StockEdge

Stock Screener — Freemium

Indian market app with 500+ ready scans, momentum scores and sector rotation views

Combination scans that stack multiple technical and fundamental conditions

Overview

StockEdge is a stock screener built for Indian equity investors, covering NSE and BSE stocks plus mutual funds, from a SEBI-registered research analyst. This StockEdge review breaks down an app aimed at beginners who want ready-made scans instead of building screens from scratch, with more than 500 pre-built options covering breakouts, moving averages, momentum, and combination filters stacked together.

StockEdge's biggest strength is sheer scan volume. More than 500 ready-made scans, including breakout scans measured against resistance and moving averages, save you from designing filters from zero. Momentum Scores plus sector and industry rotation views add relative-strength context on top of the raw scans, and combination scans let you stack several technical and fundamental conditions into a single screen. Even the free registration tier isn't bare-bones: it includes news, FII data, and watchlists at no cost, a real entry point for beginners before they pay anything.

The clearest limitation is timing. Scan data updates end of day, around 7:30 pm, rather than intraday, so anyone screening for same-day setups is working off stale numbers by the time they act on them, a complaint reviewers raise directly and often. The other limitation is geography: StockEdge covers Indian markets only, so there's nothing here for US or other global tickers no matter which paid tier gets chosen.

Coverage is India-only, and the platform fits swing trading and long-term investing more than fast intraday decisions, matching its end-of-day data refresh cycle. Paid plans start at Rs 399/mo for Premium, or Rs 1,749 a year, with Pro at Rs 1,499 a month adding 50 custom scans and AI chart pattern recognition, and Club at Rs 2,499 a month layering in analyst ideas on top of that. Everything runs manually rather than automated, and a mobile app lets you check scans away from a desktop, though there's no API access for anyone who wants to build on top of the data. Traders who need intraday scan data, or anyone trading US or other non-Indian markets, should skip StockEdge and find a screener built for their own market instead.

Pros

Cons