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Best free stock screeners in India, compared (October 2026)

Free stock screeners for Indian stocks compared on what you get without paying: custom queries, technical scans, filters, presets and data delay.

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The best free stock screener in India for fundamentals is Screener.in, because its free account lets you write custom queries on ten years of financial data. Chartink is the strongest free technical scan builder of the tools here, Finology Ticker's free query screener covers the most ratios (1,200+), and Tickertape is the easiest to click through.

Tapetide is our product. It ranks fifth here: it has free ready-made screens, but no custom formula language on par with Screener.in. We checked every free plan on the vendors' own pages on 24 October 2026.

Which free stock screener gives you the most?

Rank Screener Best for What is free Main free limit First paid plan
1 Screener.in Custom fundamental queries Own queries on ten years of data; 10,000+ user screens 18 quick ratios; no result download ₹4,999 a year
2 Chartink Technical and intraday scans Scan builder, charts from 5 minutes; 1,50,000+ public scans Delayed data; no alerts ₹780 for 30 days
3 Trendlyne Many filters, real-time scans 1,000+ screener parameters; real-time screeners DVM screeners and screener alerts paid ₹390 a month
4 Tickertape Point-and-click filters 178 of 247 filters Forecast and scorecard data paid ₹399 a month
5 Tapetide Ready-made screens and AI help 62 preset screens; custom screener; FII/DII data No screen alerts; no formula language ₹499 a month
6 Finology Ticker Simple ratio queries Query screener over 1,200+ ratios Login required; 5 years of data on stock pages ₹299 a month
7 StockEdge Mobile scans, if you pay News, FII data, watchlists Scans are in paid plans ₹399 a month

Prices are in Indian rupees, checked 24 October 2026.

Screener.in: best free fundamental screener

Screener.in lets free users write screens as plain queries, such as "CFO to EBITDA last year > 100 AND Market Capitalization > 10000". Screens run on ten years of financial data, and over 10,000 user screens are public to copy.

  • Free: custom queries, 18 quick ratios, 2 screen alerts, 10 stock alerts, 15 comparison columns, follow up to 50 companies.
  • Paid adds: 60 quick ratios, custom ratios, result downloads, the industry filter, 75 screen alerts. Premium is ₹4,999 a year, annual only, with a full refund within 48 hours.
  • Pros: the most flexible free fundamental screener; large library of shared screens.
  • Cons: few technical filters (DMA and RSI screens exist); no analyst data to screen on; Android app only.
  • Best for: long-term investors who think in ratios.

Chartink: best free technical screener

Chartink is a web-based scan builder for technical and fundamental conditions on Indian stocks, with candlestick, Heikin-Ashi and Point and Figure charts.

  • Free: create your own scans and custom indicators; intraday timeframes from 5 minutes; price history back to 1980.
  • Paid adds: real-time scans, 1, 2 and 3 minute timeframes, private scans, and alerts by SMS, email or webhook. Premium is ₹780 for 30 days, ₹2,220 for 90 days or ₹8,500 a year, tax included.
  • Pros: the deepest free technical scan builder of the tools here; huge public scan library.
  • Cons: free scans show delayed data; no mobile app; fundamental scan fields are fewer than on fundamental screeners (about 40 listed in a 2017 post).
  • Best for: swing and intraday traders who build their own setups.

Trendlyne: many free filters and real-time screeners

Trendlyne's feature matrix lists 1,000+ screener parameters free and 3,000+ paid. Real-time screeners and FII/DII activity are free.

  • Free: 1,000+ parameters, 30 key metrics, real-time screeners, superstar portfolios, stock checklist score.
  • Paid adds: DVM score screeners, screener alerts, backtests, data downloads. GuruQ is ₹390 a month, or ₹1,890 a year with coupon SMARTINV.
  • Pros: 1,000+ free parameters with real-time screeners; AI-assisted screen creation.
  • Cons: screener alerts, DVM screeners and backtests are paid; no trial and no refunds on paid plans.
  • Best for: investors who want many point-and-pick filters and real-time screeners.

Tickertape: easiest free filters

Tickertape's equity screener covers 6,003 stocks with point-and-click filters. Its page data lists 247 filters in 13 categories, 178 of them free.

  • Free: 178 filters, saved screens, 8 key metrics per stock.
  • Paid adds: the other 69 filters, custom filters and universes, analyst forecasts, data export. Pro is ₹399 a month or ₹2,999 a year.
  • Pros: clean app rated 4.44★ from 70,133 Play Store ratings; filters explained in plain words.
  • Cons: no custom formulas on free; no refund if you cancel Pro.
  • Best for: beginners who prefer clicking to typing queries.

Tapetide: best for ready-made screens and AI screening

Tapetide's screener has 62 preset screens, from Quality Compounders to Below Book Value, each with a page listing today's matches. A custom screener covers fundamental and technical fields.

