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Yes. MarketBeat offers a free tier that includes the Daily Ratings newsletter, a watchlist of up to 10 stocks, the stock comparison tool, analyst upgrades and downgrades, and top news headlines.

A paid plan, MarketBeat All Access, adds unlimited watchlists, stock screeners, real-time alerts, premium research reports, the Idea Engine, analyst and brokerage following, and priority newsletter delivery.

MarketBeat's free plan covers the essentials: a daily newsletter, a 10-stock watchlist, basic research tools, and top headlines.

MarketBeat All Access expands on those tools with unlimited watchlists, six stock and ETF screeners with 75+ technical filters, real-time email and SMS alerts, exclusive research reports, the Idea Engine, earnings call transcripts, and priority newsletter delivery at 8:50 AM and 4:30 PM ET. 

See the full feature comparison here.

MarketBeat All Access is built for investors who want to save time finding research, track more than 10 stocks, and receive faster access to market-moving information through real-time alerts and premium research tools. Subscribers use it to monitor analyst ratings changes, earnings activity, dividend announcements, insider and institutional trading trends, and stock-specific news from a single platform.

Every new subscription includes a 30-day free trial or a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can test whether it fits your investing workflow before committing. Thousands of investors currently subscribe to this premium subscription.

MarketBeat is a financial media company founded in 2011 and headquartered in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. MarketBeat is accredited by the Better Business Bureau (BBB), independently verified by SafeSiteCertified and PrivacyVerified, and has been featured in Barron's, the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, MarketWatch, and Seeking Alpha. Millions of investors read MarketBeat's daily newsletters. 

New subscribers get 30 days of full MarketBeat All Access for free. A payment method is required to start the trial, but you can cancel anytime within the 30 days online with no questions asked — you won't be charged.

After 30 days, your chosen plan (annual at $249/year or monthly at $29/month) begins automatically unless you cancel first. Free trials are limited to one per customer every 12 months.

The 30-day money-back guarantee applies to subscribers who skip the trial and subscribe directly.

Yes. You can cancel MarketBeat All Access online anytime through your account. Canceling stops future billing immediately; you'll keep access until the end of your current paid period. Every new subscription includes either a 30-day free trial or a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can cancel during the trial without being charged, or request a full refund within the first 30 days of a direct subscription — no questions asked.

MarketBeat All Access includes unlimited stock watchlists, real-time email and SMS alerts, six stock and ETF screeners with 75+ technical filters, 15+ exclusive stock lists, 12+ industry reports, the Idea Engine for weekly stock ideas, monthly premium research reports (10–20 pages each), media sentiment analysis, Excel/CSV data export, priority newsletter delivery at 8:50 AM and 4:30 PM ET, and ad-free browsing. The full feature list is in the comparison above.

The Idea Engine™ is a MarketBeat All Access feature that uses AI models, algorithmic factors, and technical indicators to identify stocks showing near-term momentum, sentiment shifts, or other notable trading signals. New Idea Engine picks are released at the start of each week and delivered via email and SMS alerts to All Access subscribers.

MarketBeat All Access is designed for retail investors who want deeper market research, real-time alerts, and access to institutional-quality market data in one place. Subscribers use it to follow analyst ratings, insider and institutional trading activity, earnings calls, dividend announcements, and stock-specific news from a single dashboard.

It's well-suited for long-term investors, dividend-focused investors, and active stock-pickers following more than 10 positions. MarketBeat is not a brokerage and does not execute trades; most subscribers pair it with their existing brokerage account.

MarketBeat specializes in aggregating institutional-grade data — analyst ratings from hundreds of brokerage firms, insider Form 4 filings, 13F institutional holdings, earnings calls, and dividend announcements — and making it searchable and filterable for individual investors. MarketBeat provides data and research tools rather than specific buy/sell recommendations, and focuses on depth in U.S., Canadian, and U.K. markets. The proprietary MarketRank™ score combines analyst opinion, short interest, dividend strength, news and social media sentiment, institutional ownership, and earnings and valuation into a single score for each covered stock.

MarketBeat covers thousands of publicly traded companies listed on major exchanges in the United States (NYSE, NASDAQ, OTCMKTS), Canada (TSX), and the United Kingdom (LSE). Coverage includes common stocks, ETFs, ADRs, and dividend-paying securities. 

MarketBeat All Access integrates with most major U.S. brokerages through Plaid, the secure financial-data service used across fintech platforms. Once linked, your holdings are automatically imported into your MarketBeat watchlist and kept in sync. Supported brokerages include Charles Schwab, Vanguard, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Interactive Brokers, and most other major firms. MarketBeat does not execute trades — you continue to buy and sell through your brokerage directly.

Yes. MarketBeat All Access subscribers can follow individual Wall Street analysts or specific brokerage firms and receive email and SMS alerts whenever they take action — including new coverage initiations, ratings upgrades, ratings downgrades, price target changes, and coverage terminations. This lets investors track the analysts and firms whose research they trust most, without needing to monitor multiple platforms. MarketBeat aggregates ratings from hundreds of brokerages and tracks the historical accuracy of analysts in its database, so users can identify and follow top-rated analysts based on past performance.