Intrinsic value toolkit
Work with reverse DCF, DCF, Peter Lynch fair value and earnings power value to estimate what a stock is really worth before buying.
AI stock screener with backtesting
Filter the market with AI-driven presets and custom filters, and backtest screens to see how they would have performed.
Curated stock ideas
Browse 360+ automated stock ideas across categories like moat stocks, quality grower and undervalued names, refreshed regularly.
Insiders and super investors
Track super-investor portfolios and insider buying and selling to see where informed money is moving.
Portfolio and market dashboards
Monitor holdings with a portfolio tracker, earnings calendar, stock heatmap, charts and quality ratings in one place.
ValueSense is a stock analysis platform built for value-oriented investors who want hedge-fund-style analytics without a hedge-fund budget. It pulls valuation models, screeners, quality metrics and market signals into a single workspace, so you can move from idea generation to deeper research without juggling ten different tabs. The core premise is intrinsic value: rather than chasing price momentum, ValueSense helps you estimate what a business is worth and compare that estimate against the market.
The toolkit centers on intrinsic-value calculators — reverse DCF, DCF, Peter Lynch fair value and earnings power value — alongside a stock screener with AI filters and backtesting, quality ratings, AI earnings analysis, a stock heatmap, an insiders tracker and super-investor profiles. A stock ideas section surfaces 360+ automated ideas across categories such as moat stocks, quality growers and undervalued small caps, giving you a running start on research.
ValueSense also includes a portfolio tracker and earnings calendar so you can monitor holdings and catalysts in the same place. Plans run from a free starting tier up to Explorer, Pro and Enterprise levels, with the more advanced tools and premium ideas unlocked at higher tiers. The company stresses that ValueSense is a data and analytics provider, not a broker or adviser, so any investment decision remains your own.
