Free stock screener, no account needed
You don't need 500 stocks. You need the ones with a moat.
MoatMint gives thousands of companies a quality stock rating across five factors: quality, value, growth, momentum and financial health. Every score comes with the reasoning behind it.
MSFT
Microsoft Corporation
8.1
MoatMint rating
Wide moat
- Quality9.2
- Value4.6
- Growth7.8
- Momentum7.4
- Financial health8.9
The problem
The index only works because of a handful of stocks
You have been handed a choice. Buy the whole index and accept the average, with every good business in it diluted by hundreds of mediocre ones. Or pick stocks yourself, knowing most who try end up doing worse than the index they set out to beat.
That failure is rarely about stock picking itself. Research on individual investor returns keeps pointing at behavior: buying weak businesses, then trading them badly. Chasing what has already run. Selling the winners. Trading when nothing about the company has changed.
There is a third path, and it is older than both: buy and hold a small number of good businesses at sensible prices, long enough for compounding to work. What that path needs is a reliable way to tell a good business from a popular one.
The evidence
Quality growth stocks against the index, 2021 to 2026
Growth of $10,000, total return. Index history is illustrative, excludes fees and is not MoatMint performance. Past results do not predict future returns.
The solution
Own the best companies, not the junk
Quality first
We start from profitable businesses with real economic moats, cash profitability and discipline, then look at the price.
One scale, every company
Five factors scored 0 to 10, calculated the same way for thousands of companies. Comparable rather than curated.
Computed, not chosen
Scores come out of a data pipeline after the close and refresh daily. No analyst moves a favorite name up the list.
Why choose us
What you are probably thinking
01You have seen a dozen of these. A score out of ten, a colored badge and no way to know what sits behind it.
Every score opens up: the earnings, the growth, the cash the business makes, the balance sheet behind it.
02You do not have the evenings to spend reading annual reports.
The stock screener is free and needs no account. A few minutes narrows thousands of companies down to a shortlist you can actually read.
03And there is a fair chance you would do better buying an index fund and leaving it alone.
The index is a good default and we are not going to argue you out of it. MoatMint is for the part of your money you want to put into businesses you picked on purpose.
Stock screens
Stock screens for wide moats, quality and value
Wide moat stocks
Companies with a strong quality rating, durable returns on capital and wide profit margins
195 companiesTop quality stocks
Profitable quality companies with strong growth, healthy margins and strong ratings
156 companiesValue stock screener
Stocks with strong value ratings, positive free cash flow and reasonable multiples
918 companiesGrowth stocks
Companies with fast revenue growth, strong margins and strong growth ratings
143 companiesDividend growth stocks
Dividend payers growing the payout with covered distributions, strong returns and low debt
180 companiesTop momentum stocks
Stocks with strong momentum ratings, relative strength and liquidity
608 companiesPeter Lynch screener
Growth stocks at a reasonable price
44 companiesInsider buying stocks
Stocks with recent insider buying and positive net purchase value
133 companies
A screen gives you candidates for research, never a buy list.
13F filings
What the long-term money owns
Institutions managing more than $100 million in US equities have to disclose their holdings every quarter. We collect those filings so you can see what the investors you respect have been buying and selling, then check those holdings against the same ratings as everything else.
Including filings from
Who this is for
A good fit if
- You own individual companies, or want to start
- You would rather own 20 companies you understand than thousands you do not
- You measure decisions in years
- You want to see the reasoning, not just the verdict
Probably not if
- You trade intraday, not once a year
- You trade options or crypto
- You want to be told when to buy and sell
- You are happy owning only the index
Start with a company you already know
Look it up, read the rating and the reasoning, then see if it's as good as you thought it was.