Kaplio vs Simply Wall St

As of October 28, 2026, Simply Wall St and Kaplio answer the same question, is this stock expensive?, in different ways: Simply Wall St covers more than 90 markets and has iPhone and Android apps, but its free plan, which needs an account, allows 5 company reports a month; Kaplio gives a free verdict (cheap, fairly priced or expensive), with no sign-up and no limit, on 2,043 US and Canadian companies worth more than $2B, with its reason in two figures, in four languages.

Analysis: · Data: companies' official filings · Updated

How each one decides

Simply Wall St estimates a fair value (an intrinsic value, using a discounted cash flow model) and compares it with today's price, according to its App Store listing and its website, checked on October 27, 2026. Kaplio compares today's P/E with the company's own ten-year median and with its sector's median.

Simply Wall St data checked on its website and on its App Store and Google Play listings on October 27, 2026. We review it every 90 days.

Where Simply Wall St wins

What we compareSimply Wall StKaplio
MarketsMore than 90 markets and more than 120,000 stocks, according to its website.US and Canada only (NYSE, NASDAQ, NYSE American and TSX).
Native appYes, for iPhone and Android, free with in-app purchases.No app in the stores: it is a website that opens in your phone's browser.
Report languagesCompany reports translated into nine languages, including Spanish and French.Four languages: English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and French.
Portfolios and analysisPortfolios with broker sync and full dividend analysis on its paid plans, plus an AI assistant (Charlie AI, in beta), according to its plans page.Portfolios where you import your broker's file, with no direct connection to the broker.

Where Kaplio wins

What we compareSimply Wall StKaplio
Free plan limit5 company reports a month, after a 7-day Premium trial with no card.No limit: all 2,043 companies with a verdict.
Sign-upYou need an account for the free plan.Not needed: the page and the verdict are visible without an account.
Interface in your languageThe app is mainly in English and Portuguese is not among its report languages, according to its App Store listing.The whole website in English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and French.

Price

What we compareSimply Wall StKaplio
Paid plan, billed yearlyUnlimited: US$259.99 a year (in-app purchase, US App Store). It also has a Premium plan, with 30 reports a month, whose price we could not check.Free with no sign-up. Premium (years 11 to 20 of data, plus unlimited lists, portfolios and alerts): €89 or US$89 a year; €9 or US$9 a month.

What Kaplio adds

See an example: Apple's page (AAPL)

Which one should you use?

Frequently asked questions

Is Kaplio a free alternative to Simply Wall St?

For US and Canadian stocks, yes: Kaplio gives the verdict (cheap, fairly priced or expensive) on companies worth more than $2B, with its reason, for free, with no sign-up and no limit. For other exchanges, no: Simply Wall St covers more than 90 markets and Kaplio only the US and Canada.

How many free reports does Simply Wall St give?

Five company reports a month on its free plan, which requires an account (plans table on its website, checked on October 27, 2026). Kaplio does not limit company pages.

Does Kaplio have an iPhone or Android app?

No. Kaplio is a website that opens in your phone's or computer's browser. Simply Wall St does have an app on the App Store and Google Play.

Is Kaplio available in other languages?

Yes. The whole website is in English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and French. Simply Wall St translates its company reports into nine languages, including Spanish and French, but its app is mainly in English.

Sources (checked on October 27, 2026)

Simply Wall St is a trademark of its owner. Kaplio has no relationship with Simply Wall St: this comparison only uses what Simply Wall St publishes on its website and in the app stores.

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