One plan. It pays for work, not access.
US-listed companies, and a nightly monitoring service that runs on your behalf whether or not you log in.
Yearly
Best value
$228USD a year
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Monthly
$29USD a month
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The trial
14 days, card required. First charge on day 15; cancel before then and pay nothing. Discount codes apply at checkout.
- Source trail on every number for the few thousand companies: formula, inputs, filing date, mismatch badge
- Guardrails re-tested nightly at 23:30 UTC, breach math attached
- Piotroski, Altman and Beneish, computed as published and shown test by test
- A DCF workbench: editable assumptions, saved diffable versions
- Screening across thousands of listings, every result carrying its forensic scores and its evidence tier
- Watchlists, a weekly brief, an inbox that stays quiet unless your reasons changed
- Every figure dated, n/a where a number is missing, and a data-issue link that reaches a person
30 days, full refund. Cancel in one click, anytime. Miss an alert by more than a day and the last two months are refunded.
Fair questions
Which market does this cover?
United States only: NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX. No coverage outside it.
How much of the universe has filed accounts behind it?
most, but not all, of the companies we list. Only those get a source trail, a recomputation and nightly monitoring; every other listing is marked by tier before you read a number.
What happens if I cancel?
One click, one question about why, no retention call. Nothing is charged during the trial; afterwards, access runs to the end of the period you paid for. Your theses, guardrails and watchlists stay exactly as you left them.
Is this investment advice?
No. ValueMarkers is a research tool and the judgment stays yours: a DCF fair value is arithmetic on assumptions you enter, a score is a percentile rank against the covered universe, and a verified figure opens into the filing behind it. Nothing here recommends buying or selling. Read the disclaimer.