Finviz is the screener most traders open first — a fast, visual way to filter thousands of stocks by price, volume, and technicals in seconds. Elite adds real-time data and deeper screening on top of the free version. If you're deciding whether Elite is worth paying for, you'll find the current Finviz discount below, plus our independent review and a closer look at what Elite actually costs.
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SAVE 37%
Real-time data, advanced screeners, and an ad-free interface — $24.96/mo billed annually (37% off) with a 7-day free trial.
Redemption guide
This deal applies automatically through the link above — there's no code to copy. You still need to see the correct plan, billing period, and reduced total together in Finviz's order summary before you pay.
Step 1
Click the button above to land on Finviz Elite's signup page with the current offer already applied — there's no coupon field anywhere on Finviz's checkout to look for.
Step 2
Switch to annual billing on the signup page. The roughly 37% saving is baked into the annual price itself, not added as a separate discount step.
Step 3
You can start the free 7-day trial from the same signup flow before your card is charged — cancel within 7 days if Elite turns out not to be for you.
Step 4
Check the price shown is the discounted annual rate (around $24.96/mo billed yearly), not the standard monthly rate, before you enter payment details.
Recheck the expiry, selected plan, billing period, and new-customer or upgrade rules. Try clicking through the link above again instead of navigating to Finviz directly — the discount is tied to that referral link. If the price still doesn't reflect the offer, report the problem to Hello@daytradingtoolkit.com so the listing can be checked.
Savings strategy
Finviz doesn't run flashy year-round promos — its real savings come from two dependable levers: annual billing, which runs about 37% cheaper than paying monthly, and its once-a-year Black Friday sale, which has landed around 50% off annual Elite.
Paying annually runs about 37% cheaper than month-to-month — that's true whether or not a seasonal sale is live, so it's the baseline every Finviz buyer should start from.
Finviz's Black Friday sale has landed around 50% off annual Elite — its biggest confirmed discount of the year. If you can hold off until late November, it beats the standing annual rate by a wide margin.
Unlike some competitors that charge for a "trial," Finviz's is genuinely free for 7 days. Use it to actually test real-time data, screening, and alerts before annual billing locks you in.
Finviz's first major public Black Friday promotion only appeared in 2025 — this is a young pattern, not a decade-old tradition. Treat it as a likely opportunity, not a guarantee, and check the current offer above before planning around it.
Sales and lower-cost access
Finviz has the smallest sale calendar of the platforms we track — annual billing and Black Friday are its two dependable discounts. Here's what's confirmed, and what the free trial actually costs.
Annual Billing Discount
Year-round
Approximately 37% cheaper than paying monthly
Free Elite Trial
Year-round
7 days free
Summer Sale
June–August
Around $100 off annual Elite — approximately 33% off
Black Friday Sale
Late November
Around 50% off annual Elite
Cyber Monday Extension
Late November–early December
Usually the same Black Friday price, when offered
Yes — new accounts get a genuine 7-day free trial with full Elite access, no separate trial fee. It auto-renews into a paid subscription using the payment method you signed up with, so cancel before day 7 if you just want to test it.
Finviz also runs a permanent free experience with fewer paid capabilities than Elite. Use it to decide whether Elite's real-time data, advanced screening, alerts, exports, and ad-free workflow are actually worth the subscription for you.
Prices, eligibility, and renewal terms can change. Confirm the final details at checkout before paying. Visit the official Finviz website to confirm current terms.
There is currently 1 Finviz deal available through DayTradingToolkit. It does not require a coupon code; use the relevant deal link above.
Most likely you're looking at monthly billing instead of annual — the roughly 37% saving only kicks in once you toggle to annual on the Elite signup page. If it still looks wrong, go back and click through from this page again rather than going to finviz.com directly.
Head to the Subscription page in your account and cancel from there. This stops the next renewal but doesn't cut you off immediately — your Elite access continues through the end of the period you already paid for.
Yes — new accounts get a genuine 7-day free trial with full Elite access, no separate trial fee. It auto-renews into a paid subscription using the payment method you signed up with, so cancel before day 7 if you just want to test it.
Finviz also runs a permanent free experience with fewer paid capabilities than Elite. Use it to decide whether Elite's real-time data, advanced screening, alerts, exports, and ad-free workflow are actually worth the subscription for you.
We might. If you click through an eligible link and subscribe, DayTradingToolkit can earn a commission at no extra cost to you. That relationship doesn't buy favorable coverage — our reviews and comparisons are written independently of which partners pay us.
The active Finviz offer does not currently require a promo code. Follow the relevant deal link and confirm the advertised saving in the provider's order summary.
Only within the first 30 days, and only if you email support@finviz.com with a written request. After 30 days — including on annual plans — Finviz payments are non-refundable, so don't wait months to decide it's not for you.
Yes, though it's a newer pattern — Finviz's first major public Black Friday promotion only appeared in 2025, landing around 50% off annual Elite. Treat it as a likely opportunity rather than a long-established guarantee, and check the current offer above. A past holiday campaign does not make an old code current today.
Once an offer expires, we pull it from the list above rather than leaving a dead link sitting on the page. This page itself doesn't go anywhere — check back for whatever replaces it, or use the research links below in the meantime.
