Morningstar Alternatives 2026: 7 Free Options

Verdict:Morningstar is mostly a research and ratings product, so the right replacement depends on what you pay it for. Check Morningstar's checkout page for the current Investor price before comparing. If you pay mainly for Morningstar Ratings on stocks, Yahoo Finance Silver at $19.95 a month on yearly billing includes them, which cuts a duplicate bill. If you want to look at statements and valuation numbers yourself, StockAnalysis at $8.25 a month on annual billing or TIKR's free plan with 5 years of US financials do the job at lower cost. Koyfin is the pick when you want dashboards and a screen workspace; its free plan is limited to 2 years of financials, and Plus is $39 a month. Finviz and Google Finance are free utilities for screening and watchlists, not research. The trade-off is clear: none of these replace Morningstar's fund analysis and independent ratings, so do not assume any of them provides fund reports. Leave Morningstar if you are an individual stock picker paying for tools you rarely open. Stay if fund ratings and analyst research drive your decisions, or compare your current plan against the Yahoo Finance bundle first.

Tool	Price	Platforms	Best for	Tested
Yahoo Finance	Free (Free version with standard third-party ads; the Plus tiers add the portfolio, research and download features listed on the Plus page); paid from $7.95 per month, billed yearly (Bronze, $95.40 a year)	Web, iOS, Android	Getting Morningstar ratings through another subscription	Docs only
Koyfin	Free (Free plan: 2 years of financials and 1 year of estimates, 2 watchlists, 2 screens, 2 custom dashboards, limited company snapshots and news); paid from $39 per month, billed monthly (Plus)	Web	Dashboards and market data over fund reports	Docs only
StockAnalysis.com	Free (Free tier (”$0 forever”); the Pro page does not itemise its limits); paid from $8.25 per month, billed annually (Pro, $99 a year)	Web	Stock fundamentals on a tight budget	Docs only
Simply Wall St	Free (Free forever with no credit card required; check the site for plan limits)	Web	Free stock analysis with a visual layout	Docs only
TIKR	Free (Free: US stocks only, 5 years / 8 quarters of financials, 90-day transcript history, 1 year of analyst estimates, top 10 holders, unlimited watchlists); paid from $24.95 per month, billed monthly (Plus)	Web	Deeper financials on US stocks	Docs only
Finviz	Free (Free: delayed quotes, basic screener filters, 3 years of financial statements, 1 portfolio of 20 holdings, no alerts, no CSV export, ads); paid from $24.96 per month, billed annually (Elite, $299.50 a year; $39.50 monthly)	Web	Screening stocks quickly	Docs only
Google Finance	Free (Free with a Google account per the support article on following securities; no paid plan was found)	Web, Android, iOS	Basic free watchlists	Docs only

Morningstar today: See pricing page (Morningstar pricing, checked 2026-10-22).

Yahoo Finance

Compared with Morningstar: Silver at $19.95 a month on yearly billing adds Morningstar Ratings for stocks and company research reports, and the base site is free. You lose Morningstar own fund analysis tools and screens.

Price: Free (Free version with standard third-party ads; the Plus tiers add the portfolio, research and download features listed on the Plus page); paid from $7.95 per month, billed yearly (Bronze, $95.40 a year) (Yahoo Finance pricing, checked 2026-10-22).

Platforms and license: Web, iOS, Android. Proprietary.

Best for: Getting Morningstar ratings through another subscription.

Koyfin

Compared with Morningstar: Free plan with 2 years of financials and 2 screens; Plus is $39 a month. It is stronger on dashboards and market data than on fund research, so check your fund use first.

Price: Free (Free plan: 2 years of financials and 1 year of estimates, 2 watchlists, 2 screens, 2 custom dashboards, limited company snapshots and news); paid from $39 per month, billed monthly (Plus) (Koyfin pricing, checked 2026-10-22).