The plain-English alternative to TradingView's screener.
TradingView is built for charting, and its screener makes you set fields by hand. FinMav lets you describe the kind of company you want in plain English, ranks the matches, and shows every filter it applied. 3,000+ companies, 100+ metrics, no chart setup required.
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Filtered for dividend growers with low leverage, healthy free cash flow, and payout ratios under 60%.
Yield 3.0%, payout 60%, D/E 0.42 — defensive payer with reliable FCF.
4.2% dividend growth, payout 58% — durable consumer cash machine.
2.9% yield, FCF Yield 4.2% — payout safe but D/E above target.
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FinMav vs TradingView, feature by feature
TradingView leads on charts and technical tooling. FinMav rebuilds stock screening around plain English and transparency — so you describe what you want and see exactly how it was applied.
| Capability | FinMav AI screener · transparent | TradingView Charting-first platform |
|---|---|---|
| Natural-language screening | ||
| Shows the exact filters it applied | ||
| Explains ambiguous terms | ||
| Dropped-constraint warnings | ||
| Auto result audit / Screen Critic | ||
| AI-scored / ranked results | ||
| No complex filter UI to learn | ||
| Generous free tier (no signup) | ||
| 100+ fundamental screening metrics | ||
| Full US stock coverage | ||
| Advanced charting & drawing tools | ||
| Custom indicator scripting (Pine Script) |
Comparison reflects core screening capabilities as of 2026. Not investment advice.
Why investors switch from TradingView for screening
Keep TradingView for charts if you like — reach for FinMav when you need to find ideas fast.
Built for screening, not charting
TradingView is a charting platform with a screener attached — powerful, but filter-driven and made for traders watching candles. FinMav is screening-first: describe the kind of company you want and get a ranked shortlist, no chart setup required.
It shows its work
TradingView's screener silently applies whatever fields you set. FinMav surfaces every filter it used, explains ambiguous terms, and warns when a requirement couldn’t be enforced — so you trust the result instead of second-guessing it.
Screen Critic catches the traps
An automatic audit flags value traps, sector overconcentration, and contradictory filters before you act — a safety net a raw field-based screener doesn’t give you.
FinMav vs TradingView — common questions
What is the difference between FinMav and TradingView?
TradingView is a charting and technical-analysis platform with a built-in field-based screener. FinMav is a dedicated AI stock screener: you describe what you want in plain English, and it builds the filters, ranks the results, and shows exactly how it screened — without charts to configure.
Can FinMav replace TradingView's stock screener?
For fundamental and quantitative screening across 3,000+ US companies and 100+ metrics, FinMav replaces the screener workflow and adds plain-English input, transparency, and an automatic result audit. Investors who also need advanced charting often keep TradingView for charts and use FinMav to find ideas.
Is FinMav cheaper than TradingView?
TradingView paid plans run from $12.95 to $199.95 per month. FinMav Pro is $19/month with unlimited screening, and you get 5 free AI queries with no signup and no credit card, so you can test it before paying.
Who should use TradingView instead of FinMav?
Active traders who live in price charts — building technical setups, drawing tools, multi-timeframe analysis, and custom Pine Script indicators — should use TradingView. FinMav is the better fit for investors who want to find quality companies by fundamentals quickly and transparently.
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