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StockCharts review

Freemium#6 of 17 in Stock Market softwareInvestment Tools

A chart-focused market analysis service with scheduled scans and tiered charting capacity.

8.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

StockCharts is a web-based charting and market-analysis service for investors and active traders who want to screen securities, track watchlists and build technical views. It covers stocks, ETFs and other securities, with technical and fundamental screeners, custom scans, saved ChartLists, alerts and market dashboards. Its emphasis is on chart-led research rather than portfolio management as a broader financial workspace, making it a fit for people who want charting and repeatable screening workflows.

The free plan allows 3 indicators and 3 overlays per chart. Basic costs $19.95 per month and adds charting with saved templates, a screener, custom scans, and price and advanced alerts. Extra is $29.95 per month for more saved chart storage and expanded scanning and alerts. PRO costs $49.95 per month and expands charting, scanning and alert capacity, while adding historical charting data. A 30-day trial is available, and the trial requires a card. The published pricing describes monthly service pricing; annual renewal is described as 12 months prepaid with the 13th month free. A 14-day refund period is also listed.

Charting depth and scan workflows are the central reasons to consider StockCharts: users can work with multiple chart types and indicators, save chart templates and multi-chart layouts, schedule custom scans, and use price or technical/fundamental alerts. Market summary dashboards and sector analysis add context to individual charts. Free BATS real-time data is available for many US symbols, while official exchange data for the US, Canada and UK is available through optional plans at additional cost. The product is available on the web and through an iOS app, with documentation listed as its support channel. It suits solo investors and small users who prioritize charting and screening; those who need included official exchange data or a broader mobile platform may prefer an alternative.

StockCharts pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines technical and fundamental stock screening with custom scans.
    • Scheduled scan runs, chart lists and price or criteria-based alerts.
    • Paid plans expand charting, storage, scanning and alert capacity.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free charts are limited to 3 indicators and 3 overlays each.
    • Official exchange real-time data plans cost extra.
    • The iOS app and mobile-friendly website are the listed mobile options.

StockCharts fact sheet, pricing and score →

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