PortfolioVisualizer.com alternative: free, no signup

PortfolioVisualizer.com used to be the go-to free tool for portfolio analysis. Then it added subscription plans at $30-48 per month. If you just need to see how your investments are split — a pie chart of your allocation — you should not have to pay for that.

Our free portfolio visualizer handles allocation breakdown with a pie chart. No account. No subscription. No data stored.

What happened to PortfolioVisualizer.com

PortfolioVisualizer moved to a paid model in late 2023. The free tier was heavily restricted. Users on Reddit (r/Bogleheads, r/investing) were frustrated. Many had used it for years to check allocation, run backtests, and compare asset classes.

The paid plans offer backtesting, factor analysis, Monte Carlo simulations, and more. Those are advanced features. But the most common use case — "show me a pie chart of my portfolio" — should not cost $360 per year.

Comparison: PortfolioVisualizer vs WildandFree

Feature	PortfolioVisualizer.com	WildandFree Tools
Allocation pie chart	Paid ($30-48/mo)	Free
Sector breakdown	Paid	Free
Total portfolio value	Paid	Free
Backtesting	Paid	Not available
Monte Carlo simulation	Paid	Not available
Factor analysis	Paid	Not available
Signup required	Yes	No
Data stored on server	Yes	No — browser only
Price	$30-48/month	$0

What our free tool does

The WildandFree Portfolio Visualizer is built for one job: showing you how your money is split. You add holdings, and it gives you:

• A pie chart with each holding's percentage of the total
• Dollar values calculated from shares × price
• Sector allocation so you can spot concentration
• Total portfolio value summed across all positions

What it does NOT do

We are not trying to replace every PortfolioVisualizer feature. This tool does not do backtesting, Monte Carlo simulations, or historical return analysis. If you need those, you will need a paid tool or something like Testfol.io.

But if your question is "how is my portfolio actually allocated right now?" — this handles it in 60 seconds, free.

Other free alternatives people mention on Reddit

• Testfol.io — Free backtesting with some limitations. Good for historical analysis.
• Morningstar X-Ray — Shows allocation details but requires a Morningstar account.
• Google Sheets — Manual but flexible. You build your own charts.
• Your brokerage — Fidelity, Schwab, and Vanguard all show allocation within their platforms, but only for assets held there.

The problem with brokerage tools: they only see what is in that one account. If you have a 401k at Fidelity and a Roth IRA at Schwab, neither shows the combined picture. Our tool lets you add everything in one place.

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