Stockoscope is Live for Everyone

After a year of beta, the full version of Stockoscope is now live and open to everyone. A little over twelve months ago we opened the doors to our first members. Since then, a dedicated group of beta users has stress-tested every corner of the platform, sent us feedback, and shaped what it became. Thank you for getting us here.

This is the complete picture of what launched, and everything that changed.

A year in the making, rebuilt from the ground up

This launch is not the beta with the label taken off. Over the past months we rebuilt Stockoscope from the ground up on a modern foundation. The version that is now live is noticeably faster, has a first-class dark mode, instant search from anywhere, and a cleaner design that works far better on mobile. The same method, a much stronger product, built to grow over the next three years.

One framework for every stock

Stockoscope breaks each stock down through the 5D Framework: Business Quality, Peers, Valuation, Analysts, and Holdings. Every dimension is scored and fully transparent, so you can see not just how a stock scores, but why. The power is not in any single lens, it is in how they line up.

Build your own Strategies

One of the biggest changes is the new Strategies page. Choose Quality, Value, or Dividend, set how much each factor matters to you, and the entire US universe re-ranks live by your definition. There is a transparent default to start from, every input is visible, and nothing is a black box. It is your own scoring method applied across the whole market, not a list we hand you.

You set the weights

The same control runs through the rest of the platform. Re-weight the pillars behind any 5D score, adjust every filter, and change the valuation assumptions to match how you think. The defaults are a starting point, not a recommendation. These are transparent, adjustable tools and candidates for your own research, not advice.

Screen visually, then go deep

Start with the Screener. Filter more than 3,000 US-listed stocks by 40-plus financial metrics, or choose from 17 ready-made preset screens, from Graham's Deep Value and Greenblatt's Magic Formula to our own 5D All-Stars. Our bubble chart plots the results visually, so the higher-scoring businesses separate from the rest at a glance. Find something interesting, then open the full 5D breakdown.

Starting with US stocks

At launch, Stockoscope covers more than 3,000 US-listed names: the S&P 1500 and the Russell 3000. We are starting with one deep universe so we can get the data and the models right, with more markets on the roadmap.

Founding Member pricing

Every signup starts with a free 28-day trial of full Pro, no card required to start. When the trial ends you move to the permanent Free plan: three full 5D deep-dives every month, the simple screener, the full list of more than 3,000 US-listed stocks, and a 10-stock watchlist. Upgrade to Pro whenever you want the full toolset, at $15/mo or $150/yr, for unlimited 5D analysis, the advanced screener with 17 preset strategies, and the full Investment Strategies builders.

As a thank-you to early supporters, anyone who subscribes annually before August 31 locks in the Founding rate: $99/yr, held for three years, before it renews at the standard $150/yr. That is $51 a year less, locked in for three years. The window closes August 31.

Lock in your Founding rate at stockoscope.com/pricing.

Stay connected

Follow our founder @nav_dhand, and the platform @stockoscope and @StockoscopeTeam, for daily research and updates. Join the community at r/stockoscope. More than 40 articles are on the blog. You can also read our launch announcement on the newswire here.

We want to hear from you

• Which dimension or tool do you reach for most?
• What would you want in place before you upgrade?
• What should we build first now that we are live?

Share your feedback through the platform.

Best regards,

Stockoscope Team

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This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Stockoscope provides transparent, rules-based tools and candidates for your own research. Always do your own research and consider consulting a financial professional before making investment decisions.