Stock screener and market visualisation
StockPlus vs Finviz
A long-running web stock screener, best known for its market heat map, with charts, an insider-trading screen and an earnings calendar alongside.
Choose StockPlus if
Being on your phone. Finviz has no first-party mobile app as of August 2026 — an App Store search returns only third-party apps from unrelated developers. Elite sells real-time data and alerts on a platform that cannot push a notification to a phone, which is the whole of what StockPlus is built to do.
Choose Finviz if
Screening, and the heat map. Finviz is the screener most people in this market picture when they hear the word, it is fast, and a great deal of it is usable free in a browser without an account. StockPlus has no screener that competes.
Feature by feature
| Feature | StockPlus | Finviz |
|---|---|---|
| Daily AI market briefing | Yes — one two-minute AI briefing every morning | No |
| Real-time watchlist | Yes | Portfolios and saved screens on the web; real-time data requires Elite |
| Price alerts | Yes — price and percent-change alerts | Yes — alerts on Elite, but there is no first-party mobile app to receive them as push |
| Congressional trade feed | Yes | No |
| Insider trade feed | Yes | Yes — an insider-trading screen on the website |
| Earnings calendar | Yes — with reminders | Yes — on the website |
| Single score per stock | Pulse Score, 0–100 per ticker | No |
| Mobile app | Yes — iOS and Android | No first-party app as of August 2026 — Finviz is a website |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes — much of the site, with delayed data |
| Paid price | Pro, $2.99/mo | Elite $39.50/mo, or $299.50/yr — $24.96/mo — as of August 2026 |
The verdict
These are not substitutes, and anyone telling you to pick one is selling something. Finviz is where you go to find a stock; StockPlus is where you go to be told what happened to the ones you already care about. The real question is whether you want to pay $299.50 a year for real-time alerts you can only receive at a desk.
Finviz details last verified August 14, 2026 from their own site. Pricing and features change — check with them before deciding.
Questions people ask
Does Finviz have a mobile app?
Not a first-party one as of August 2026. Searching the App Store for Finviz returns apps from unrelated developers rather than anything published by Finviz itself. The site is mobile-responsive, but there is no official app and therefore no push notifications.
How much does Finviz Elite cost?
As of 14 August 2026 its Elite page lists $39.50 a month, or $299.50 a year, which it states as $24.96 a month. StockPlus Pro is $2.99 a month. They buy very different things — Elite buys real-time data and screening, StockPlus buys monitoring and alerts.
Does StockPlus have a stock screener?
Not one comparable to Finviz. StockPlus is built around a watchlist you curate, a daily briefing, alerts, and congressional and insider filings. If systematic screening across the whole market is your workflow, keep Finviz.
Can I get Finviz alerts on my phone?
Only indirectly — there is no official Finviz app, so alerts do not arrive as push notifications from Finviz itself. This is the single clearest split between the two products: StockPlus exists to put a notification on your phone, on iOS and Android.
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Try it before you decide.
Free to start, no card required. One AI briefing each morning, a live watchlist, and alerts that actually matter.