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AlphaYou Review

Stock research for funds, Congress, insiders, and the publisher's own buy calls. Free is $0. Pro is $29 a month.

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Quick verdict

AlphaYou

Start here if you want one screen for fund filings, Congress trades, insider filings, and the publisher's stock calls, and you will read the track record as the publisher's own past numbers. Free is $0. Pro is $29 a month. It is stock research, not an options product.

Sourced fit

  • Reviewer account on Oct 9, 2026. Fund, Congress, insider, and call pages opened. Free is $0. Pro is $29 a month.
  • The publisher lists 106 calls from May 11, 2026 to Aug 6, 2026. Average 60-day return was +7.4% versus the S&P 500 at +1.0%.

Sourced limits

  • Calls that won 70% means they beat the S&P 500, not that they made money. 27 of 106 lost money. The 5x and 7.8x headlines do not match 7.4x.
  • Stock research, not options. Not a broker. We placed no trades. The vendor gave us free Pro access for this review. Canadian-listed coverage is unverified.
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Pricing

Free $0Pro $29 a monthFirst month $19Yearly $199

Pricing page checked 2026-10-09. Free is $0. Pro is $29 a month. Confirm on the official site before you pay.

Verdict

Calls page track record on Oct 9, 2026

Calls page track record on Oct 9, 2026. The headline multiple is the publisher’s label. See Watch-outs.

AlphaYou tracks public stock activity from funds, Congress, insiders, and other sources, and it publishes its own stock buy calls. The reviewer account had Pro. This page describes what opened. It is not a trading result from this directory.

Free is $0. Pro is $29 a month, or $19 the first month, or a 7-day free trial with a card. Yearly is $199. AlphaYou pricing.

The official site is alphayou.net.

Best for

Readers who want filings and the publisher’s stock calls in one place, and who will treat the track record as the publisher’s own past numbers.

You still place any trade at a broker. This page is not a how-to.

Skip if

Skip this if you want options tools. The investor page says options are excluded. AlphaYou is stock research.

Skip this if you want a company-research collection already reviewed here. That page is Research companies and earnings. AlphaYou is not tagged there.

Skip this if you need a broker. AlphaYou is not listed here as a broker. Order routing is unverified.

What you get

My feed on the reviewer account, Oct 9, 2026

My feed on the reviewer account, Oct 9, 2026.

Prices below are what the public pricing page showed on Oct 9, 2026, after the page finished rendering in a browser. Confirm on alphayou.net before you pay. The same dollars are on AlphaYou pricing.

Plan Price What the Oct 9, 2026 pricing page showed
Free $0 Free forever, not a trial. No card.
Pro monthly $29 a month First month $19, or a 7-day free trial. The card is required for the trial. After 7 days, $29 a month unless you cancel.
Pro yearly $199 a year The annual card shows $16.5 a month. That is about $16.58 a month. The page says you save $149 versus $29 a month. Renews at $199 a year until canceled.

The API and MCP tab is not on sale. Its free key is $0. Its Pro card shows $33.2 a month, with $49 struck through, billed once a year at $399. The page says you save $189. The button joins a waitlist. Paid plans are not on sale yet. Those API dollars are not standing offers here. Enterprise says custom pricing and shows no dollar amount.

A signed-in pricing card said switch to annual for $16.58 a month. The public annual card shows $16.5 a month.

How it works

Public pricing, monthly, Oct 9, 2026

Public pricing, consumer monthly, on Oct 9, 2026.

The signed-in pass on Oct 9, 2026 opened My feed, investors, Congress, insiders, federal contracts, influencers, a Hyperliquid stock-position view, calls, alerts, a ticker report, Discover, Ask, a watchlist, sources, and a stocks list. The watchlist was empty. No follow, alert, or message was saved.

Investors said buys and sells count new positions, exits, and share changes of 50% or more, and that options are excluded. Congress rows were stock filings. The stocks list said 4,999 US-listed companies. The public FAQ says coverage is US-listed companies, and not stocks outside the US yet.

Alerts had source, price, and delivery forms. Nothing was submitted. Pro delivery defaulted to right away. A setup toast still said alerts were not set up.

Ask accepted two neutral questions about AAPL. No question counter was on the screen. Pro is listed as 300 questions a month. Free is listed as 10 a month.

Watch-outs

The calls page is the publisher’s own record. It lists 106 calls from May 11, 2026 to Aug 6, 2026. Average 60-day return was +7.4% versus the S&P 500 at +1.0%. Best was +64.8%. Worst was -47.6%. 27 of 106 lost money. Calls that won 70% means they beat the S&P 500. That is a beat rate, not a profit rate. Past results. These are the publisher’s numbers, not a result from this directory.

The home page says more than 5x, and that the log beat the market by more than 5x. The calls page says 7.8x versus the S&P. 7.4 divided by 1.0 is 7.4x, not 7.8x and not 5x. The page does not show a median.

The scored record stops at Aug 6, 2026. No later call is in the 106. A GME call published Oct 2, 2026 was live and was not in that scored set. Some proof rows show a dash for the entry and the 60-day price and still show a change. This review could not tell whether those rows are inside the +7.4% average.

