Kscope · deep dive · 2026-10-22
Stock Analysis is a retail fundamentals page. The statement they attribute to Fiscal.ai is the filings job. S&P consensus, TipRanks, and the tape stay a license.
The row stays slice. As-reported financials, transcripts, N-PORT holdings, and corporate actions from filings are live. They name Fiscal.ai as a statement source, and that is the same filings job. A forecast we train on that history is our model. S&P consensus, TipRanks analyst history, and the CBOE and consolidated-tape prices stay a license. Pro is 79 dollars a year, or 9.99 dollars a month. The financial-sources page names two defaults, and both sentences are left as printed.
| Feature | Stock Analysis | Kscope | |
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| What an investor opens | Stock Analysis is an all-in-one stock site: prices, news, financials, forecasts, charts, a screener, watchlists, portfolios, alerts, analyst ratings and price targets, ETF holdings, dividends, corporate actions, and transcripts. The homepage market strip is dated 22 October 2026. Pro is the paid cut of the same site. Pro copy says over 5 million investors each month. Coverage is over 130,000 tradable symbols, including Nasdaq, NYSE, CBOE, and OTC. | As-reported financials, transcripts, N-PORT holdings, and corporate actions from filings are live. They name Fiscal.ai as a statement source, and that is the same filings job. | Match |
| The price | Free is 0. Pro is 6.58 dollars a month when billed annually. The FAQ says 79 dollars per year, or 9.99 dollars a month. Unlimited is 16.58 dollars a month when billed annually. The page does not print Unlimited's annual total. A 60-day money-back. The FAQ says the only differences are download, watchlist size, and alert caps. | A retail seat on the filing book can sit at that price. The licensed forecast inside Pro stays theirs. | Match |
| Feature | Stock Analysis | Kscope | |
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| The data-sources page | Updated 14 June 2026. Fundamentals are S&P Global Market Intelligence, global, hours after earnings, and Fiscal.ai, for the US, Canada, and Europe, minutes after earnings. Downloads also come from Nasdaq Data Link and Financial Modeling Prep. Forecasts, price targets, and consensus ratings are S&P Global, sourced from Wall Street analysts. Individual analyst history is TipRanks. ETF holdings are Finnhub, else Financial Modeling Prep. Dividends are S&P Global. Corporate actions are Nasdaq Data Link via Sharadar. Transcripts are Quartr. Prices are real-time CBOE and delayed open and close from Nasdaq UTP, with a 15-minute delay. Private-company secondary prices are Hiive. | The Fiscal.ai statement is the filing extract, and that extract is live, about 473,000 face-statement filing-rows. Calls are 264,816 pointers as of 2026-10-14. N-PORT holdings are 84.4 million raw rows. A corporate action in the filing is the same document. | Ahead |
| The financial-sources page disagrees with itself | Updated 29 April 2026. The table repeats S&P for global names with 10 years they can show, Fiscal.ai for the US, Canada, and Europe with 20 years, Nasdaq Data Link for the US with 30-plus years, and Financial Modeling Prep for global names with 40-plus years. One paragraph says S&P Global Market Intelligence is the default data provider for the site. A later paragraph says Fiscal.ai is the default data provider for financial statements, though S&P is still an option. Free users see 5 years of S&P history and paid users up to 10, because S&P does not allow downloads. | A forecast we train on the filing history is our model. Their S&P default and their Fiscal.ai default are both printed, and this page does not pick one. | Partial |
| Feature | Stock Analysis | Kscope | |
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| Consensus, analyst history, and the tape | S&P supplies the forecast and the consensus rating. TipRanks supplies individual analyst stats. CBOE supplies real-time prices. Nasdaq UTP supplies the delayed consolidated print. Hiive supplies private secondary prices. | S&P consensus, TipRanks analyst history, and the CBOE and consolidated-tape prices stay a license. A private secondary print stays theirs. | Beside |
Ahead The feature is data we already hold, in a form an investor can use.
Match Both products do this.
Partial We hold the filing or the extract, and not their finished screen.
Gap They ship it. We do not.
Beside S&P consensus and the S&P statement where that is the feed, TipRanks, CBOE, Nasdaq UTP, and Hiive stay a license. The filing extract they also attribute to Fiscal.ai is the book we hold.