tickerseer vs Simply Wall St
Simply Wall St covers 120,000 stocks across 90 markets and estimates a fair value from expected future cash flows, shown as infographics. tickerseer covers a smaller, U.S.-traded universe and values it on earnings multiples against each company's own history. Its earnings-week calls go on a graded ledger. Below, the two are set beside each other on the facts each states publicly.
Competitor facts were read from Simply Wall St's public pages and last checked 2026-10-10, in a plain fetch; a headless browser was answered with a bot challenge, so prices shown only in-browser were not read. A cell that reads "not stated publicly" means the page did not state it as far as that check went.
| Item | Simply Wall St | tickerseer |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Yes: a Free plan with portfolio tracking, a weekly newsletter and alerts | Yes: a public page for 1,144 stocks, and 10 deep dives a month in the app |
| Monthly price, entry plan | not stated publicly | $19/mo (Basic) |
| Monthly price, top plan | not stated publicly | $79/mo (Premium) |
| Universe | 120,000+ stocks, 90+ markets | 1,000+ U.S.-traded stocks re-rated weekly on valuation; about half of them carry a quality score |
| Valuation method | Estimated fair value based on future expected cash flows | Blended P/E (trailing and forward) against the company's own historical normal P/E, plus PEG |
| Published calls, graded | not stated publicly | Yes: every earnings-week call settles on a public, append-only ledger (/track-record) |
| Assistant connector | An in-app assistant named Charlie on the paid plans; no connector for outside assistants is listed | Yes: an MCP connector with OAuth sign-in (/mcp-connector), no API key |
| Data refresh | not stated publicly | Weekly re-rating; catalyst radar twice each weekday |
Who each one is for
Simply Wall St: Investors with a global portfolio who want a visual fair-value estimate and portfolio tracking across many markets.
tickerseer: Investors in U.S.-traded stocks who want an earnings-based valuation re-rated weekly and a public record of the calls that came from it.
What tickerseer does not do
tickerseer does not cover 90 markets, does not build a discounted cash flow estimate, and does not import or track a brokerage portfolio; its watchlist holds tickers, not positions. About half its universe has no quality score (most non-U.S. companies, and banks, insurers and REITs are unrated).