TAI Investing & Stock Research toolsFull list
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Charting, screening and market data platform for traders and investors
Stock research, analyst articles, quant ratings and market news for investors
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AI market intelligence across filings, broker research and expert calls
KMarket research, portfolio analytics and client reports for investors and advisors

Market research, portfolio analytics and client reports for investors and advisors

Visual stock research, screeners and portfolio tracking for retail investors
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Real-time AI stock scanner with Holly AI trade signals for active traders
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AI analyst and document research grid for investors, bankers and lawyers
CNo-code platform to build, backtest and automate trading strategies with AI

No-code platform to build, backtest and automate trading strategies with AI
Charting, backtesting, scanners and trading bots for active traders
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AI agents and research platform for investment banks and investors
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AI stock and ETF pattern search, trend forecasts, signals and trading robots
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AI research agents and stock-picking tools for individual investors
AI stock and ETF scores that rate the odds of beating the market
AI stock research terminal and financial data API for investors
IAI stock picks, trading strategies and market analysis for retail investors

AI stock picks, trading strategies and market analysis for retail investors
How to choose ai investing & stock research tools
The tools in this category fall into a few groups, and four things separate them most.
Who it's for. Retail tools like Simply Wall St, Intellectia, Kavout and Danelfin focus on stock picks, scores and visual research. AlphaSense, Hebbia and Rogo are built for professional analysts and bankers who work with filings, broker research and documents.
Research or trading. Koyfin, Seeking Alpha and Fiscal.ai are mainly for research and portfolio analysis. Trade Ideas, TrendSpider and Tickeron are for active traders and offer scanners, signals or bots. Composer lets you build and automate trading strategies without code.
Pricing model. Most retail tools have a free tier, with paid plans starting at $10–$39/mo. Trade Ideas has no free tier and starts at $89/mo. Enterprise tools (AlphaSense, Hebbia, Rogo) require contacting sales for pricing.
Platform and API. TradingView runs on web, desktop and mobile. If you need data in your own code, Danelfin, Fiscal.ai, Kavout and Composer offer APIs.
Frequently asked questions
Are there free AI stock research tools?
Several tools here have free plans: Intellectia, Danelfin, Fiscal.ai, Kavout, Koyfin, Simply Wall St, Composer, TradingView and Seeking Alpha. TrendSpider offers a free trial instead of a free plan.
How much do AI investing tools cost?
Among tools that publish prices, paid plans start at $10/mo for Composer, about $12/mo for Intellectia, $16/mo for Kavout, $22/mo for Danelfin and $39/mo for Koyfin and Fiscal.ai. Trade Ideas starts at $89/mo. AlphaSense, Hebbia and Rogo ask you to contact sales.
What should I look for in a stock research tool?
First decide whether you're doing long-term research or active trading. Then check that the price fits your budget, that it runs on the devices you use, and whether you need an API. Danelfin, Fiscal.ai, Kavout and Composer offer one.
What are alternatives to TradingView?
For charting, scanning and backtesting, TrendSpider is the closest match. Trade Ideas focuses on real-time scanning with AI signals, and Koyfin covers market research and portfolio analytics.