Investingly vs Yahoo Finance
Yahoo Finance is a free finance news and quotes site with paid Bronze, Silver and Gold plans for research tools and longer data history. (Yahoo Finance Gold) Here's how the two compare, including where Yahoo Finance is the better pick.
Prices and features checked October 9, 2026The short answer
Yahoo Finance is free for quotes and news, and its paid plans add fair value analysis and up to about 40 years of statements. Investingly costs less than Gold and adds valuation models you run yourself, superinvestor 13F moves, a daily insider-buying feed and AI research.
Side by side
Prices in US dollars, per month unless shown otherwise.
| Investingly | Yahoo Finance | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $30 | Free; monthly billing offered, monthly prices not shown |
| Yearly price | $240 ($20/mo), or $299 once for life | Bronze $95.40 ($7.95/mo); Silver $239.40 ($19.95/mo); Gold $479.40 ($39.95/mo) |
| Free plan | Yes: 1 watchlist, 5 screener filters, 5 AI questions, DCF and modeling | Yes |
| Free trial | 7 days of Pro, no card | 7 days on Gold |
| Coverage | US-listed companies (SEC filers), incl. foreign companies listed in the US | Mainly US stocks and non-US stocks listed in the US; some global data |
| Financial statements | From SEC filings, 15+ years; revenue by segment, product and region | About 40 years on Gold |
| Valuation models | Reverse DCF, DCF, IRR and comparables | Fair value analysis on Silver and Gold |
| Superinvestor 13F portfolios | 80 investors, quarter-by-quarter buys and sells | Not listed* |
| Insider buying | Daily feed of open-market purchases (Form 4) | Not listed* |
| Alerts | Buy/sell targets by email; new filings, insider buys and 13F moves | Premium alerts |
| AI research | Bring your own Claude or ChatGPT key | Not listed* |
| Mobile | Works in the phone browser (no app) | Yes: iOS and Android apps |
* Not listed: we didn't find it on Yahoo Finance's pricing or feature pages when we checked. It may exist; check their site.
Where each one is stronger
No tool is best at everything.
Yahoo Finance is stronger at
- A large free site with news, quotes and portfolios.
- About 40 years of statements on Gold.
- Mobile apps for iOS and Android.
- Bronze is cheaper if you only want fewer ads and basic extras.
Investingly is stronger at
- $240 a year against $479.40 for Gold.
- Reverse DCF, DCF and IRR with your own assumptions.
- 13F portfolios of 80 superinvestors and a daily insider-buying feed.
- AI research over the same data, with your own Claude or ChatGPT key.
Which one should you pick?
Pick Yahoo Finance if
You want free news and quotes, or the longest statement history in a familiar app.
Pick Investingly if
You want to value US companies yourself and follow insiders and superinvestors in one place.
Questions
Is Investingly a good Yahoo Finance alternative?
Investingly is the better fit if you want to value US companies yourself and follow insiders and superinvestors in one place. Yahoo Finance is the better fit if you want free news and quotes, or the longest statement history in a familiar app.
How much does Yahoo Finance cost compared with Investingly?
Yahoo Finance's pricing page shows: Free; monthly billing offered, monthly prices not shown; yearly: Bronze $95.40 ($7.95/mo); Silver $239.40 ($19.95/mo); Gold $479.40 ($39.95/mo). Investingly is $30 a month or $240 a year, with every tool included. Prices checked October 9, 2026.
Can I try Investingly for free?
Yes. Every new account gets 7 days of Pro with no card, then stays on the Free plan unless you upgrade.
Sources
Read on October 9, 2026. Prices change; the links show the current ones.