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Finviz Elite
The best-known US stock screener, with market maps and a free plan
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Finviz is probably the best-known US stock screener: you filter thousands of companies by price, volume, technical pattern or fundamentals and see the result instantly. It is also famous for its market heat maps and for packing a lot of information into one page. It has a very complete free plan and a paid plan, Elite.
We read its Elite page, its FAQ and 32 of its 34 Trustpilot reviews.
It runs in the browser.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free (with sign-up) | Free |
| Elite | $39.50 | $299.50 ($24.96 a month) |
Source: Finviz Elite page, checked on 9 October 2026.
It scores 3.1 out of 5 on Trustpilot, from 34 reviews. Our review analysis above breaks it down.
The screener is for US stocks, which almost no prop firm offers. What can help you, for free, are its futures, forex and calendar pages to see at a glance how the market is doing and when news is due. In our profiles, 11 of 85 firms forbid news trading and 25 limit it.
Finviz is a reference for finding stocks, and its free plan is enough for most. Elite is well priced if you trade US stocks daily. For a forex or futures prop firm trader, the free plan as a general overview is enough.
Who it is for: US stock traders and investors.
Who it is not for: forex or futures traders looking for more than a market overview.
We read 32 of its 34 reviews (almost all published reviews), on 9 October 2026.
The stock screener is its strength, with market maps, insider data and alerts. It adds features often and listens to users. It only covers US stocks.
★★★★★“they ended up adding every one of those features in a later update”
It works for most. Complaints are about charts that get deleted, wrong fundamental data and design changes that make working tools worse.
★★★★★“Finviz UI just gets worse with each update.”
Many see it as a cheap screener that competes with expensive ones, and the free plan gives a lot. Complaints are about yearly renewals they did not expect.
★★★★★“Even though this is a budget screener, it still competes even with the expensive screeners.”
Users praise seeing so much technical and fundamental information on one page. Others find the font small, documentation thin and upsell screens on the free plan.
★★★★★“still can't get over the amount of information I can find on one page, both technical & fundamental.”
Several describe emails unanswered for days, especially about cancelling.
It publishes prices and trial terms. Few reviews for how well known it is, with no sign of incentivised reviews.
★★★★★“A year passed and it was auto-renewed.”
It replies to a few: 11 of 32.
Can you trust these reviews?
Almost all arrive without an invitation and from US users. There is no sign of incentivised reviews. Trustpilot shows no alert.
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