Filter about three thousand US-listed companies and ADRs by the fundamentals that matter — valuation, quality, growth and income — not just price.
A stock screener filters a large universe of listed companies down to the handful that meet your criteria. Instead of scrolling through thousands of tickers, you define what you care about and let the screen surface the candidates.
Ours is a fundamental analysis tool: it screens on valuation, quality, growth and income metrics — the drivers of long-term returns — not just price and a couple of ratios.
Every US-listed company and ADR above $300M in market cap — about three thousand of them, rebuilt once a day after the close. Build a thesis, run it against that list, and keep the screen to re-run as the market moves.
Each one opens the screener with these filters already on the bar — change any of them, or save the screen under your own name.
Income first — a dividend-yield floor, with valuation and free-cash-flow filters to screen out yield traps.
Durable, capital-efficient businesses: high returns on capital and fat margins, still growing.
Smaller companies compounding revenue faster than the market has noticed, and paying for themselves in cash.
Add a filter from any of the eight categories, then take a preset or type your own bounds. Every filter is a range, and the table answers while you move one — there is no Run button to press.
A filter needs a value to judge a company by, and every one of them reports how many companies it excluded for want of that value. A thin result is never a mystery.
Sort on any metric, open a company’s page, or tick rows to compare two of them or send them to a watchlist. Save the screen under your own name — and because the whole screen lives in its address, it is also a link you can send.
A stock screener filters a large universe of listed companies down to the few that meet your criteria. Ours is a fundamental screener: it reads a daily snapshot of what the filings say — valuation, profitability, growth, financial health and dividends — so you start from businesses that fit your thesis instead of scrolling through tickers.
No — the screener is part of Ultimate, our paid plan. Every new account gets Ultimate for seven days with no credit card, so you can build and run real screens before deciding, and any screen you save stays on your account.
Every US-listed company and ADR above $300M in market cap — about three thousand of them, rebuilt once a day after the close. Delisted and inactive tickers are left out, and a company only enters the list once it is worth $300M, so the results are companies with filings behind them rather than a long tail of micro-caps.
Yes. P/E and dividend yield are both filters, alongside EV/EBIT, FCF yield, ROIC, margins, revenue and EPS growth, net debt to EBITDA, payout ratio, years of dividend raises, returns over four windows and more. Everything the snapshot carries is both a filter and a column you can sort on.
Most free screeners stop at price and a handful of ratios. Ours filters on what the filings say — returns on capital, margins, cash generation, leverage and dividend records — and adds two readings you will not find elsewhere: our Quality Score and our own intrinsic value with the upside against today’s price. It also tells you when a filter excluded companies for want of data, instead of quietly handing you a shorter list.
The screener is part of Ultimate, and every new account gets it for seven days: create an account, confirm your email, and the trial starts without a card. What you have built stays yours either way — a screen is an address, so the link you saved keeps working the day you subscribe.