Tickerbot vs Benzinga Pro

A modern Benzinga Pro alternative

Benzinga Pro is built for news and squawk-box style alerts. Tickerbot is built for stacked-condition alerts you describe in plain English — and Benzinga's analyst ratings are built in. For most retail traders, Tickerbot covers what you actually use Benzinga for.

Side-by-side comparison

FeatureTickerbotBenzinga Pro
Best at Stacked-condition alerts in plain EnglishReal-time news squawk
Custom multi-condition alerts One sentence, unlimited conditionsLimited filter UI
Analyst ratings (Benzinga data) Built-in: consensus, upgrades, price targets Native source
Cross-asset (crypto, FX, commodities) 20 FX, 100 crypto, gold, oil, treasuriesStocks-focused
Insider trading alerts SEC Form 4 with cluster detectionBasic feed
Mobile app iOS nativeApp exists
Pricing $39.99/mo with 14-day free trial$197/mo Essential, $457/mo Options Mentorship

Where Tickerbot wins

Benzinga's data without Benzinga's price

Tickerbot ingests Benzinga's analyst rating feed directly — consensus ratings, individual upgrades, price targets, the works. You get the data that powers Benzinga Pro's ratings tab, embedded into alerts you write yourself, at a fraction of the price.

Example
Two or more upgrades in the last week on a stock with a fresh breakout and EPS estimates revised up
2 stocks match: AVGO, AMD. Both with breakout + cluster upgrades.

Stacked alerts, not just news

Benzinga Pro is great if you want every news headline as it happens. Tickerbot is great if you want to be told only when news + price + volume + ratings line up. Two different jobs. Most retail traders want the second.

Example
Any small-cap with positive news today, volume above 3× average, and a recent analyst upgrade
1 match: TLRY. FDA news + 4× volume + Stifel upgrade.

Try Tickerbot free

14-day free trial. No credit card. See how stacked alerts feel different from a news firehose.