VOL. XCIV, NO. 247
A CURATED DIRECTORY OF FINANCIAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES
WallStreetZen Review, Pricing, and Features
WallStreetZen
WallStreetZen combines stock screens, analyst forecasts, fair-value estimates, financials, ratings, insider and institutional activity, and portfolio tools. It is aimed at retail fundamental research, not brokerage execution or professional data delivery.
Best for
- Part-time investors who want stock research in plain English, Zen Ratings, due diligence checks, screeners, and analyst tracking.
- Investors comparing low-cost stock screeners and quant-rating services with a permanent free plan.
- Investors who want factor grades, analyst forecasts, price-move explanations, and watchlist email updates in one service.
Watch out
- WallStreetZen focuses on US stocks. Its plan page does not promise coverage outside that market.
- Zen Ratings, analyst rankings, and model performance should be treated as research inputs, not recommendations or guarantees.
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Pricing
Free • From $234/yr · 2 plans
Basic
Casual part-time investor plan with limited free tools.
Premium
Serious part-time investor plan billed yearly.
Key features
- Zen Ratings to grade stocks from A to F based on 115 factors.
- Premium component grades for value, growth, financials, momentum, sentiment, safety, and AI.
- Lists of A-rated stocks, upgrades, downgrades, and other stock ideas.
- Analyst forecasts with filters based on the analysts' recorded performance.
- A basic screener on the free plan, plus an advanced screener and CSV exports on Premium.
- Due diligence checks and one-sentence explanations of price moves.
- Premium email updates for stocks on a watchlist.
- Zen Ratings and analyst data are research inputs, not personalized advice or trade execution.
FAQ
Is WallStreetZen free?
Not entirely. WallStreetZen includes a free tier, but its paid subscription options unlock more capacity. Visit the vendor site for current limits and pricing.
Who is WallStreetZen best for?
WallStreetZen is built for Retail Traders, Pro Retail, Long-term Investors, Value Investors, and Growth Investors. It suits beginner and intermediate users.
What platforms and connections does WallStreetZen support?
You can use WallStreetZen on Web.
Which markets does WallStreetZen cover?
WallStreetZen covers North America. Examples include US. It tracks Stocks. Identifiers include Ticker.
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