ScreenerHub offers two plans — Free and Pro — each with defined limits on the resources you can create and the data you can access. Quotas exist to keep the platform stable and predictable. You can see how much of each limit you have used at any time without leaving the app.
What the plans include
The table below covers the main differences. The pricing page has the full comparison with current prices.
| Resource | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Saved screens | 1 | Up to 100 |
| Portfolios | 1 | Up to 100 |
| Stocks per portfolio | 20 | 100 |
| Monitoring sets | 1 | Up to 100 |
| Monitoring runs | 1 per week | Unlimited |
| Run history | 14 days | Unlimited |
| Exchange coverage | US only (NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX) | Global |
| Stock Browser results | 30 visible | Unlimited |
| Financial statement history | 5 years / 5 quarters | 30 years / 20 quarters |
| Dividend history | 5 years | Unlimited |
| All filter criteria | Basic only | All 50+ criteria |
| Data export (CSV) | No | Yes |
| AI screener generator | No | Yes |
What each quota controls
Screens
The screen quota counts the screens saved in My Screens, not how often you run them. You can open and run any saved screen as many times as you want, and exploring in the Screener without saving does not count at all. On the Free plan you can save one screen. If you want to maintain separate strategies, you need to either update the existing screen or upgrade to Pro.
Portfolios
The portfolio quota counts distinct named portfolios, not the stocks inside them. The Free plan gives you one portfolio with up to 20 stocks. Pro raises both limits — up to 100 portfolios, each holding up to 100 stocks.
Monitoring sets
A monitoring set pairs one portfolio with one screen and checks the portfolio against that screen's criteria. The Free plan includes one monitoring set with a limit of one run per week and 14 days of stored history. Pro removes limits on sets, runs, and history length.
Exchange coverage
Free accounts screen US-listed equities only — stocks traded on NYSE, NASDAQ, and AMEX. Pro accounts have access to global coverage, including European, Asian, and other international exchanges.
What happens when you reach a limit
When you have used all available slots for a resource, the create button for that resource is disabled and an in-app message explains the limit. You have two options:
- Delete an existing resource to free up a slot. Deleted screens, portfolios, and monitoring sets are removed immediately.
- Upgrade to Pro to raise or remove the limit.
Reaching a monitoring run limit mid-week means the run button is disabled until the week resets. Runs reset each Monday at 00:00 UTC.
Where to see your current usage
You do not need to visit a separate page to check your usage. The app shows your current counts inline:
- My Screens — a usage strip at the top shows how many screens you have saved out of your plan limit.
- Portfolios — a usage strip at the top shows your current portfolio count against the plan limit.
- Monitoring — a usage strip at the top shows monitoring sets used and runs taken this week.
When any count reaches the limit, the strip changes to an upgrade prompt.
What this page is not
This page describes how limits work in the current app. For the full feature list, cancellation policy, and current prices, visit /pricing. For help recovering access to a resource you accidentally deleted, see Troubleshooting.
Related
- Full plan comparison: Pricing
- Design criteria worth saving: Designing Screens
- Organize the stocks you follow: Portfolios
- Set up recurring checks: Monitoring