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Comparison

Finviz Alternative for Macro and Liquidity Data

Finviz is the web's best-known stock screener, with market heatmaps and insider-trading data that are largely free. Finlooker approaches markets from the other end: instead of screening thousands of tickers, it curates the macro picture — liquidity, rates, cycles, and Bitcoin on-chain — for investors making top-down decisions.

Last updated 2026-07-23 · Finviz details taken from their public pages on that date — always check their site for current terms.

 FinvizFinlooker
FocusStock screening, heatmaps, and market news at scaleMacro, liquidity, markets, and Bitcoin on-chain in one curated catalog
Macro & liquidity dataA thin economic calendar — no liquidity or cycle analyticsCore focus — global liquidity, Fed net liquidity, yield curve, cycle indicators for the U.S., Europe, China, and Japan
Bitcoin on-chain analyticsNone — crypto quotes onlyFull Bitcoin suite: valuation, cycles, mining, derivatives, power-law, ETF flows
Stock screeningBest-in-class screener across thousands of tickers, largely freeNo screener — curated chart pages for indexes, sectors, and selected stocks
AlertsPortfolio-based email alerts on ElitePrice alerts organised by market domain, included in every plan
Portfolio trackingBasic portfolios (registered users)Portfolio tracker included in every plan
AI briefingsNoAI market briefings + summarized expert commentary included
PricingFree tier (delayed data, ads); Elite $39.50/mo or $299.50/yr$29/mo · $69/3 months · $228/year — one tier, everything included
Free trial7-day Elite trial — credit card required, auto-renews30 days, full access, no credit card required

Where Finviz is better

  • Stock screening: filtering thousands of tickers on dozens of criteria, mostly free — Finlooker has no screener at all.
  • Market heatmaps and insider-trading data at a scale nobody matches.
  • A very usable free tier.

Where Finlooker is better

  • Macro depth: global liquidity, Fed net liquidity, yield curve, and cycle indicators, where Finviz offers only a thin economic calendar.
  • Bitcoin on-chain analytics — absent from Finviz entirely.
  • A curated top-down reading experience with AI briefings and expert summaries, rather than raw screening output.
  • A 30-day trial with no credit card, versus Finviz Elite's 7-day card-required, auto-renewing trial.

Which should you choose?

Bottom-up stock pickers should use Finviz — its screener is the category benchmark. Top-down investors who start from liquidity and the macro cycle will find Finlooker built for exactly that reading of the market.

Common questions

Is Finlooker a Finviz replacement?

Only for the macro side. Finviz is a stock screener; Finlooker is a curated macro, liquidity, and on-chain platform. Bottom-up stock pickers should keep Finviz — top-down macro investors are Finlooker's audience, and some investors use both.

Does Finlooker have a stock screener?

No. Finlooker curates chart pages for major indexes, sectors, and selected stocks instead of offering ticker-by-ticker screening — the product is built for top-down macro investing, not stock discovery.

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