Zacks Premium cost and Zacks pricing for Ultimate and Investor Collection

Zacks Premium costs $249 a year. That is the only price on the Zacks order form, and it is billed once for twelve months rather than monthly. It comes with a 30-day free trial, and the order form says you can cancel up to 90 days after the trial ends and get every cent back. For a research subscription, that is an unusually long window to decide.

Above Premium, Zacks sells model portfolios rather than more data. Its products page lists Zacks Investor Collection at $59 a month or $495 a year, which bundles the long-term investor portfolios with everything in Premium. Single investor services such as ETF Investor, Income Investor or Value Investor list at $299 a year each, and the trading services such as Insider Trader or Options Trader at $995 a year each. Zacks Ultimate, which opens every portfolio including the ones closed to new members, is offered publicly only as a 30-day trial for $1. Independent reviewers report the price after the trial as $299 a month or $2,995 a year. Zacks does not print that figure on its public pages, so check it on the order screen before the trial ends.

The real choice is not about tiers of one product. Premium gives you the Zacks Rank, Style Scores, more than 45 premium screens, equity research reports and the Focus List, so you still pick the stocks. Investor Collection and Ultimate hand you buy and sell signals from Zacks portfolios. If you want a second opinion on names you already follow, $249 is the whole bill. If you want someone else's picks, you are shopping in the $495 to $2,995 range.

Investables.ai does a third job at a similar budget. For $49 a month, or $288 a year on the Analyst plan, you type any ticker and get a written research card with the thesis, the key market figures and comparables, the bull case, the bear case and labeled risks. It is informational research, not advice, and it covers names a rank alone cannot explain.