Finviz review
Stock screener, heat maps and charts for US-listed stocks and ETFs, free with delayed quotes or paid Elite for real-time data and alerts.
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Best for: Screening US stocks and ETFs by fundamental and technical filters and reading daily moves on heat maps
Pricing: Free with registration; Finviz Elite is $39.50/month or $299.50/year ($24.96/month), with a free trial that requires a card.
- Finviz Elite costs $39.50/month or $299.50/year, which works out to $24.96/month.
- Free Finviz quotes are delayed 1 minute for NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX; Elite shows real-time quotes.
- Finviz covers only US markets: NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX.
- Finviz Elite includes 8 years of financial statements, versus 3 years on the free plan.
- Finviz refunds Elite payments when requested within the initial 30-day period.
Limitations: Covers only US-listed stocks and ETFs.; Real-time data, alerts and exports require Elite.; No native mobile app.
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What is Finviz?
Finviz is a stock screening and market-visualization website for US equities: it filters stocks and ETFs listed on NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX by descriptive, fundamental and technical criteria and presents the matches as tables, chart grids, snapshots and color-coded maps. Its S&P 500 and sector heat maps show the day's moves at a glance, and dedicated pages cover insider trading, earnings and economic calendars, analyst ratings, news, futures, forex and crypto. The free version needs only registration and shows quotes delayed by 1 minute, basic filters, 50 saved screener presets and one portfolio of 20 holdings. Finviz Elite adds real-time quotes including the pre-market (4:00-9:30 AM) and after-hours (4:00-8:00 PM) sessions, advanced filters, interactive charts with automatic pattern recognition and layouts of up to 12 charts, 100 portfolios, unlimited alerts and push notifications, full ETF holdings data, and data export. Finviz has no native mobile app; phones use the website.
Finviz is a web-based stock research site known for its screener, S&P 500 heat map, insider-trading tables and news feed, covering stocks and ETFs listed on NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX. The free registered plan shows quotes delayed by 1 minute, 3 years of financial statements and basic screener filters, with ads. Finviz Elite costs $39.50/month or $299.50/year ($24.96/month) and adds real-time quotes with pre-market and after-hours data, advanced filters, 8 years of financials, interactive multi-layout charts, unlimited alerts, and Excel/CSV export and API access. Elite starts with a free trial that requires a credit card, and refunds are available within the first 30 days. Finviz has run since 2007 and covers US markets only.
Standout feature: A fast screener that combines descriptive, fundamental and technical filters on one page and shows results as tables, chart grids or snapshots, next to the S&P 500 heat map traders use to read the day at a glance.
Biggest weakness: Finviz covers only US-listed stocks and ETFs on NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX, with no plans to add other markets, and real-time quotes, alerts, exports and interactive charts are reserved for Elite at $39.50/month or $299.50/year.
Finviz: pros and cons
Pros
- The free tier needs only registration and includes the screener, heat maps, insider and news pages.
- Elite adds real-time quotes plus pre-market (4:00-9:30 AM) and after-hours (4:00-8:00 PM) data.
- Elite exports screener results, portfolios and price data to Excel or CSV, or through an API, for your own workflows.
- Elite sends unlimited email and push alerts for price moves, news, ratings, insider trades, SEC filings and new screener matches.
Cons
- US markets only: NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX, with no stated plans to expand.
- The free version shows ads, 1-minute delayed quotes and only 3 years of financial statements.
- No native mobile app; phones use the desktop-oriented website.
- The Elite free trial requires a credit card and converts to a paid plan automatically.
Finviz pricing
Free tier · paid from $24.96/mo · verified from the vendor's pricing page
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Registered account; quotes delayed 1 minute, basic screener filters, 50 saved presets, 3 years of financials, 1 portfolio of 20 holdings, ads. |
| Elite | $24.96/mo | Billed annually ($299.50/year) or $39.50 month to month; real-time quotes with pre-market and after-hours data, advanced filters, 8 years of financials, 12-chart layouts, 100 portfolios, unlimited alerts, export and API access, no ads. |
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