Ask, on Oct 9, 2026, said Congress has been buying AAPL and that there were no Form 4 buys or sells in 180 days. The AAPL ticker page said Congress was net selling, in a range of $36K to $508K over 180 days, and that company insiders sold $92.9M and bought $0 over 90 days. Insider search for AAPL returned one insider who sold $796K, filed Oct 8. The same product’s pages do not agree.

AlphaYou is stock-only, not options. The investor page says options are excluded. A Hyperliquid view shows stock positions from that venue. The public FAQ says the product does not tell you what to buy, and that every reader sees the same conclusion. The product also publishes buy calls. Those two descriptions sit on the same site.

Billing on the reviewer account said Pro, with no end date, and said the plan is on an old billing system so the buttons cannot change it. A “try Pro free for 7 days” banner appeared on one signed-in home load and was gone later. The free card, while the account was on Pro, was labeled manage plan. Do not read a missing end date as a specific renewal day. None was shown.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Free is $0, and the page says it is not a trial and needs no card.
  • Pro prices were on the rendered pricing page on Oct 9, 2026.
  • Trackers for funds, Congress, insiders, contracts, and influencers opened.
  • The calls page states the sample size, the dates, and that 27 of 106 lost money.

Cons

  • The 5x, 7.8x, and 7.4x labels do not match each other.
  • Ask disagreed with the AAPL ticker page and the insider search.
  • The scored record ends Aug 6, 2026.
  • Stock research only. Options are excluded.
  • API Pro is not on sale. The card shows $399 a year and a waitlist.
  • Canadian-listed coverage is unverified.

How it compares

Neighbors already reviewed here are TipRanks, GuruFocus, Seeking Alpha, Unusual Whales, and Benzinga Pro. The Keep, Gain, and Lose notes are on AlphaYou alternatives. This page does not rank them.

TipRanks aggregates analyst and insider labels. GuruFocus is a fundamentals and holdings screener. Seeking Alpha is a research and news publisher. Unusual Whales is an options flow product. Benzinga Pro is a news product. AlphaYou is the stock trackers and publisher calls opened on Oct 9, 2026.

Verified features

Checked on the reviewer account on Oct 9, 2026, unless a line says otherwise.

Ask answer on AAPL, Oct 9, 2026

Ask answer on AAPL insiders and Congress, Oct 9, 2026. See Watch-outs for the contradiction.

Insider search for AAPL, Oct 9, 2026

Insider search for AAPL on Oct 9, 2026. One sale, $796K, filed Oct 8.

  • My feed, with buy calls and filing tiles.
  • Investors, Congress, insiders, federal contracts, and influencers.
  • Hyperliquid stock-position view.
  • Calls page and the proof list of 106 calls.
  • Alerts forms. Nothing was saved.
  • Ticker report for AAPL, including a delayed chart and analyst counts.
  • Discover list of US stocks.
  • Ask, two questions. No counter was visible.
  • Watchlist. Empty. Not changed.
  • Sources and a stocks A to Z list.
  • Public pricing page, consumer monthly and annual, plus API and Enterprise tabs, Oct 9, 2026.

The pricing page was checked on Oct 9, 2026. The plan table is under What you get.

Canada note

Canadian-listed coverage is unverified. Named Canadian-broker integrations are unverified. Currency, TFSA, RRSP, and Canadian tax treatment are outside this review. A public line that coverage is US-listed companies is not a Canada-availability claim.

Sources

  • Pricing page, consumer, API, and Enterprise tabs, rendered in a browser on Oct 9, 2026. alphayou.net/pricing.
  • Calls page, checked Oct 9, 2026. alphayou.net/calls.
  • Logged-in pass on the reviewer account, Oct 9, 2026. No alert, follow, or message was saved.
  • Public homepage FAQ, including the US-listed coverage answer.

Disclosure

The vendor gave us free Pro access for this review. Find Trading Tools opened the app on Oct 9, 2026. No trades were placed. We did not pay for that access. Nothing on this page is a trading result from this directory.

We don’t have an affiliate link for AlphaYou, so the button on this page goes to the official site.

Confirm prices on alphayou.net before you pay.

FAQ

What does AlphaYou cost?
Free is $0. Pro is $29 a month, or $19 the first month. Yearly is $199. Checked Oct 9, 2026. See AlphaYou pricing.
Does AlphaYou have a free trial?
Free is free forever, not a trial, and it asks for no card. Pro monthly also offers a 7-day free trial. The card is required. After 7 days the price is $29 a month unless you cancel.
Did 70% of the calls make money?
No. Calls that won 70% means they beat the S&P 500. It is not a profit rate. The publisher says 27 of 106 lost money. See Watch-outs.
Is AlphaYou an options tool?
No. The investor page says options are excluded. Coverage named on the site is US-listed companies. See AlphaYou alternatives.
Does AlphaYou work in Canada?
Canadian-listed coverage is unverified. Named Canadian-broker integrations are unverified. Currency, TFSA, RRSP, and Canadian tax treatment are outside this review.
Is AlphaYou a broker?
No. It is not listed here as a broker. No trades were placed. Order routing is unverified.