
Browser-based backtester and stock screener for self-directed investors, with a free tier of three backtests and a monthly Premium plan billed in USD.
All-in India price
₹1,949/mo
For a registered business, $19.9/mo sticker
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Claim this listingShortlist PyInvesting if you are a self-directed investor who wants to test a momentum, trend or allocation rule before putting money behind it, and you would rather click through a form than write Python. The free tier is enough to run three backtests and judge whether the workflow suits you, so there is no reason to pay first.
Before paying, run one test on the NSE stocks or ETFs you actually hold and check that the price history goes back far enough and the numbers look sane, because the site is clearly US-first and we saw one Indian stock page with earnings labelled in USD. Billing is monthly only in US dollars through an unnamed Singapore-law operator, so expect forex charges on an Indian card and no GST invoice. Compared with charting platforms that bundle backtesting with live broker connections, this is narrower: research only, no execution and no alerts to your broker.
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In short
PyInvesting is listed under Finance & Money, reviewed for Indian buyers. All-in it runs about ₹1,949/mo for a GST-registered business ($19.9/mo sticker plus about 3.5% card forex). FindThatSoftware rates it best for self-directed investors who want to test a rule-based portfolio idea against a benchmark before using real money; a poor fit for traders who need broker integration, order placement or intraday data.
The rupee price a business actually pays, after the card forex markup, with GST shown both ways.
Registered business, per month
₹1,949
PyInvesting advertises $19.9/mo. A GST-registered business in India pays about ₹1,949 a month (₹23,386/yr) once the roughly 3.5% card forex markup is added, with GST reclaimed as input credit. If you cannot reclaim GST, it is about ₹2,300 a month.
Indicative, not a bill. The exchange rate is a single mid-market reference, not a live feed, and GST-registered businesses may reclaim input credit. Confirm current pricing on the vendor site.
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PyInvesting is a web app for testing investment rules on historical market data, run by an unnamed operator whose Terms are governed by Singapore law. The vendor offers five no-code backtest builders (relative strength, moving average, fundamentals ranking, strategic allocation and breakout trading), a stock screener covering 19 exchange universes, a breakout parameter optimiser and a library of published example strategies. Each result shows return against a chosen benchmark alongside drawdown, turnover, holdings and simulated trades, and the vendor says Premium users can have up to five saved strategies rerun daily on end-of-day data. India coverage is real but secondary: the vendor's instrument search returns NSE-listed stocks and Indian ETFs (for example RELIANCE.NSE, INFY.NSE, NIFTYBEES.NSE), the screener has an India Stock universe and the breakout optimiser offers INR as a reporting currency, but no BSE-listed instruments turned up in search and the example strategies, sample charts and tutorial are built around US stocks and ETFs. The vendor states plainly that it does not connect to any brokerage, place orders or give investment advice.
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