Pricing
Two plans, the same product. Here is what each costs, what you get for it, what stays free whatever you do, and how to get your money back if it isn't for you.
Paying monthly for a year costs $179.88. The annual plan is $99 — you save $80.88, about 45%, and it works out at $8.25 a month.
Start your 7-day Pro trialA card is required to start the trial, and Dodo Payments holds it — the number never touches this site. You are not charged for 7 days, we email you before the first charge, and cancelling any time before then costs you nothing. At the end the account becomes Free — your watchlist, portfolio and saved screens stay exactly where they are.
- 30-day refund, no questions asked. Email us within 30 days of a charge and we refund it. You don't have to justify it and we won't try to talk you out of it.
- Cancel in two clicks, keep what you paid for. Cancelling stops the next charge; Pro stays on until the end of the period you already paid for.
- Your price never moves. Whatever you sign up at is what you keep paying, for as long as you stay subscribed. If the list price goes up later, it goes up for new members — nothing here ever re-prices a live subscription.
- No card details touch this site. Checkout is handled by Dodo Payments. TickerWorth never sees or stores your card details — the payment happens entirely on Dodo Payments’s own hosted page.
What Pro includes
The analysis is free, and it is the whole analysis: the fair value, every assumption behind it with the SEC filing it came from, the discount rate and the sensitivity band around it, and a reverse-DCF of the growth today's price already implies. You can read all of that on any company page without an account.
Pro is not a better read of the same company. It is the tools for working with it — change the assumptions and watch the value move, weight the scenarios, screen the whole universe, track what you own, and get told when something shifts.
- The committee memoThe call, the argument for it, and — stated first — what would break it.
- Bear / base / bull, weightedThree scenarios with the probability weights the model actually uses, not three numbers with no odds attached.
- The editable DCFChange our growth, margin and horizon — not just the discount rate — and watch the fair value move. It is our engine recomputing, not a spreadsheet approximation of it.
- 12-month and 3–5 year estimatesPlus the daily→yearly outlook strip.
- The six score pillars, opened upEvery pillar's inputs, its weight, and the peer set it was ranked against.
- The whole screen, not the first tenFree runs every filter against the real universe and sees the first ten matches. Pro gets all of them, unlimited saved screens, and the CSV.
- Alerts, and the full peer tablePrice and valuation alerts on your watchlist, portfolio alerts on what you hold, and the complete comparable table on every company.
- The model, downloadableThe whole DCF as a workbook — every year, every assumption, yours to argue with offline.
- Portfolio analysisYour holdings scored, valued and stress-tested against the same engine, with unlimited positions.
What stays free, forever
Not a trial of these — they don't expire and they don't need a card.
- The fair value, the market price, and the gap between them
- Every assumption behind that number, with the SEC filing and accession number it came from
- The discount rate, the terminal growth rate, the sensitivity band — and a live slider on every company page that moves the discount rate and shows the real engine result
- A reverse-DCF: the growth today's price already implies
- The TickerWorth Score for any covered company, ranked against real peers
- Delayed price, chart and recent headlines, and what the company does in plain English
- The screener — every filter, against the whole universe, with the first ten matches and the honest total beside them
- A watchlist, and a portfolio of up to ten holdings with market value, gain/loss and weights
- The newsroom and the market calendar — the real published dates, not a cadence string
- Ten years of filed financials, recent insider trades, and a real chart with the 50- and 200-day averages
- Unlimited pages for every company we cover — no meter, no account, no ads (a ticker we haven't modelled yet is valued live, five a day)
- The whole method, and one company where every paid section is open to everybody
Check our work before you pay for it
Every paid section — the memo, the year-by-year DCF, every assumption with the filing it came from, the WACC dial, the reverse DCF, the scenarios, the peer table, the workbook — is open to everybody, permanently, on one company. No account, no trial, no expiry.
Read the full Apple valuation → · How every number here is built →
The questions people actually ask
- Is this investment advice?
- No. It is an educational valuation tool. It doesn't tell anyone what to buy or sell, and nobody here is a licensed adviser. Every number is a model output with its assumptions printed beside it.
- What happens to my data if I cancel?
- Your account, watchlist and portfolio stay. You drop back to the free tier — you don't lose what you saved.
- Can I pay monthly and switch to annual later?
- Yes. Cancel the monthly plan and start the annual one whenever you like. We never migrate or re-price a subscription behind your back, which is the same rule that protects your price.
- Do you have a track record I can check?
- Not yet, and we won't invent one. The methodology page states exactly that, and exactly how it will be measured when there is enough forward time to measure it.
- Something looks wrong. Who do I tell?
- hello@tickerworth.com — corrections are the most useful thing this project receives.
Educational DCF estimates from public filings and market data — not investment advice.