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Tickertape vs Trendlyne vs Screener.in

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Comparing India’s top three stock research platforms: Tickertape (Rainmatter-backed), Trendlyne, and Screener.in.

FeatureTickertapeTrendlyneScreener.in
UI / UXModern, mobile-firstClean, web-focusedSimple, low-frills
Free tierGenerousAdequateVery generous
Pro pricingRs 1k-2.5k paRs 1.5k-3k paLowest among the three
Screener depthGoodGoodExcellent (custom formulas)
ChartsDecentDecentBasic
Sentiment / MMIYes (MMI)Sentiment scoresNone
Brokerage integrationZerodhaMulti-brokerNone
Mobile appNativeYesWeb-only
Backtest / paper tradeNoYes (Pro)No

Pick by use case

Use caseBest
Mobile-first browsingTickertape
Custom formula screensScreener.in
Charts + alertsTrendlyne
BeginnerTickertape
Power userScreener.in
Free-tier focusScreener.in

Combined approach

Many active investors use:

  • Screener.in for deep fundamental work.
  • Tickertape for daily check-in and sentiment (MMI).
  • Trendlyne for alerts.

Risk

Tools don’t make stock picks. They organise data. The decision still requires analysis + portfolio thinking. For complex portfolios, consult a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser.

See also

External references

References

  1. Tickertape, Features, tickertape.in.
  2. Trendlyne, Pricing, trendlyne.com.
  3. Screener.in, Plans, screener.in.

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