Stockveil vs Snowball Analytics

Both track a portfolio well. They are built around different questions — and this page tries to be the version you would trust if you already used both.

Snowball is built around income

Dividend tracking is its centre of gravity, and it is good at it — a 13-parameter safety rating, payout forecasting, multi-currency support across dozens of exchanges, and native mobile apps with years of reviews behind them. If your question is “what will my dividends pay me, in my currency, on my phone”, that is a real answer.

Stockveil is built around what you own

Three funds can hide one concentrated bet. Stockveil unpacks every fund into the companies underneath — from the funds’ own SEC filings — then scores what it finds, grades it against your age and the purpose of the money, and projects it forward with a simulation that says out loud it is not a forecast.

Feature by feature

FeatureStockveilSnowball
Free plan with unlimited holdings10 holdings
Fund look-through into underlying holdings
Look-through data from SEC filings
Fund overlap between your own funds
Workplace 401(k) funds without tickersManual entry
AI research reports with an analyst panel
AI advisor grounded in your portfolio
Bring your own AI key (no markup)
Monte Carlo projections
Age- and purpose-aware portfolio grade
Rebalancing toolPaid tiers
Allocation backtests
Dividend calendar and forecasts
Dividend safety rating
Benchmark that receives your real deposits
Public portfolios to learn from
Brokerage linkingSnapTradeYodlee
iOS and Android appsStockveil is web-only today.
Multi-currency and 70+ exchangesStockveil is US-market focused.
30+ years of backtest historyFund lifetime

Compiled from Snowball Analytics’ public pricing and product pages. Products change — if something here is out of date or unfair, tell us and we will correct it.

Judge it yourself

The demo is a real portfolio with real fund look-through. Two minutes will tell you more than this table.