Stock Alarm - Alerts, Tracker
doubtful ratingStock Alarm does one clear thing, sending an alert when a price target is hit, and some people are happy with that. But alerts arrive delayed, prices for futures and some securities can be wrong, and the subscription advertised at 2.99 a month quietly turns into an annual one you cannot cancel.
A store average of 4.77 against a text average of 3.42 and 52% five-star ratings. The gap is noticeable. An alarming signal in the subscription reviews: it is advertised at 2.99 a month but billed annually, plus people cannot cancel for months and get no reply. The technical complaints are specific: delayed alerts, wrong prices, a narrow ticker list. The five-star reviews are alive, but the billing issue drags it down.
What users love
- Alerts in three formats at once: push
- Text. It is convenient not to sit at the monitor and get a signal when the price reaches your target. Pleasant sounds and alarm settings.
What users hate
- Alerts arrive with a delay
- Which on a fast market is enough to miss the moment. Prices for the S&P 500
- Futures
- And some ETFs can be wrong and stale
- And the list of available tickers is narrow. Canceling the subscription becomes a quest with no reply from support.
Who it is for
People who need simple price alerts on popular securities and who will carefully check the subscription terms before paying.