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QFI Terminal is the Finviz alternative

Finviz built the screener and the heatmap everyone else copied, and it gave them away. It also has a real backtester, which most of this market does not. What it does not have is the rest of the world: Finviz says in its own FAQ that it covers NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX and has no plans to add more. QFI Terminal starts global and carries on into options, crypto, the macro desk and a map with thirty-five layers.

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Finviz QFITERMINAL

Core tools & analytics

Global stock coverageListed equities outside the US, not just S&P names.

Company snapshotsOne screen per company: profile, price, key figures.

Financial statements and ratiosIncome statement, balance sheet, cash flow and the ratios built from them.

Wall St estimates and price targetsSell-side consensus forecasts and analyst targets.

Advanced chartingMulti-series charts with indicators and saved layouts.

Comprehensive screenerFilter the universe on fundamentals, not just price and volume.

Screening in plain EnglishDescribe the screen in words, and see which filters it chose.

AI research chatAsk about a company, a market or an idea and get a written answer.

WatchlistsYour own lists, with the columns you choose.

Filings and transcriptsRegulatory filings and earnings call transcripts, searchable.

Economic calendarScheduled releases with consensus, previous and actual.

Macro dashboards by countryA browser of national series: prices, labour, activity, rates.

Options analytics

Full options chainEvery strike and expiry with open interest and volume.

Gamma exposure (GEX)Dealer gamma by strike, with the call and put walls marked.

Implied volatility surfaceIV across strikes and expiries as one surface you can turn.

Gamma heatmap by expirationGamma across strikes and expiries in one grid.

Max pain and gamma flip levelsThe printed levels: zero gamma, max pain, peak GEX.

Crypto

Crypto market dataPrices and market structure for digital assets.

Funding, open interest, liquidationsThe derivatives book across exchanges, not a single indicator.

Exchange and on-chain flowsWhat moves in and out of exchanges and wallets.

Crypto ETF flowsDaily creations and redemptions by fund.

Institutional and political money

13F fund holdingsWhat institutions reported holding, quarter by quarter.

Superinvestor portfoliosA page per manager with the whole book and every change.

Insider transactionsOfficer and director buying and selling.

Congressional tradingDisclosed trades by members of Congress.

Sector rotation of 13F moneyWhere institutional money moved between two quarters, by sector.

The physical world

Interactive world mapThirty-five data layers on one globe.

Pipelines, ports and shipping routesThe infrastructure the economy actually runs on.

Prediction markets and Fed oddsImplied odds from more than one book, side by side.

Platform and plans

Web-based platformRuns in a browser. Nothing to install.

Free planA plan you can stay on, not a trial.

Transparent public pricingEvery price on the site, without booking a call.

Pricing

We both have a free plan, and comparing two zeroes tells you nothing. Finviz sells exactly one paid tier, so there is one pair to make. Both prices below are the monthly cost when billed annually.

Their only paid plan against our cheapest

Elite is the whole of what Finviz sells: real-time data, the advanced filters, alerts and no advertising. Plus is the first of our three tiers. The table above is what each of them covers, and the difference that matters most is not in a row: Elite is three US exchanges, Plus is global.

Finviz

Elite

$24.96/mo

Billed annually at $299.50, or $39.50 month to month. There is no tier above it — Finviz publishes one paid plan and stops.

finviz.com/elite

QFI Terminal

Plus

$22.50/mo

Billed annually, or $29.95 month to month. Global fundamentals, the screener, valuation, portfolio tracking, correlation, the world map and the macro desk.

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Questions

Is QFI Terminal a good Finviz alternative?

Finviz built the screener and the heatmap everyone else copied, and it gave them away. It also has a real backtester, which most of this market does not. What it does not have is the rest of the world: Finviz says in its own FAQ that it covers NASDAQ, NYSE and AMEX and has no plans to add more. QFI Terminal starts global and carries on into options, crypto, the macro desk and a map with thirty-five layers.

How does QFI Terminal pricing compare with Finviz?

We both have a free plan, and comparing two zeroes tells you nothing. Finviz sells exactly one paid tier, so there is one pair to make. Both prices below are the monthly cost when billed annually.

Can I try QFI Terminal for free?

Yes. QFI Terminal has a free plan with no time limit and no card, so you can compare it with Finviz on your own tickers before you pay for anything.

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