Ebitta vs Tickertape
Tickertape is best at easy screening across stocks and funds, and portfolio analysis. Ebitta does something narrower: ready daily technical lists for NSE and BSE, explained.
| Tickertape | Ebitta | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Easy screening across stocks and funds, and portfolio analysis. | Daily technical lists after the close, explained in plain words |
| Price | Free plan. Pro ₹399 a month, ₹899 for 3 months or ₹2,999 a year (web prices). | Free (a Google sign-in opens full lists and charts) |
| Data | The equity screener appears to update once a day; alerts are advertised as live. | End of day: after every NSE and BSE close |
| Phone | Android and iOS apps. | Phone-first website; add it to your home screen |
Choose Tickertape when
- You want to screen mutual funds and ETFs as well as stocks.
- You want to link and analyse your whole portfolio.
- You prefer a polished app.
Choose Ebitta when
- You want technical setups (breakouts, momentum, confluence) explained, not only filters.
- You want breadth and sector strength after every close.
- You want new listings, circuits and surveillance stocks with their risks, free.
Many traders use both: one to research or trade, the other for the day's lists.
About Ebitta
Ebitta is a free end-of-day screener for NSE and BSE: breakouts and near-breakouts (daily and weekly), momentum over 1 week to 1 year, 52-week highs, delivery buying, confluence (price, MACD, RSI, volume and relative strength together), sector and index breadth, and a Microcaps tab for new IPO, SME, circuit and surveillance stocks with their risks in plain words. It updates after every close. Free with a Google sign-in; no plan. It does not do intraday scans, custom rules or fundamentals.
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