years of analyst data.

Watch for: Free tier is deliberately capped: Free users get limited data depth, limited DCF/charting, three screener searches per week, two manual portfolios, and only a temporary free broker-link trial.

Stockoscope

Strong runner-up

Best for: Retail investors who want a guided workflow for business quality, peers, valuation, analyst sentiment, and ownership activity.

• Stockoscope best matches the base workflow on stock screening, fundamental research, and valuation modeling.
• Stockoscope also has a free plan, so you can try it without paying. Free-plan limits: Signup required. Every new account starts with a 14-day Pro trial without a credit card, then falls back to the permanent Free plan unless upgraded.

Watch for: U.S.-listed stock coverage: Coverage is limited to more than 3,000 U.S.-listed companies, including the S&P 1500 and the broader Russell 3000, rather than global equities or other asset classes.