Comparaison · 2026

invest-like vs Finbox

Prix, fonctionnalités, couverture, et une réponse claire sur lequel choisir. Écrit par quelqu'un qui a vraiment utilisé les deux - et qui fait partie de l'équipe invest-like. On ne prétend pas être neutres ; on te dit où Finbox gagne encore et où invest-like est le meilleur choix.

Dernière révision : 16 mai 2026

Verdict rapide

Finbox est a quant-style stock screener with 100+ factor models, backtesting, and pre-built value/quality composites. invest-like est un outil verdict-first qui note chaque action contre sept frameworks d'investisseurs nommés (Buffett, Graham, Fisher, Lynch, Greenblatt, Munger, Smith) et livre des verdicts Buffett 5 piliers générés par IA avec le raisonnement écrit. Pour la plupart des investisseurs particuliers et amateurs sérieux, invest-like est l'outil plus tranchant - les seuls endroits où Finbox gagne encore sont listés honnêtement ci-dessous.

Comparaison des fonctionnalités

Fonctionnalité	invest-like	Finbox
Investor frameworks	7 (Buffett, Graham, Fisher, Lynch, Greenblatt, Munger, Smith)	Proprietary scoring
AI verdict per stock	Buffett Brain - 5-pillar verdict with reasoning	No structured AI verdict
LLM chat / Q&A	Ask Buffett (RAG against Berkshire letters)	None
Multi-investor debate	Boardroom - 4 legendary investors debate	None
Stock universe	12,000+ US-focused	Most global stocks (US-heavy, with international coverage)
Cheapest paid tier	€12/mo equivalent (€144/yr)	$19-79/mo depending on tier; backtesting requires higher tier
Lifetime option	€299 one-time (Founders)	No lifetime tier
Multi-language UI	EN, DE, FR, ES, PT	English-only (typically)
Open verdict cache	Yes - every prompt versioned	Proprietary / opaque

Choisis Finbox si…

You actively run pre-built quant factors (Magic Formula, Piotroski F-Score, value composite) and that is how you select stocks.
You backtest factor strategies regularly and need the 100-factor library specifically for systematic investing.

Choisis invest-like si…

You want a plain-English verdict per investor framework instead of assembling factor screens yourself.
You want AI-grounded analysis: Buffett Brain, Ask Buffett, Boardroom. Finbox has none.
You need halal screening (AAOIFI Standard 21).
You are price-sensitive - invest-like Pro is EUR 144/yr vs Finbox Pro tier roughly twice that price.
You want a buy-once path (EUR 399 lifetime) instead of subscription-only.

Ce que Finbox fait bien

100+ pre-built quant factors (Magic Formula, Piotroski F-Score, value composites) ready to screen with.
Solid factor backtesting against historical data on the higher tiers - useful for systematic investors.
Strong global coverage if you screen international names regularly.

Où invest-like est plus fort

Seven named investor-framework verdicts per stock with structured reasoning - Finbox surfaces the underlying factors, but invest-like ships the framework verdict on top.
Buffett Brain 5-pillar AI verdict per stock with the reasoning written out in plain English. Finbox has factor scores, not narrative reasoning.
Ask Buffett RAG against real Berkshire shareholder letters - no Finbox equivalent.
Boardroom 4-investor debate per stock with skeptic - unique to invest-like.
Halal Mode (AAOIFI Standard 21) on every ticker - Finbox has no religious-compliance screen.
EUR 144/yr (EUR 12/mo equivalent) or EUR 299 lifetime vs Finbox $19-79/mo recurring with no lifetime option - cheaper at the entry tier with a buy-once path.
Plain-English UX vs Finbox quant-factor surface area - faster for users who want a judgment call rather than to assemble factor screens themselves.

Ce dont les utilisateurs de Finbox se plaignent vraiment

Motifs récurrents tirés des avis publics sur Reddit, Trustpilot, G2 et AlternativeTo (2024-2026). Paraphrasés, pas des citations directes.

100-factor library is powerful but heavy - users without quant background report a steep onboarding curve.
Backtesting requires higher tiers - the cheapest plan delivers screening but the historical-test feature most reviewers cite is paywalled higher up.
No narrative analysis or AI verdict - users do all qualitative interpretation themselves from raw factor scores.

On les liste honnêtement parce qu'on a construit invest-like précisément pour éviter chacun : verdicts par investisseur structurés (pas de scoring opaque), raisonnement Buffett Brain écrit (pas de conclusions enterrées), méthodologie publiée, et tarification pour particuliers, pas institutions.

Questions fréquentes

Is invest-like a better choice than Finbox?+

For value investors who want framework-grounded verdicts, yes. Finbox is a quant factor screener - it surfaces underlying ratios and lets you screen with them. invest-like sits the verdict layer on top: seven named investor frameworks scored per stock, plus Buffett Brain AI verdict with reasoning. If you actively backtest factor strategies, Finbox remains the right pick. If you want a verdict-first tool, invest-like is the alternative.

Does Finbox have AI features?+

No. Finbox is classical quant - factor scores, backtesting, screening. invest-like ships three AI-native features Finbox doesn't: Buffett Brain (5-pillar AI verdict), Ask Buffett (RAG against Berkshire letters), and Boardroom (4-investor debate).

Can I use both - Finbox for screening, invest-like for per-stock verdicts?+

Yes. The natural division: Finbox screens the universe down to a shortlist using quant factors, then invest-like delivers the per-stock framework verdict on each name. Most invest-like users find the strategy screener built into the consensus page covers most of the screening need, but stacking the two is reasonable for hardcore quant + value workflows.

What about halal investing?+

invest-like is the only platform between the two with an integrated AAOIFI Standard 21 halal screen. Finbox doesn't ship religious-compliance screening as a first-class feature.

Essaie invest-like en moins de 30 secondes

Vois le verdict Buffett sur Apple, NVIDIA ou n'importe laquelle de 12 000+ actions.

Voir le verdict d'Apple Parcourir les 7 frameworks

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