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MarketBeat is a US-based financial news and research service offering stock ratings, newsletters, alerts, screeners and premium research tools.
Services include free daily newsletters and a paid "All Access" premium subscription with enhanced tools and ad-free access.
Cancellation stops future billing but does not usually cut off access immediately.
You will typically retain access to paid features until the end of your current billing period.
Your account (email, watchlists, and settings) generally remains active unless you request deletion.
Unsubscribing from newsletters removes email communications but does not necessarily delete your account data.
MarketBeat offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on all paid products: request a refund within 30 days for a full refund with no questions asked.
MarketBeat publishes USD pricing; the NZD values below are approximations based on an estimated exchange rate.
| Plan | Price (approx NZD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| All Access (Standard) | ≈ NZ$398.40/year | Annual | Full premium suite: research tools, alerts, screeners, ad-free, etc. |
| All Access (Promotional) | ≈ NZ$158.40/year | Annual (promo) | Same All Access features at limited-time discounted price |
| All Access (Promotional Monthly) | ≈ NZ$15.98/month | Monthly (promo) | Monthly billing option at promotional rate |
| Free Tier (Daily Ratings) | NZ$0 | Free | Basic newsletter, up to 10 watchlist stocks, headlines, upgrades/downgrades |
Note: MarketBeat does not publicly list NZD pricing; these NZD amounts are approximations based on published USD prices and an estimated exchange rate.
Under New Zealand's Fair Trading Act, businesses must not mislead consumers or publish fake or defamatory reviews.
These protections cover advertising, claims about services, and review practices.
Review platforms can contain fake or incentivised reviews, which reduces reliability for consumers.
Consumer NZ recommends treating online reviews as one input and verifying claims with official company documentation.
Many users praise MarketBeat for abundant research, stock analysis and useful investor tools.
Some describe it as an excellent resource, particularly for US-focused investing research.
Common complaints include excessive marketing emails and texts that are hard to stop despite unsubscribing.
Other issues reported are difficulties cancelling subscriptions, refund delays, lack of a mobile app, and unintended account creation.
Some users attempt to cancel via the App Store or Google Play. MarketBeat requires cancellation through its website.
Attempting to cancel through an app store can delay the correct cancellation process and refunds.
Failing to save confirmation emails or screenshots often makes disputes harder to resolve.
Always keep evidence of cancellation attempts, dates, and any communication with support.
| Item | What to expect | Action for NZ consumers |
|---|---|---|
| Cancel paid subscription | Cancel on website; access until period end | Log in, use All Access cancellation page, save confirmation |
| Cancel newsletters | Use "Unsubscribe" link in email or manage preferences | Click unsubscribe or change preferences in account |
| Refunds | 30-day money-back guarantee for paid products | Request refund within 30 days and keep records |
| App store cancellation | Not supported by MarketBeat | Do not rely on App Store / Google Play - use the website |
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MarketBeat appears to operate from US addresses; there is no New Zealand-specific postal address identified.
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