What it does
WallStreetZen combines a stock screener, company fundamentals, analyst forecasts and its Zen Ratings model. Free tools offer limited analysis, while Premium expands company checks, analyst access and rating lists. The screener can be explored publicly before choosing a membership.
Start with your own filters
Open Stock Screener and choose Add filters. The results have views for Value, Growth, Financials, Momentum and Dividends, so a shortlist can be examined from several angles. A Zen Rating summarizes a model; inspect the component grades and company figures before relying on it.
Free and Premium
Basic includes due-diligence access for ten stocks and performance pages for five analysts. Premium removes those particular limits and adds full access to the highest-rated stock lists, rating changes and Why Price Moved explanations.
Premium is US$19.50 a month billed yearly. Its 14-day introductory offer costs US$1, so it is a paid trial. The ongoing free tools remain a separate option. Historical model returns and analyst performance do not establish future investment results.
Strengths
- Screener results offer separate valuation, growth and dividend views
- Premium includes short explanations of company price moves
Watch out for
- Free due-diligence and analyst-page access have limits
- The Premium introductory trial is paid
Best for
- Part-time investors building a stock shortlist
- People comparing fundamentals with analyst forecasts
Sources
- WallStreetZen free and Premium membership comparison (Oct 27, 2026)
- WallStreetZen stock screener and result views (Oct 27, 2026)