Visual fundamental analysis
StockPlus vs Simply Wall St
Fundamental analysis turned into pictures. The Snowflake visual summarises value, future, past, health, and dividend for a company at a glance.
Choose StockPlus if
Keeping up rather than sizing up. Simply Wall St helps you judge a company; StockPlus helps you follow one day to day, with alerts, an earnings calendar, and congressional and insider filings.
Choose Simply Wall St if
Making fundamentals legible. The Snowflake and the DCF-driven fair value estimates are the clearest way most people will ever see a balance sheet, and the free tier is unusually generous for what it teaches.
Feature by feature
| Feature | StockPlus | Simply Wall St |
|---|---|---|
| Daily AI market briefing | Headline push free; the full AI briefing on Pro | Company narratives and updates, not a market-wide daily brief |
| Real-time watchlist | Yes | Portfolio tracking, limited holdings on free |
| Price alerts | Yes, price and percent-change alerts | Notifications on portfolio companies |
| Congressional trade feed | Yes | No |
| Insider trade feed | Yes | Yes, insider transactions in the company view |
| Earnings calendar | Yes, with reminders | Upcoming earnings shown per company |
| Single score per stock | PulseScore, 0–100 per ticker (Pro) | Snowflake, a five-axis visual score |
| Mobile app | Yes, iOS and Android | Yes |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes, limited stock views per month |
| Paid price | Pro, $3.99/mo | About $10/mo Premium and $20/mo Unlimited billed yearly, as of August 2026 |
The verdict
Simply Wall St is the better tool for deciding whether a company is any good. StockPlus is the better tool for the two years after you decide. The overlap is small enough that using both is reasonable, and if you only want one, pick by whether your problem is choosing or following.
Simply Wall St details last verified August 4, 2026 from their own site. Pricing and features change, so check with them before deciding.
Questions people ask
Is the Pulse Score the same as the Snowflake?
No. The Snowflake is five separate fundamental axes drawn as a shape. The Pulse Score is a single 0–100 number blending analyst consensus and recent price moves, built for a glance in a watchlist row rather than for study.
Does Simply Wall St send price alerts?
It notifies you about companies in your portfolio, but it is built around periodic analysis rather than live price triggers. StockPlus is built the other way round: set a price or percent move and it pings you.
Which has the better free tier?
They are generous in different directions. Simply Wall St gives away a lot of analysis but caps how many stocks you can view. StockPlus keeps the watchlist, alerts, and congressional trade feed usable for free, with Pro at $3.99/mo.
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Free to start, no card required. One AI briefing each morning, a live watchlist, and alerts that actually matter.