Panda vs StocksToTrade
StocksToTrade is a full platform. Panda adds the dilution side next to yours.
✓Checked Sep 26, 2026
At a glance
StocksToTrade
Panda
Where it sits
Feature by feature
| Panda vs StocksToTrade | Panda | StocksToTrade |
|---|---|---|
| Runs on | Windows | Windows · Mac |
| Montage link | YesDAS · TradingView | Not verifiednot listed |
| Dilution risk | Yes | Not verifiednot listed |
| SEC filings per ticker | Yes | Yes |
| Small-cap scanner | Yes | Yes |
| Charting platform | Partialhover charts | Yes |
| Trade from the app | No | Yes |
| EN · PT · ES | Yes | Not verifiedEN site |
| Free plan | No7-day trial | Not verifiednot listed |
- Yes
- No
- Partial
- Not verified
Price
Annual: Panda $899 / $1,899 · StocksToTrade $1,899.50
Which one fits
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Questions
What is the difference between Panda and StocksToTrade?
StocksToTrade is a desktop trading platform for Windows and Mac: scanners including the Oracle algorithm, charts, news and SEC filings by ticker, watchlists and trading through a connected broker, plus the StocksToTrade University training library. Panda does not replace your platform: Panda Desk sits next to your DAS or TradingView montage and shows the dilution side of the ticker you trade, and Panda Scanner is a full-session small-cap scanner.
Which one is cheaper?
Panda. Panda Starter is US$89.90 a month or US$899 a year, and Panda Pro is US$189.90 a month. StocksToTrade is US$179.95 a month or US$1,899.50 a year, and its Level 2 add-on costs US$29 a month. Prices checked on each company’s site on September 26, 2026.
Does StocksToTrade show dilution data?
Dilution data (shelf, ATM, warrants, float) is not listed on StocksToTrade’s plans or platform pages as of September 26, 2026. It does stream SEC filings and news for each stock. Panda Desk shows the dilution side next to your montage.
Can Panda send orders?
No. Panda never sends orders and never types into your platform; it reads the ticker from your montage and shows data next to it. StocksToTrade lets you trade through a qualifying connected broker, which is a real advantage if you want one window for everything.
Does Panda work on a Mac?
No. Panda is a Windows 10 and 11 app. StocksToTrade lists system requirements for both Windows and Mac OS.
Can I use both?
Yes. StocksToTrade for scans, charts and orders, and Panda next to your montage for the dilution side of the ticker.
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