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The best Tickertape alternatives in 2026

The best alternatives to Tickertape, starting with our pick, what each does better, what each costs, and why Valarth can replace Tickertape.
Updated 8 Nov 2026 · Other products' plans and prices as their own pages showed them on 8 Nov 2026

What is the best alternative to Tickertape?

Valarth, for an investor who wants to know whether a company's accounts can be trusted and what it is worth, with the reasoning shown. The other three each suit a narrower need.

  • Best overall for long-term investors: Valarth. Start with basic filters, each explained by its own lesson with a worked example, or ask in plain English. See 15 red and 15 green forensic checks per company with the reason each fired, and a fair value from nine valuation models. Free during the beta.
  • Only if you want to write raw queries: Screener.in.
  • Only if you trade and backtest: Trendlyne.
  • Only if you trade from your phone: StockEdge.

Below: why Valarth comes first, and what each of the others is for.

Our pick
Valarth: ask in plain English, see every company's accounts checked for red flags, and a fair value worked out by nine models, with the reasoning shown. Every plan is free during the beta.

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Why is Valarth the best alternative to Tickertape?

If you want to see why a stock is rated the way it is, not only the rating.

Each company on Valarth gets 15 red and 15 green forensic checks with the reason each one fired, and a value range from nine valuation models with the reasoning shown. The screener has 215 filters across 5794 listed companies, a lesson for each, and an AI Screener you can ask in English. The portfolio tracker reads your CAS statement, so every demat account and mutual fund shows up without linking a broker. Every plan is free while Valarth is in beta.

The difference in one line: Tickertape gives you a scorecard. Valarth gives you the scorecard's working: which checks fired, which valuation models agree, and what the figures mean.

Why do people look for an alternative to Tickertape?

Usually because they want more control over the screen, or the working behind the scorecard.

  • Fixed filters. Tickertape's screener works by picking from its list of filters; you cannot write your own formula.
  • Verdicts before working. Its scorecards rate a stock's performance, valuation and profitability at a glance. An investor who wants to check how a rating was reached has to go to the numbers separately.
  • The free plan's limits. On 8 November 2026 the free plan showed 8 key metrics per stock against 100+ on Pro, and kept custom filters, forecasts and data export for Pro (₹399 a month or ₹2,999 a year).

How do the alternatives compare with Tickertape?

ValarthTickertapeScreener.inTrendlyneStockEdge
Easy to startBasic filters to start, a lesson with a worked example for each of 215 filtersPick from a listNeeds the query languageMany tools to learnReady scans
How you screenPick filters, or ask in plain EnglishPick filters; ready-made screensWrite a queryWrite a query or pick filters; scoresReady-made and custom scans
Paid, per yearFree while in beta₹2,999 (or ₹399 a month)₹4,999₹1,890 to ₹10,000 (four plans)₹1,494 to ₹11,994 (three plans)
Portfolio from your dematUpload your CAS, or import it from emailLink several demat accountsWatchlistsPortfolio reportBroker connect
Red-flag checks15 red and 15 green checks, each with its reasonA red-flags listBuild your own from ratiosInside its Durability scoreFundamental scores
ValuationNine models and a value range, reasoning shownA valuation scorecardRatios and your own formulasA Valuation score, 0 to 100Fundamental scores

Prices are from each product's own pricing page on 8 November 2026, with GST where the page says so, and with the discount codes those pages showed applied. They change; check before you pay.

Is Screener.in a good alternative to Tickertape?

Only if you want to write your own queries and read raw statements yourself. For analysing a company, Valarth goes further.

Screener.in screens by a condition you write in its query language. Its free plan has stock screens, custom ratios and Excel export; the ₹4,999 yearly plan adds Screener AI, peer comparison and segment results.

Where Valarth does better: Screener.in explains little and leaves the reading to you. Valarth explains every figure and checks the accounts for you.

Is Trendlyne a good alternative to Tickertape?

Only if you trade and backtest strategies. For analysing a company, Valarth goes further.

Trendlyne screens on its own Durability, Valuation and Momentum scores alongside technical measures, with backtests on its plans. Yearly plans ran from ₹1,890 (GuruQ) to ₹10,000 (Pro Plus).

Where Valarth does better: Trendlyne's pages are crowded and its scores hide their working. Valarth answers a question in plain English and shows which checks fired and why.

Is StockEdge a good alternative to Tickertape?

Only if you trade on technical scans from your phone. For analysing a company, Valarth goes further.

StockEdge is a library of ready-made scans for traders, with momentum scores and F&O analytics. Yearly plans ran from ₹1,494 (Premium) to ₹11,994 (Club).

Where Valarth does better: StockEdge is built for trading scans. Valarth is built for reading a company's accounts and valuing the business, which is what a long-term investor needs.

Can Valarth replace Tickertape?

Yes, for most long-term investors.

Valarth is as easy to start with: the screener opens with basic filters, and every filter has a lesson with a worked example. And where Tickertape tells you what its scorecard thinks of a stock, Valarth shows you why: which of its 15 red and 15 green forensic checks fired, what nine valuation models say the business is worth, and what every figure means. Your portfolio comes in from your CAS statement, every demat account and mutual fund together.

The one thing to keep Tickertape for is buying US stocks through it, which Valarth does not offer.

The test that settles it: open a company you know well in Valarth and in Tickertape, and see which one tells you, within a minute, whether its accounts hold up and what it is worth, with the working shown. Every Valarth plan is free during the beta. How Valarth compares with Screener.in, Tickertape and Trendlyne.

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Questions people ask

What is the best alternative to Tickertape?
Valarth, for a long-term investor. Where Tickertape gives a scorecard, Valarth shows the working: which of its 15 red and 15 green forensic checks fired and why, and a fair value from nine valuation models. Every plan is free during the beta.
Is Tickertape Pro worth it?
Tickertape Pro was ₹399 a month or ₹2,999 a year on 8 November 2026, for custom filters, more metrics, forecasts and data export. Valarth gives every filter, the AI Screener and forensic reports free during the beta.
Is there a free alternative to Tickertape?
Valarth: every plan, including all screener filters, the AI Screener and forensic reports, is free during the beta.
Which is better, Tickertape or Screener.in?
For a long-term investor, Valarth: where Tickertape shows a verdict and Screener.in shows raw statements, Valarth shows the working. It runs 15 red and 15 green forensic checks on every company and values it with nine models, free during the beta.
Which alternative shows red flags in a company's accounts?
Valarth goes furthest: 15 red and 15 green forensic checks on each company, with the reason each one fired. Tickertape lists red flags; Trendlyne folds balance-sheet strength into a score.

5794 listed companies, 215 filters, and a lesson beside every one.

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