Research and screening workspace
StockPlus vs Stock Rover
A long-established web research platform for individual investors — deep screening, 20-year fundamentals, research reports, and portfolio analysis with brokerage integration.
Choose StockPlus if
Getting to a phone, and getting started free. Stock Rover has no first-party mobile app as of August 2026 — its "mobile access" is the web app in a browser — and its alerting is email and text rather than push. There is also no free tier, only a 14-day trial, after which the cheapest plan is $29/mo against $2.99 for StockPlus Pro.
Choose Stock Rover if
Research depth for the money. Coverage of 8,500+ stocks with up to 800 metrics and 20 years of fundamentals, equation-based and historical screening, ranked screening, research reports on 7,000+ stocks, and portfolio analytics with brokerage integration. For an individual investor who wants to do serious screening work, it is one of the strongest desks available and StockPlus does not compete.
Feature by feature
| Feature | StockPlus | Stock Rover |
|---|---|---|
| Daily AI market briefing | Yes — one two-minute AI briefing every morning | No |
| Real-time watchlist | Yes | Portfolios and screeners in a web workspace — 15 portfolios on Premium, up to 300 on Ultimate Pro |
| Price alerts | Yes — price and percent-change alerts | Yes — real-time email alerting, and text alerting on the monthly plan |
| Congressional trade feed | Yes | No |
| Insider trade feed | Yes | Insider metrics on Ultimate and above |
| Earnings calendar | Yes — with reminders | Not named on their plans page |
| Single score per stock | Pulse Score, 0–100 per ticker | Yes — Stock Scores, 20 a month on Premium and unlimited from Premium Plus |
| Mobile app | Yes — iOS and Android | No first-party app as of August 2026 — "mobile access" is the web app in a browser |
| Free tier | Yes | No — a 14-day trial, then a paid plan |
| Paid price | Pro, $2.99/mo | Premium $29/mo, Premium Plus $49/mo, Ultimate $79/mo, Ultimate Pro $149/mo billed annually; Premium is $34/mo billed monthly, as of August 2026 |
The verdict
Stock Rover is a research platform and StockPlus is a monitoring app, so the honest answer is that most serious investors would get value from both. The reason to think twice about Stock Rover specifically is delivery: there is no free tier to try beyond 14 days, no first-party app, and the alerts it does send arrive by email. If what you want is to be told something on your phone, you would be paying $29 a month for the wrong end of the product.
Stock Rover details last verified August 14, 2026 from their own site. Pricing and features change — check with them before deciding.
Questions people ask
Does Stock Rover have a mobile app?
Not a first-party one as of August 2026. Its plans list "mobile access", which is the web app working in a phone browser, and an App Store search returns no app published by Stock Rover. That also means no push notifications — its alerting is email, with text on the monthly plan.
Is there a free version of Stock Rover?
No. There is a 14-day free trial on any plan, after which Premium is $29/mo billed annually as of August 2026. StockPlus has a free tier that includes the congressional and insider feeds.
How much does Stock Rover cost?
As of 14 August 2026 its plans page lists Premium at $29/mo, Premium Plus at $49/mo, Ultimate at $79/mo and Ultimate Pro at $149/mo, all billed annually, with savings of up to 30% on annual and 40% on two-year billing. Premium billed monthly is $34/mo.
Does Stock Rover have a stock score like the Pulse Score?
Yes — Stock Scores, capped at 20 a month on Premium and unlimited from Premium Plus. They are built for screening and ranking within a research workflow; the Pulse Score is a single 0–100 read on a ticker you already follow. Different jobs, and we would rather say so than pretend they do not have one.
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