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Portfolio Visualizer Review, Pricing, and Features
Portfolio Visualizer is a web-based portfolio analysis suite for backtesting portfolios, testing asset allocations, running Monte Carlo simulations, optimizing allocations, analyzing factors, checking correlations, and researching funds. It is strongest for DIY investors, analysts, and advisors who want evidence for allocation, withdrawal, and risk decisions without building every model in spreadsheets. The free tier is useful but constrained, while Basic and Pro add larger portfolios, YTD results, saving, imports, exports, and commercial-use support on Pro. It is not a broker, live portfolio accounting system, or automatic rebalancing platform.
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Pricing
Free • From $360/yr · 14-day trial · 3 plans
Free
Free tier described for personal and educational use, with smaller portfolio limits.
Basic
$30/month billed annually (personal and educational use).
Pro
$55/month billed annually (personal and commercial use).
Key features
- Backtest portfolios built from mutual funds, ETFs, stocks, and asset-class allocations.
- Tools for running Monte Carlo simulations to test long-term portfolio growth, withdrawal sustainability, and portfolio survival scenarios.
- Testing tools for tactical asset-allocation models based on moving averages, momentum, market valuation, and target volatility.
- Optimization tools such as Efficient Frontier, Portfolio Optimization, Black-Litterman Model, and Rolling Optimization.
- Analysis of factor exposure with Factor Regression, Risk Factor Allocation, Fund and ETF Factor Regressions, and Factor Performance Attribution.
- Views for reviewing risk metrics such as VaR, CVaR, expected shortfall, correlations, drawdowns, and related portfolio analytics where supported by each tool.
- Fund and ETF analytics through Fund Screener, Fund Performance, and ranking-style workflows.
- Import support for portfolios and return series from manual, CSV, or Excel-style workflows, and export reports to Excel, CSV, or PDF on paid plans.
- Plan limits: Free portfolios are capped at 15 assets with limited history and no current-year/YTD results, while Basic and Pro support up to 150 assets and are billed annually.
- Portfolio Visualizer is portfolio analytics and reporting software, not trade execution, broker sync, tax-lot accounting, personalized advice, or guaranteed future-return forecasting.
FAQ
Is Portfolio Visualizer free?
Not entirely. Portfolio Visualizer includes a free tier, but its paid subscription options unlock more capacity. Visit the vendor site for current limits and pricing. A 14-day free trial is available on select plans.
Who is Portfolio Visualizer best for?
It suits beginner, intermediate, and advanced users.
What platforms and connections does Portfolio Visualizer support?
You can use Portfolio Visualizer on Web.
Which markets does Portfolio Visualizer cover?
It tracks Stocks, ETFs, Mutual Funds, and Funds. Identifiers include Ticker.
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