Question 1

What is Metravise — and what isn't it?

Accepted Answer

Metravise is an educational research platform for looking at US stocks clearly and transparently. It gives every stock it tracks a Quality Score from 0 to 100, shows its own portfolio in the open with the reasoning behind each move, and publishes a bulletin every trading day. It isn't an investment adviser or a broker, and it doesn't give trading recommendations, trade plans or personal advice. Your decisions are your own.

Question 2

I don't know much about investing. Can I still use Metravise?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Metravise is written with beginners in mind: every screen uses plain language, the “?” marks next to cards open short explanations, and a quick tour greets you on your first visit. Anything you get stuck on is explained step by step in the Help Center.

Question 3

How much time do I need each day?

Accepted Answer

A few minutes is enough. Reading the Daily Bulletin and glancing at the Dashboard each trading morning gives you the market in summary. The price and score alerts you set, and news on the stocks you follow, come to you as notifications, so you don't have to watch the screen.

Question 4

How do I invest in US stocks? Do I need a broker?

Accepted Answer

To invest in US stocks you need an account with a broker that offers access to US exchanges. Metravise is not a broker: it doesn't take money or orders, and it doesn't trade. It handles the research side and works alongside whichever broker you use.

Question 5

How is it different from free tools?

Accepted Answer

Free tools mostly give you raw data and price charts, and leave it to you to work out what matters. Metravise boils each stock down to one 0–100 score built on 7 criteria, shares its own portfolio live with the reasoning behind every entry and exit, and sums up the market in plain English every morning. There are no ads and no sponsored content.

Question 6

What is the Quality Score based on?

Accepted Answer

The Quality Score is built on 7 criteria fed by 17 core financial measures. The criteria are profitability, balance sheet, value–growth–momentum balance, earnings estimate changes, valuation, industry strength and price momentum. No single criterion decides the score. It is recalculated once a week with the latest data. The score is a measure of a company's quality, not a recommendation.

Question 7

Is the Metravise Portfolio real, and how can I follow it?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Metravise Portfolio is Metravise's own live portfolio, tracked since September 18, 2025. Which stocks came in and went out, when, how it has performed and why each move was made are all shown in the app, and changes also reach you as notifications. Everything is shown as a percentage. The portfolio is not a recommendation; it's there so you can study how it's built.

Question 8

How does the trial work, and when am I charged?

Accepted Answer

Your 14-day free trial starts when you sign up. Every Pro feature is open and no card is needed. Nothing is charged automatically when the trial ends; if you want to continue, you upgrade to Pro from the checkout page. The Daily Bulletin email keeps coming after the trial ends.

Question 9

How do cancellations and refunds work?

Accepted Answer

You can cancel from Settings in one click. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for and won't be charged again. You can request a full refund within 30 days of payment.

Question 10

How is payment taken? Can I get an invoice?

Accepted Answer

Payments are collected by Monolitics OÜ, registered in Estonia, through a secure payment provider. An invoice for every payment can be downloaded from your account. It appears on your card statement as METRAVISE · Tallinn EE.

Question 11

Is Metravise available in English and Turkish?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The app, the Daily Bulletin, emails and the Help Center are all available in English and Turkish. You can switch languages anytime from the user menu in the top-right corner.

Question 12

How up to date is the data?

Accepted Answer

Live prices update every minute during the session and are delayed by 15 minutes. Pages such as Explore, Compare and Sectors are based on the previous close and refreshed every night; each page shows which close it uses. The Quality Score is recalculated once a week.

The Quality Stock Guide