MarketPing vs Screener.in
Screener.in is India's best-known free fundamentals database — and it is built for looking backwards. Its alerts arrive by batch email (price alerts around 2 PM daily; the free tier's delivery is literally labelled "Delayed" on its own pricing page), there is no WhatsApp channel, and announcements arrive as raw exchange PDFs with no AI summary attached.
MarketPing is built for the moment news breaks: every NSE & BSE filing for your companies is AI-summarised, importance-scored and delivered to WhatsApp within minutes — with price-reaction history showing how the stock moved after similar announcements. Screener has no equivalent of any of that, at any price.
Screener remains stronger on raw screening depth — its custom ratio equations over 10+ years of data and 50,000+ community screens are genuinely good. But if the reason you research stocks is to act on what companies announce, a database you check tomorrow can't compete with an alert you read today.
At a glance
| Capability | MarketPing | Screener.in |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time filing alerts on WhatsApp | ✓Every NSE & BSE filing for your companies, delivered on WhatsApp within minutes of the exchange publishing it — on every plan, including free. | ✗No WhatsApp channel exists. Alerts are email — daily batches (price alerts ~2 PM; free tier delivery labelled "Delayed") — plus opt-in browser/app push. |
| AI summary on every announcement | ✓Every alert carries an AI summary in plain English plus an importance score, so you read the two lines that matter instead of the 40-page PDF. | ✗Announcements arrive as raw exchange PDFs. Screener AI is a separate pay-per-question chat (typically ₹10–30 per answer) you must ask yourself. |
| Importance scoring / noise filtering | ✓Importance scoring on every announcement + AI category and signal tags — routine reg-30 noise is separated from market-moving news. | ◐Keyword (phrase) alerts let you filter announcements by words you predefine — no scoring of what matters. |
| Price-reaction history on announcements | ✓Built-in price-reaction history: how the stock actually moved after past announcements, across 14 horizons from 5 minutes to 6 months. | ✗Not offered — announcements carry no data on how the stock reacted (verified across features, pricing, filings feed and changelog, Jul 2026). |
| Earnings-call analysis | ✓AI earnings-call analysis per company: tone trajectory across quarters, guidance tracking, and a said-vs-did comparison against reported numbers. | ◐Transcripts since 2021 + AI Concall Notes (condensed transcript). Free tier: 10 notes/month; unlimited on ₹4,999/yr premium. |
| Custom-formula stock screening | ✓108 metrics, two authoring modes — a visual ALL/ANY builder and a free-text formula language with cross-field arithmetic (e.g. ttm_net_profit / ttm_revenue * 100 > 12) — plus saveable custom metrics and an alerts screener that screens announcements themselves. | ✓Its signature strength: free-form ratio equations, custom ratios and columns, 50,000+ community screens. |
| Financial history depth | ◐10 years of financials (2016–2026) across 5,400+ NSE & BSE companies, quarterly and annual. | ✓10+ years of financials — the benchmark free fundamentals database for Indian stocks. |
| Peer comparison | ✓Peer comparison on the company page across fundamentals and valuation. | ◐Basic peers free (15 columns); detailed peer comparison is premium-only (55 columns). |
| Macro & market context | ✓Results calendar, economic calendar, NSDL FPI flows and a daily AI market briefing built in. | ✗Company fundamentals only — no economic calendar, FPI flows or market briefings. |
| Free tier | ✓Free forever for 3 companies — with the same real-time WhatsApp alerts and AI summaries as paid plans. | ✓Generous free tier (follow 50 companies) — but with delayed email delivery and capped AI notes. |
Competitor capabilities and pricing verified from their public websites and documentation on 25 July 2026; they may change. MarketPing figures are from live product data on the same date.
The speed gap is structural, not incremental
Screener.in's alerting is email-first and batch-based by design: its own changelog describes price alert emails arriving "every day around 2 PM" and keyword alerts as daily summaries, and its pricing page sells premium partly on upgrading from "Delayed" to "Prioritised" email. If a company announces an order win at 9:20 AM, Screener's email model tells you after the market has already repriced the stock.
MarketPing watches the exchange feeds continuously and pushes the filing to your WhatsApp within minutes, already summarised and scored. The difference isn't polish — it's whether the information reaches you while it is still actionable.
