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Tickertape Pro features

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Tickertape Pro is the paid subscription tier providing advanced features beyond the free version.

What Pro unlocks

FeatureFreePro
Basic stock screenerYesYes
Advanced filtersLimitedFull
Historical financials5 years10+ years
Detailed scorecardYesYes + deeper context
Market Mood IndexYesYes
Custom screens saveLimitedUnlimited
Stock comparison2 stocksMore
Export to ExcelNoYes

Pricing

Approximate Rs 1,000-2,500 per year (check tickertape.in for current). Discounts during promotional periods.

Who benefits

  • Active retail traders: Need data depth.
  • Long-term investors: Want historical context.
  • Multi-stock analyzers: Comparison and screening at scale.

Free alternatives

Screener.in offers extensive free functionality for fundamental analysis. Trendlyne free covers most needs. For pure breadth, free Tickertape + free Screener.in covers most retail use cases.

See also

External references

References

  1. Tickertape, Pricing, tickertape.in/pricing.
  2. Rainmatter Capital portfolio, rainmatter.com.

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