Charting tools show how a price moved over time, with indicators, drawings and alerts. This list only includes tools with price or fundamental charts confirmed on their official pages.
Each tool gets an overall score out of 5 from 3 sub-scores: features and data (50%), value for money (25%) and ease of use (25%). Facts come from official pages. We only use facts we could confirm there. The order updates when prices or features change.
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Ease of use (Our rating): Stock pages we opened are clean and plain: one company per page, simple tables, little clutter. Fewer visual guides than the top-rated tools.
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Stock Analysis plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): Free Basic chart is quick to open and the main actions are labelled, but the default screen has many toolbars and panels, which takes beginners time to learn.
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All TradingView plans and facts · Read the review
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Yahoo Finance plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): Public screenshots show spreadsheet-style tables with many columns and tabs. Powerful, but dense and dated for a new investor.
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Stock Rover plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): Built for active traders. Demo videos show many automated chart tools and settings at once; there is a learning curve.
The overall score combines these criteria with our own testing of each tool. How we score
Checked 8 Nov 2026. All TrendSpider plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): Messy layout.
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Finviz plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): 4.8 overall, 4.7 for ProPicks.
Checked 4 Nov 2026. All InvestingPro plans and facts · Read the review
Ease of use (Our rating): Overwhelming and not very visual.
Checked 22 Oct 2026. All Koyfin plans and facts · Read the review
TradingView's Basic plan is free, so many people start there. If you want more company data, automatic chart analysis or a simpler screener, our guide to the best TradingView alternatives compares Koyfin, TrendSpider, Finviz, Stock Rover and more, with what each costs and who it suits.
Deciding between the two most popular picks? Our TrendSpider vs TradingView guide compares the free plan, trial, prices, automated chart tools and markets covered.
Used Yahoo Finance for charts? Our guide to Yahoo Finance alternatives covers TradingView, Koyfin and other options by job.
How we score
3 sub-scores with published weights. 2 use a fixed rule on facts from official pages; ease of use is our rating, updated when we test the tool. Full methodology.
The capabilities this job needs, as confirmed on official pages.
Rule: Counts charts, alerts, screener, ratings or fair value, data export: score = 1 + 4 x (confirmed / 5).
What the cheapest paid plan costs, and whether you can try it free or get a refund.
Rule: 60% price (Cheapest paid plan at its lowest regular price per month (yearly billing if offered, first-year offers ignored): USD 10 or less = 5, up to 20 = 4, up to 35 = 3, up to 60 = 2, over 60 = 1) and 40% free plan, trial or refund (Free plan plus free trial of a paid plan = 5, free plan only = 4, no free plan but a free trial or money-back guarantee = 2, neither = 1).
Clear layout, plain explanations and how quickly a new investor finds their way.
Rule: Our rating for how clear the layout is and how quickly a new investor finds their way. We update it when we test the tool.
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