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Multpl Review, Pricing, and Features
Multpl
Multpl charts long-run S&P 500 valuation, earnings, dividends, Treasury rates, real yields, CPI, inflation, GDP, population, and income. It is quick macro and index context, not a screener, portfolio tracker, real-time feed, or first-party API.
Best for
- Investors needing quick, free reference charts for S&P 500 valuation, earnings, dividends, Treasury rates, inflation, GDP, and long-run market context.
- Users researching current Shiller CAPE, S&P 500 P/E, dividend yield, or Treasury-rate history.
- Lightweight research workflows where a chart/table is enough before moving into a deeper terminal, valuation model, or paid data API.
Watch out
- Multpl is not a company screener, portfolio tracker, or security-level fundamentals terminal.
- Programmatic access is through Nasdaq Data Link's MULTPL database, not a documented Multpl-owned API.
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Pricing
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Key features
- Simple charts and tables for S&P 500 P/E, Shiller CAPE, price-to-sales, price-to-book, earnings yield, dividends, earnings, and sales series.
- Review macro and rates series such as CPI, inflation, GDP, Treasury yields, real yields, population, and income statistics.
- Switch between monthly and yearly table views where supported to move from chart context into spreadsheet-style review.
- On-page source and methodology notes that cite providers such as S&P Global, U.S. Treasury, BLS, BEA, and Robert Shiller.
- Current end-of-day timestamps on popular series for lightweight market-context checks.
- Reference long historical series when writing about valuation cycles, inflation regimes, rate environments, or market history.
- Multpl covers index and macro series, not individual company fundamentals, security screening, or portfolio analytics.
- No trading-grade freshness guarantee; pages state that information may be delayed and is provided as-is for informational purposes.
- Multpl is a quick chart and source reference, not investment advice, trade execution, paid terminal replacement, or a Multpl-owned public API.
FAQ
Is Multpl free?
Multpl is free to use. Visit the vendor site for the latest limits and onboarding details.
Who is Multpl best for?
It suits beginner, intermediate, and advanced users.
What platforms and connections does Multpl support?
You can use Multpl on Web.
Which markets does Multpl cover?
Multpl covers North America. Examples include US. It tracks Stocks, Bonds, and Other.
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