Comparison · 2026

invest-like vs Stockopedia

Pricing, features, coverage, and a clear answer on which one to choose. Written by someone who's actually used both, and is on the invest-like team. We don't pretend to be neutral; we tell you where Stockopedia still wins and where invest-like is the better pick.

Last reviewed: May 16, 2026

Quick verdict

Stockopedia is a uk-born screening service built on stockranks, which rate stocks on quality, value and momentum. invest-like is a verdict-first tool that scores every stock against seven named investor frameworks (Buffett, Graham, Fisher, Lynch, Greenblatt, Munger, Smith) and ships AI-generated 5-pillar Buffett verdicts with the reasoning written out. For most retail and serious-amateur value investors, invest-like is the sharper tool: the places where Stockopedia still wins are listed below.

Track record

invest-like is the only tool here that publishes its verdict accuracy. The 7-framework consensus screen is +73.8% vs the S&P 500 over five years, every pick logged in public, with the entry timestamps locked.

See the published track record

Feature comparison

Investor frameworks

invest-like

7 (Buffett, Graham, Fisher, Lynch, Greenblatt, Munger, Smith)

Stockopedia

Proprietary scoring

AI verdict per stock

invest-like

Buffett Brain: 5-pillar verdict with reasoning

Stockopedia

No structured AI verdict

LLM chat / Q&A

invest-like

Ask Buffett (RAG against Berkshire letters)

Stockopedia

None

Multi-investor debate

invest-like

Boardroom: 4 legendary investors debate

Stockopedia

None

Stock universe

invest-like

21,000+ US-focused

Stockopedia

UK, Europe, US, Asia and Australia

Cheapest paid tier

invest-like

€12/mo equivalent (€144/yr)

Stockopedia

Priced per region, roughly EUR 20-30/mo on annual billing

Lifetime option

invest-like

€399 one-time (Founders)

Stockopedia

No lifetime tier

Multi-language UI

invest-like

EN, DE, FR, ES, PT

Stockopedia

English-only (typically)

Open verdict cache

invest-like

Yes: every prompt versioned

Stockopedia

Proprietary / opaque

Feature	invest-like	Stockopedia
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	21,000+ US-focused	UK, Europe, US, Asia and Australia
Cheapest paid tier	€12/mo equivalent (€144/yr)	Priced per region, roughly EUR 20-30/mo on annual billing
Lifetime option	€399 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

Pick Stockopedia if…

You want momentum in the mix, not only quality and value.
You mainly invest in UK small caps and value the community discussion.

Pick invest-like if…

You want the reasoning written out, not only a rank.
You invest in the Buffett style: great businesses at fair prices, held for years.
You want one subscription covering 68 countries.

What Stockopedia does well

StockRanks blend quality, value and momentum into one 0-100 rank.
Strong UK and European coverage and an active investor community.
Large library of guru-inspired screens.

Where invest-like is stronger

Written AI analysis for every stock, explaining moat, durability, management and valuation in plain English. StockRanks are numeric.
Buffett, Graham, Lynch, Greenblatt, Munger, Fisher and Terry Smith scored separately, so you see where great investors agree and split.
Ask Buffett (answers from the Berkshire letters) and the Boardroom debate with a direct Yes or No.
One price for all regions: EUR 15/month or EUR 144/year.

What Stockopedia users actually complain about

Recurring patterns from public reviews on Reddit, Trustpilot, G2, and AlternativeTo (2024-2026). Paraphrased, not direct quotes.

Pricing differs by region and can add up if you invest in several markets.
Ranks are numbers; you still have to work out why a business is good.

We list these because we built invest-like to avoid each one: structured per-investor verdicts (no opaque scoring), Buffett Brain narrative reasoning (no buried conclusions), published methodology, and pricing for individuals not institutions.

Frequently asked questions

Is invest-like a Stockopedia alternative?+

Yes, for Buffett-style investors. Stockopedia ranks stocks on quality, value and momentum. invest-like gives a 0-100 Buffett-Fit Score with a written analysis per stock and scores six other famous investors' frameworks alongside it.

Does invest-like cover UK and European stocks?+

Yes. Roughly half of the 21,000+ stocks invest-like covers are listed outside the US, including the London Stock Exchange, Xetra, Euronext, SIX and the Nordic exchanges.

Try invest-like in under 30 seconds

See the Buffett verdict on Apple, NVIDIA, or any of 21,000+ stocks.

See the Apple verdict Browse the 7 frameworks

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