MarketClub Review: Discontinued in 2026, What It Offered and Alternatives

MarketClub no longer exists: its owner discontinued MarketClub and INO.com on April 20, 2026, so there is nothing left to join. If you want what it sold, trend signals with scans and alerts, StockCharts is the closest charting and scanning service at $19.95 to $49.95 a month with a free first month; Finviz Elite suits stock screening with real-time data at $39.50 a month; and TradingView's free Basic plan is the place to start on a budget. MarketClub was a subscription service built around Trade Triangles, buy and sell signals generated when a market's trend gained strength. This page draws on archived copies of its official pages, since the live site is gone.

What happened to MarketClub

An archived copy of the INO.com home page from May 20, 2026 reads: "MarketClub and INO.com have been discontinued as of April 20, 2026." It refers paying members to emails sent on March 18 or March 19, 2026, and adds that the domain was for sale. On November 1, 2026, ino.com still redirected to a page offering the domain for acquisition, and marketclub.com still showed a parked page from its registrar.

Before the shutdown, the archived site described MarketClub as a division of TIFIN Group LLC, affiliated with the investing platform Magnifi. Its footer disclosed a conflict of interest: MarketClub's owner received compensation for referring members to Magnifi accounts.

What MarketClub offered

The archived pricing page from April 18, 2026 listed two plans after a 30-day trial: $79 billed monthly or $199 billed quarterly. Members got:

• Trade Triangles, entry and exit signals. The archived Trade Triangles page from January 2026 said: "We scan 350K markets looking for new trends and momentum. When a market's trend is strong enough, it triggers a new signal."
• Market scanning tools, a portfolio manager, email alerts and top market lists.
• Charts with 20 technical analysis tools, according to the archived membership page from February 2026.
• Educational videos, a members blog and trading coach questions and answers.

Its About page, archived in February 2026, was signed by Dave Maher as CEO of INO.com and co-creator of MarketClub, and said the team had started "over 20 years ago". A 2007 INO.com press release dates the launch of MarketClub to February 8, 2005, and a 2015 release calls Adam Hewison the founder of INO.com. The site also carried the Commodity Futures Trading Commission disclaimer on hypothetical results: simulated results have limitations, and no account is guaranteed to achieve similar profits. That warning applied to every signal service, and it still applies to the alternatives below.

Alternatives to MarketClub

Each of the three replacements has a plan that costs less a month than MarketClub's last monthly price, and TradingView's Basic plan is free.

StockCharts: charts, scans and alerts

StockCharts sells three service levels at $19.95, $29.95 and $49.95 a month, paid monthly or yearly, with the 13th month free on a yearly plan. A new account gets a free first month at its Extra level. Its pricing page describes custom scans and automatic alerts with your own filters. It does not sell ready-made buy and sell signals like Trade Triangles; you build the scans yourself, which also means you understand why a stock appears on the list.

Finviz Elite: a stock screener with real-time data

Finviz Elite costs $39.50 a month or $299.50 a year, after a free trial that needs a credit card. Elite adds real-time quotes and charts, an advanced screener, unlimited alerts and full financial statements to the free Finviz site. It is built for US stocks: futures data stays delayed even on Elite (20 minutes, according to its FAQ).

TradingView: start free

TradingView has a free Basic plan, and its paid plans start with a free trial. You can open a free TradingView account to chart any market and scan with community scripts before paying for anything.

Which alternative fits which trader

If you liked MarketClub's scans and alerts across many stocks, StockCharts is the closest match, and its free month lets you rebuild your old watchlists. If you mostly screened US stocks, Finviz Elite adds real-time data to a screener you can try for free first. If you are unsure, start on TradingView's free plan and pay only when a missing feature costs you time. For a wider comparison, see our guides to stock screeners and technical analysis software, our TrendSpider review, or all our trading reviews.