Know What a Stock Is Really Worth
The hard numbers behind a company reveal what a stock may really be worth. Combine fair value with our quality score, save promising companies to your watchlist, and use proven tools to build a better portfolio.
Charles Schwab+22%Details →Price $96.70Fair value $118Details →
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Frequently Asked Questions
View all →Is it still worth investing in stocks now?
That depends less on the calendar than on the price. We calculate the fair value of about 35,000+ stocks every day and show how far the whole market, each sector and each single stock sit from it. An expensive market does not rule out undervalued single stocks, it only changes how much you put in at once. See the market and the cheap sectors →
What is Fair Value Calculator?
Fair Value Calculator estimates what a stock is really worth from its fundamentals, not its daily price. For about 35,000+ stocks worldwide it shows a fair value, a quality score and how much evidence backs each estimate, so you can spot over- and undervalued companies at a glance. See the methodology →
How is a stock's fair value calculated?
We estimate a company's intrinsic worth from 26 independent valuation models running on its reported financials, then blend them into one figure weighted by how much trustworthy data backs it. That way the result never hangs on a single formula. See the methodology →
What can I use for free?
Browsing, searching and valuing individual stocks is free and needs no sign-up. For any stock you get the fair value, quality score, evidence status and the bear, base and bull range, plus a free watchlist for a handful of names.
What additional features are included with Pro?
Pro (€9.90 per month or €99 a year, first month €1) adds the full screener across 35,000+ stocks, watchlist alerts when a holding turns over- or undervalued, diversification and market-valuation checks, and every quality factor. You can cancel anytime. See Pro →
Is fair value a buy recommendation?
No. A fair value is an analytical estimate of what a business is worth, not advice to buy, hold or sell. It is a starting point for your own research. Nothing on the site is financial advice, and past results are no guarantee of future outcomes.