Reading filings vs having them read to you
On Screener, an announcement is a link to the exchange PDF; understanding it is your job, and Screener AI charges per question to help. MarketPing inverts this: the AI reads every filing first and sends you the two-line version with an importance score, category and signals — and a tap opens the full analysis with the price chart and reaction history around the event.
MarketPing also answers the question Screener never touches: "so what happens to the price?" Every alert links to how the stock actually moved after similar past announcements, across 14 horizons from 5 minutes to 6 months.
The screening gap is smaller than you think
Screener.in's custom query language is rightly praised — and MarketPing has the same capability class. Its formula editor is a free-text query language over 108 metrics with cross-field arithmetic (write "ttm_net_profit / ttm_revenue * 100 > 12 AND ratio_debt_equity < 0.5"), AND/OR/NOT with parentheses, syntax highlighting and live validation; a visual ALL/ANY builder with a plain-English query summary covers the cases where you don't want to type expressions. Custom metrics — your own named ratios — become first-class fields usable in filters, columns and other formulas, exactly like Screener's custom ratios.
Where Screener.in genuinely keeps an edge: 10+ years of history to MarketPing's 10, and above all its 50,000+ community-shared screens built up over a decade — a library MarketPing doesn't have. MarketPing's counter is a screener Screener doesn't have at all: the alerts screener, which runs the same query model over corporate announcements themselves, joined to fundamentals.
The practical answer for many investors: screen wherever you like, but let MarketPing watch what your shortlist announces — because that is the part Screener structurally cannot do in real time.
Pricing compared
| MarketPing | Screener.in | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Free: 3 companies, real-time WhatsApp alerts + AI summaries included | Free: follow 50 companies, 10 stock alerts, "Delayed" email delivery, 10 concall notes/mo |
| Paid plan | Investor ₹199/mo (₹1,910/yr) · 30 companies. Trader ₹599/mo (₹5,750/yr) · 100 companies | Premium ₹4,999/yr: unlimited follows, prioritised (still batch) email, unlimited concall notes, ₹500 of Screener AI credits |
| AI usage | AI summaries on every alert, included in all plans | Screener AI is pay-per-use (~₹10–30 per answer) beyond the premium credit |
Frequently asked questions
Does Screener.in send WhatsApp alerts?
No. As of July 2026 Screener.in has no WhatsApp channel — its alerts are email (daily batches; the free tier's delivery is labelled "Delayed" on its pricing page) plus optional browser/app push notifications. MarketPing delivers every filing to WhatsApp within minutes on all plans, including the free one.
Does Screener.in summarise announcements with AI?
Not automatically. Announcements appear as raw exchange PDFs. Screener AI is a separate pay-per-question chat (typically ₹10–30 per answer) for documents you open yourself, and AI Concall Notes condense transcripts (capped at 10/month free). MarketPing attaches an AI summary and importance score to every single alert at no extra cost.
Is MarketPing's screener as deep as Screener.in's?
On query capability they are the same class: MarketPing has a free-text formula language over 108 metrics with cross-field arithmetic (e.g. ttm_net_profit / ttm_revenue * 100 > 12), AND/OR/NOT logic, a visual ALL/ANY builder, and custom metrics that become first-class fields — matching Screener.in's custom ratios and equations. Screener.in's real edge is its 50,000+ community-shared screen library. MarketPing's counter-edge is a screener over announcements themselves plus price-reaction data on every result.
Which shows how a stock reacted to an announcement?
Only MarketPing. Screener.in has no price-reaction or event-impact feature (verified across its features page, pricing, filings feed and changelog as of July 2026). MarketPing shows the actual price move after each announcement across 14 horizons, and its Reaction Lab aggregates how similar announcements have historically moved stocks.
Can I use MarketPing and Screener.in together?
Yes, and many investors do exactly that: Screener for occasional deep-dive ratio research, MarketPing to know the moment any of their companies files something that matters — with the AI summary and likely impact already attached. MarketPing's free plan (3 companies, full real-time alerts) makes trying the combination free.
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Try what Screener.in can't do
MarketPing watches every NSE & BSE filing in real time — results, dividends, buybacks, order wins — AI-summarised with likely price impact and delivered to your WhatsApp within minutes.
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