Tickerbot vs Stock Rover

A modern Stock Rover alternative

Stock Rover is great for deep fundamental research and portfolio analysis. Tickerbot is for the alerting half of the workflow — telling you when fundamentals and technicals line up so you don't have to check every day.

Side-by-side comparison

FeatureTickerbotStock Rover
Best at Plain-English alertsPortfolio research and rebalance analysis
Custom alerts (multi-condition) One sentence, unlimited conditionsLimited screener-based alerts
Mobile app iOS nativeWeb only
Real-time prices 5-minute updates during market hours15-minute delayed on standard tier
Cross-asset (FX, crypto, commodities) Built-inEquities only
Analyst ratings (Benzinga) Built-in: upgrades, price targetsLimited
Macro indicators in alerts Fed funds, treasuries, CPI, NFPNot in alerts
Pricing $39.99/mo with 14-day free trial$28/mo Essentials, $40/mo Premium Plus

Where Tickerbot wins

Alerts that actually wake you up

Stock Rover is great if you want to log in once a quarter and rebalance. Tickerbot is great if you want to be told the moment any of your watchlist stocks hit your buy zone, raise their dividend, or get downgraded — without logging in at all.

Example
Any of my watchlist stocks where the P/E just dropped below 15 and the dividend yield is above 3%
JPM hit P/E 14.2, yield 3.1%. First match in 4 months.

Cross-asset, not just equities

Stock Rover focuses on US equities. Tickerbot covers FX, crypto, commodities, and macro indicators in the same alert — for investors who want a single tool that doesn't care which asset class is moving today.

Example
Notify me when the 10-year treasury yield crosses above 4.5%
10Y hit 4.52%, first cross above 4.5% in 38 days.

Try Tickerbot free

14-day trial, no credit card. The alerting layer Stock Rover is missing.