Tickertape

Stock Screener — Freemium

A clean, approachable screener with 200+ filters and prebuilt screens across stocks, ETFs, and funds.

Prebuilt screen library

Overview

Tickertape is a stock screener and research tool built for beginner, fundamentals-minded investors who want to build their own stock screens instead of reading someone else's picks. This Tickertape review looks at how its filter library holds up and where the platform still shows its roots. It's meant to make filtering approachable without stripping out the depth serious investors want.

The screener is the draw: more than 200 filters plus over a dozen prebuilt smart screens across stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds, so new users aren't stuck building a screen from a blank page. The interface stays clean and modern throughout, which matters for a tool whose entire job is helping you sort through data instead of getting lost in it. US coverage sits alongside Tickertape's core home market, giving investors a wider net to screen from one account. Pricing starts free, with a paid Pro tier above it and a free trial to test that tier first, so there's little reason not to try the filter library before paying.

The platform is strongest on its home market, and coverage outside that core region is comparatively thinner, worth knowing if your focus is purely US stocks. Some data also sits behind the paid Pro tier, so the free version is really a taste of the full filter library rather than the whole thing. Everything is manual, too; Tickertape helps you find and organize ideas, but it doesn't place a trade for you.

Coverage spans US stocks and ETFs, suited to long-term investing and swing trading rather than fast intraday moves, with a mobile app for checking screens on the go but no API access for connecting it to other systems. Beginner investors who want a guided, filter-based discovery process are the right fit. Day traders needing real-time execution tools or API connectivity should look elsewhere and choose a more active-trading-focused platform.

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