Portfolio risk monitoring

The best Guardfolio alternatives

Guardfolio alternatives get searched for two very different reasons. Some people want the risk analysis somewhere cheaper, and find that most portfolio trackers stop at performance and dividends rather than concentration and ETF overlap. Others realise they came for the word "alerts" and got portfolio-structure alerts, which fire when your allocation drifts, not when a stock moves. If it was the second, you are looking for a different category of product entirely.

7 options below, including ours: the ones closest to what Guardfolio is actually for, ordered by how close — not ranked best to worst. The right pick depends on whether your problem is choosing stocks, following them, or tracking a portfolio. We compare 37 tools in all.

7 alternatives to Guardfolio

• AI stock tracker

  Our app

  StockPlus

  A daily AI market briefing, a real-time watchlist with a 0–100 Pulse Score, price alerts, and congressional and insider trade feeds.

  Best for

  Keeping up in two minutes a day

  Free tier

  Yes

  Paid from

  $2.99/mo Pro

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• Net worth and wealth tracker

  Kubera

  A net-worth tracker for people with complicated balance sheets — brokerages, banks, property, crypto and private assets aggregated into one statement.

  Best for

  Aggregating things nobody else will. Kubera tracks property, private holdings, crypto wallets and traditional accounts side by side, and positions itself squarely at large and complex balance sheets — its own homepage frames the price as "$250 a year, not 1% of your wealth". If your assets are spread across categories, that problem is real and we do not touch it.

  Free tier

  No — a 14-day trial, then paid

  Paid from

  $250/yr, as of August 2026

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• Portfolio performance and tax reporting

  Sharesight

  A portfolio tracker built for reporting — automatic dividend and corporate-action handling, benchmarking, and capital-gains and tax reports across multiple markets.

  Best for

  Knowing what your portfolio actually did. Sharesight handles dividends, share splits and corporate actions automatically, imports trade confirmations from broker emails, benchmarks against an index, and produces the tax and capital-gains reports people genuinely file with. StockPlus does none of this and has no plans to.

  Free tier

  Yes — 1 portfolio and 10 holdings

  Paid from

  Starter $7/mo, Standard $18/mo, Premium $23.25/mo billed annually — $9.33, $24 and $31 billed monthly, in USD — as of August 2026

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• Portfolio tracker with a social feed

  getquin

  A European portfolio tracker that pulls brokers, bank accounts, assets, liabilities and insurance into one net-worth view, with a community feed alongside.

  Best for

  Seeing everything you own in one place. getquin imports brokers and bank accounts and covers assets, liabilities and insurance rather than just equities, then adds analytics and a social feed on top. As a complete personal-finance picture it goes well past what StockPlus attempts.

  Free tier

  Yes — free to use, with in-app purchases

  Paid from

  Premium around $9.99/mo or $89.99/yr, as of August 2026 — Apple lists several SKUs at differing prices

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• Copy-trading app

  Autopilot

  An app that links to your brokerage and automatically mirrors a chosen portfolio — including politician trackers such as its Pelosi Tracker — with your own money.

  Best for

  Actually doing it. Autopilot is the only product in this comparison set that executes: you pick a Pilot, allocate an amount, and it places the trades in your own brokerage account without you doing anything. If your problem is that you read about a trade and then never act on it, that is a real problem and Autopilot genuinely solves it. StockPlus will only ever tell you.

  Free tier

  A Basic membership exists; their FAQ states additional subscription fees may apply

  Paid from

  Not publicly disclosed as of August 2026

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• Free stock research website

  Stock Analysis

  A fast, ad-supported research site covering financials, screeners and forecasts for global stocks and funds, with a cheap Pro tier that removes the ads and the limits.

  Best for

  Data depth, and price. Coverage of 130,000+ global stocks and funds, financial history going back 10 to 40 years, 300+ indicators, ETF holdings and full corporate actions — and a free tier that, by their own account, over five million investors use each month without paying. On raw financial data StockPlus is not in the same category.

  Free tier

  Yes — free forever, with no payment details required

  Paid from

  Pro $6.58/mo billed annually ($79/yr) or $9.99/mo; Unlimited $16.58/mo billed annually, as of August 2026

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• US and Canadian insider filing service

  Insider Tracking

  An INK Research service covering insider filings on both the Canadian and US markets, delivered as intraday email alerts and weekly market reports.

  Best for

  Canada. Canadian insider filings go to SEDI, not to SEC EDGAR, and almost nothing in this comparison set covers them. Insider Tracking does, alongside US filings, and pairs them with INK Research's weekly Canadian and US market reports. If you hold TSX names, StockPlus has nothing to show you and this is the tool.

  Free tier

  Not verified. The site returned HTTP 403 to an automated fetch on 27 August 2026, so the free-versus-membership boundary was not read first-hand

  Paid from

  Advantage Ultra membership reported at US$17.79/month plus tax, effective 1 June 2025. Taken from its own subscription page as indexed by search, not from a page we were able to open on 27 August 2026

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Competitor pricing and features were last verified in August 2026 from each vendor’s own site and are quoted “as of” that date. Check with them before deciding.

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