  • Free: all 62 presets, the custom screener and FII/DII data. Through the MCP server, Claude or ChatGPT can screen on 326 fundamental ratios within 50 free calls a day.
  • Paid: Starter ₹499 a month or ₹3,588 a year, mainly for more TapeAi and MCP use. 7-day trial at ₹0; non-refundable after.
  • Pros: about 8,000 NSE and BSE stocks; ask TapeAi to explain why a stock appears in a screen.
  • Cons: no screen or price alerts; no formula language like Screener.in's; no mobile app; younger platform with fewer reviews.
  • Best for: investors who want good starting screens without writing queries.

Finology Ticker: simple free query screener

Finology Ticker has a query-based screener over 1,200+ ratios, free once you log in. That is the largest free ratio count among the tools here. Finology says it covers 5,000+ companies.

  • Free: query screener, financial statements, ratios, peers and shareholding.
  • Paid: Finology ONE at ₹299 a month, GST included, adds valuation calculators and DuPont analysis.
  • Cons: login required; stock pages show 5 years and 5 quarters; prices delayed by 15 minutes; no price or screen alerts found.
  • Best for: investors who want the widest free ratio list in a query screener, with simple company pages.

StockEdge: strong scans, but not free

StockEdge has 500+ ready-made technical, fundamental, price, volume, candlestick and F&O scans. They are listed in its paid plans. The free sign-up covers news, FII data and personal watchlists.

  • Paid: Premium ₹399 a month, or ₹1,625 a year with the festive coupon SHUBH (24 October 2026; list about ₹250 a month); it includes only 2 custom scans. Pro ₹1,499 a month gives 50.
  • Pros: the best-rated app here, 4.53★ from 165,892 Play Store ratings.
  • Cons: scans are in paid plans only; no refunds and no trial.
  • Best for: mobile users willing to pay a low yearly price for ready-made scans.

Which should you choose?

  • Free fundamental screening with your own rules: Screener.in.
  • Free technical or intraday scans: Chartink.
  • The most free ratios in a query screener: Finology Ticker (1,200+).
  • Many free filters plus real-time screeners: Trendlyne (1,000+).
  • Easy clicking, no formulas: Tickertape.
  • Good ready-made screens, plus AI to explain results: Tapetide.
  • Scans on your phone, and you will pay a little: StockEdge.

Need AI on top of screening? See our AI stock analysis comparison. Paid plans for all of these are in one table in stock research subscription prices.

How we ranked them

We ranked only what each screener gives without payment, from the vendors' own pricing pages, feature matrices and help articles on 24 October 2026. Custom query power ranked highest, then data freshness, then free filter depth. Finology Ticker has the largest free ratio count but ranks lower because it needs login and its stock pages show 5 years of data. Vendor counts of filters and ratios are their own figures and are not counted the same way. Tapetide is our product; email support@tapetide.com if anything here is out of date. This page is for information only and is not investment advice.

Questions people ask

What is the best free stock screener in India?
Screener.in is the strongest free fundamental screener: you write your own queries on ten years of financial data. Chartink leads for free technical scans among the tools here. Finology Ticker's free query screener covers 1,200+ ratios, and Trendlyne lists 1,000+ free parameters with real-time screeners.
Which free screener is best for technical analysis?
Chartink. Its scans and charts are free, with intraday timeframes from 5 minutes. Free scans show delayed data; real-time scans, 1 to 3 minute timeframes and alerts need Premium.
Is Screener.in free?
Yes. The free Hobby Investor account includes custom query screens, 18 quick ratios, 2 screen alerts and 10 stock alerts. Premium at Rs 4,999 a year adds 60 quick ratios, custom ratios, result downloads and the industry filter.
How many filters does Tickertape give for free?
Tickertape's screener page data lists 247 filters, of which 178 are free and 69 are premium. Its marketing copy gives lower counts, such as 130.
Does StockEdge have a free screener?
No. StockEdge's free sign-up covers news, FII data and watchlists; its 500+ scans and custom scans are in paid plans, from Rs 399 a month.
Can I set alerts on a free screener?
Screener.in gives 2 free screen alerts. Chartink alerts are Premium-only. Trendlyne screener alerts are premium. Tapetide has no alerts feature.
Does Tapetide have a free stock screener?
Yes. Tapetide has 62 ready-made preset screens and a custom screener across fundamental and technical fields, free. It has no screen alerts and no custom formula language like Screener.in. Tapetide is our product.
Do I need to log in to use a free screener?
Finology Ticker requires login to use its screener. Other platforms ask you to sign in to save screens or set alerts. Check each site, since these rules change.
Which free screener has the most stocks?
Tapetide covers about 8,000 NSE and BSE stocks. Tickertape's screener lists 6,003 stocks and its universe is NSE-listed companies. Finology Ticker says 5,000+ companies; the others publish no exact count.

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