FASTGraphs Review 2026: Is It Worth It for Stock Research?

An honest FASTGraphs review from a former Seeking Alpha analyst, covering pricing, the Blended P/E valuation method, the Analyst Scorecard, and who should (and shouldn't) subscribe.

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Garrett Duyck

7/19/20262 min read

FASTGraphs Review: Quick Verdict

FASTGraphs is a stock valuation platform that plots a company's earnings history against its stock price to show whether the stock is cheap or expensive relative to its own past. Garrett has used it as a practicing investor and former Seeking Alpha analyst, it was the foundation for a Meta strong-buy call that returned 220% versus the S&P 500's 71% over the same period, and a solo bearish call on Gladstone Land that has since fallen 65%.

Current pricing (verified July 2026): Basic plan: $19.95/month, or $15.95/month billed annually ($191.50/year). Premium plan: $49.95/month, or $40.00/month billed annually ($480/year). Use code AFFILIATE25 for 25% off, bringing Basic to roughly $12/month. 7-day free trial available, no credit card required.

Basic covers everything most individual investors need: the Historical Chart, Blended P/E valuation, Forecasting Calculator, Analyst Scorecard, and FG Score. Premium adds three extra valuation metrics, advanced screening, and broker-linked portfolios, useful, but most of that data is available elsewhere for less. Who it is for: self-directed investors researching individual stocks and ETFs who want to reach a buy or reject decision faster than a spreadsheet allows. Who should look elsewhere: index fund investors, momentum traders, and anyone who wants written analyst commentary or crowdsourced opinions, FASTGraphs is data only.

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