Free stock research, built for beginner investors

Compare stocks side by side, see a fair-value range for any stock, and get plain-English AI analysis — with portfolio tracking, a screener and market news alongside.

Free plan, no card needed.

What you can do with StockHub

Compare stocks side by side

Put stocks or ETFs next to each other — price charts, valuation, growth, margins and dividends in one view, so the differences are easy to spot.

A fair-value range for every stock

StockHub runs a discounted-cash-flow model in bear, base and bull scenarios and shows the result as a range, not a single price target — so you can see how much the answer depends on the assumptions. How it works

AI analysis in plain English

Stock Briefings with the bull and bear case, a Portfolio Analyst that reads your holdings, an after-close Market Digest, and news tagged by AI sentiment.

Portfolio tracking

Track your holdings across portfolios with profit and loss, cash and dividends, and see how your day compares with the market.

Screener and calendars

Filter stocks by sector, size, valuation and dividends, and keep up with earnings dates and economic releases.

Congress stock trades

See which stocks members of Congress are buying and selling, from their public disclosures.

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Questions

Is StockHub free?

Yes. The free plan covers portfolio tracking, watchlists, the screener, stock comparison, fair-value ranges, the earnings calendar and congressional trades, plus 5 AI generations a month. Pro and Premium add more AI analysis and longer research reports — see Pricing. While StockHub is in beta, every feature is free.

Where does the data come from?

Prices, fundamentals and news come from Yahoo Finance, with supplemental real-time quotes from Finnhub and economic data from FRED. Most figures are delayed by 15 minutes or more. Full attributions are on the Legal page.

How is the fair value calculated?

It is a two-stage discounted-cash-flow model: ten years of projected free cash flow, discounted back at a rate based on the stock's risk, plus a terminal value. StockHub reruns it with more cautious and more optimistic assumptions and shows the bear-to-bull range. Banks, insurers, REITs and similar financial companies are skipped, because a cash-flow model doesn't fit how they make money. The full method, with every input, is on How fair value works.

Is this investment advice?

No. StockHub is for information and education only. Fair-value ranges and AI analysis are estimates that can be wrong, and nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy or sell. See the full disclaimer.