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VOL. XCIV, NO. 247
The Motley Fool Review, Pricing, and Features
The Motley Fool is a long-running investing publisher and stock-picking membership business for retail investors who want plain-English market commentary, education, watchlists, portfolios, and curated stock recommendations. It is strongest for users who prefer monthly recommendation services and model-portfolio style guidance over raw data, APIs, or custom valuation tooling. Free articles, podcasts, and market pages sit alongside paid tiers such as Stock Advisor, Epic, Epic Plus, Fool Portfolios, and Fool One. It is not a broker, institutional research terminal, tax tool, or personalized portfolio manager.
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Pricing
Free • From $16.58/mo · 6 plans
Free
Stock Advisor (Annual)
Epic (Annual)
Epic Plus (Annual)
Fool Portfolios (Annual)
Fool One
Key features
- Reading access to free investing articles, market news, educational content, podcasts, and market snapshots on Fool.com.
- Stock Advisor for two new stock recommendations per month at $199/year for the annual plan.
- Upgrade to Epic for broader access including Rule Breakers, Dividend Investor, Hidden Gems, FoolIQ/GamePlan, AI-powered tools, and five monthly recommendations.
- Epic Plus for more recommendation volume, including 8+ monthly stock recommendations and daily Moneyball recommendations.
- Evaluation tools for Fool Portfolios and Fool One for higher-priced portfolio access, real-money portfolio context, specialized research, events, and broader membership coverage.
- Tracking tickers through My Portfolios and watchlist tools inside the platform.
- IOS and Android apps for recommendation notifications, service updates, portfolio tracking, and watchlist access.
- Monitoring for Fool24 weekday live streams for real-time commentary and market discussion.
- Tier economics: pricing rises sharply from Stock Advisor to Epic, Epic Plus, Fool Portfolios, and Fool One.
- The Motley Fool is investing commentary and recommendation publishing, not trade execution, individualized advice, custom modeling software, a public API, or a full research terminal.
FAQ
Is The Motley Fool free?
Not entirely. The Motley Fool includes a free tier, but its paid subscription options unlock more capacity. Visit the vendor site for current limits and pricing.
Who is The Motley Fool best for?
It suits beginner, intermediate, and advanced users.
What platforms and connections does The Motley Fool support?
You can use The Motley Fool on Web and Mobile.
Which markets does The Motley Fool cover?
It tracks Stocks and ETFs. Identifiers include Ticker.
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