Free and Pro

What each plan sees, and why the line sits where it does.

The short version

FreePro
Today's gemspositions 4 and 5 of the top fiveall of them, every sector, both exchanges
The three highest-scoringwithheld, with a countshown
Any ticker you searchthe page, without our scorethe score and all three pillars
Track record countsyesyes
Track record listthe ones that cleared the thresholdevery outcome, flat and falling included
Sweep archivenoyes
Deep-dive reportsnoyes
AI chatnoyes
Watchlist, paper trades, trade setupnoyes
Daily emailyesyes

Why the boundary is shaped this way

The counts are always free. "2 of 58 calls are up 15% or more" is the argument for the product. Putting the evidence behind the paywall would leave only the claim, and a claim without evidence is worth nothing to either of us.

Free sees positions four and five, not one to three. A list that starts at the top and stops feels complete — you would not know what you were missing. Showing the middle of the top five demonstrates that the rows are real while making the gap visible and countable.

Searching any ticker stays open; our judgement does not. You can look up any stock and read the price, the chart, the filings and the news — that is public information and it is the fastest way to see whether GemRadar knows the stocks you care about. The score and the three pillars are our work, and reading them one ticker at a time is reading the ranking. That part is Pro.

Withheld rows are withheld, not blurred. Rows a free account does not get are absent from the response, not sent and covered over in the interface. Blurring would hand the data to anyone who opens developer tools, and we would have paid the data provider for the privilege.

Paying

$29 a month, or $290 a year — two months free. Cancel monthly. There is also a Enterprise tier at $99 for data export, API access and custom sweep universes; that one is built on request, so talk to us if it is what you need.