WallStreetZen
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Stock research built around Zen Ratings, an A-to-F quant grade from 115 factors, plus a top-analyst tracker and plain-English explanations of price moves.
What it is
WallStreetZen condenses stock research into grades. Its Zen Ratings model scores about 5,300 US stocks from A (Strong Buy) to F using 115 factors, and shows component grades such as growth or AI exposure. It also tracks the forecasts of more than 4,000 Wall Street analysts and ranks them by past accuracy, and it offers due diligence checks, a stock screener and one-sentence explanations of why a stock moved.
The free Basic plan is limited: 10 due diligence checks, only the top 10 analysts, 5 analysts to follow, 3 Why Price Moved explanations and no advanced screener or exports. Premium unlocks the full list of A-rated stocks, rating upgrade and downgrade alerts, unlimited due diligence checks and analyst forecasts, 200 analyst follows, the advanced screener with export, and removes ads.
WallStreetZen publishes backtested returns for each rating grade and highlights past winners on its sales pages. Those are the provider's own figures on hypothetical portfolios, not a promise of future results, and WallStreetZen itself says it does not give financial advice. Separate newsletter-style services (Zen Investor, Zen Options) are sold outside Premium.
Key features
- Zen Ratings
- A-to-F quant grade built from 115 factors, with component grades; the full A-rated list and rating change alerts need Premium.
- Top analysts database
- Tracks the returns of more than 4,000 analysts; free users see the top 10, Premium users see all and can follow up to 200.
- Due diligence checks
- Checklist-style review of a company's financials in plain English; 10 stocks free, unlimited on Premium.
- Why Price Moved
- One-sentence explanations of a stock's recent move; 3 stocks free, unlimited on Premium.
- Stock screener
- Basic screener for everyone; advanced screener and export on Premium.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | $0 | 10 due diligence checks, top 10 analysts, 5 analyst follows, 3 Why Price Moved explanations |
| Premium | $19.50/mo billed yearly ($234/yr) | Full A-rated list, rating alerts, unlimited checks and forecasts, 200 analyst follows, advanced screener and export, no ads |
Premium can be tried for 14 days for $1, and WallStreetZen offers a 90-day money-back period. The monthly billing price was not visible on the plans page. Zen Investor, Zen Options and other services are priced separately.
Free option: A limited research account: 10 due diligence checks, the top 10 analysts, 5 analyst follows, 3 Why Price Moved explanations and the basic screener, with ads.
Checked September 25, 2026 on wallstreetzen.com. Prices change; confirm on the provider's site before you subscribe.
Strengths
- Turns many factors into one grade that is quick to scan
- Analyst tracker ranks forecasters by their own past record
- Plain-English explanations for investors who do not read filings
- $1 trial and a 90-day refund window lower the cost of trying Premium
Limitations
- The free plan caps most features at a handful of stocks
- Performance figures for the ratings are the provider's own backtests
- Covers US stocks only; no options, futures or crypto research
- Additional services such as Zen Options cost extra on top of Premium
Good fit for
- Part-time investors who want a quick grade before digging deeper
- Investors who follow analyst calls and want to know which analysts have been accurate
- Beginners who want financials explained in plain language
Look elsewhere if
- Short-term traders who need real-time charts, flow or options data
- Investors who prefer to build their own valuation from raw statements (Stock Analysis fits better)
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WallStreetZen questions
What are Zen Ratings?
A letter grade from A to F that WallStreetZen assigns to about 5,300 US stocks using 115 factors. The full list of A-rated stocks is a Premium feature.
How much is WallStreetZen Premium?
$19.50 a month billed yearly, which is $234 a year. There is a 14-day trial for $1.
Is WallStreetZen free?
There is a free Basic plan, but it limits due diligence checks to 10 stocks, analyst data to the top 10 analysts and Why Price Moved to 3 stocks.
Can I get a refund?
WallStreetZen advertises a 90-day money-back period on Premium.
Written from WallStreetZen's own website and documentation. All Trading Tools lists and compares tools; it does not recommend trades or give financial advice. Sources: wallstreetzen.com, wallstreetzen.com/plans.