Earnestly — Institutional Earnings Analysis for Retail Investors. Free.
Institutional-grade AI analysis of earnings transcripts and 10-Qs for any stock ticker in seconds. Free reports available.
Powered by Google Gemini AI with real-time search grounding. Get EPS surprise tables, bull vs bear debate, trade plans, DCF sensitivity models, and insider stats — all in one place.
How it works
Enter any US stock ticker (NVDA, AAPL, TSLA, AMD, and thousands more)
Earnestly fetches live data from SEC filings, earnings call transcripts, and financial news
Get a full AI-powered earnings analysis in seconds — free
Pricing
Free: 3 reports per month, no credit card required
Pro ($9.99/mo): 20 reports per month, trade plans, DCF analysis, earnings alerts
Unlimited ($19.99/mo): Unlimited reports, portfolio watchlist mode, priority AI processing
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Earnestly analyze earnings reports?
Earnestly uses Google Gemini AI with real-time search grounding to analyze the latest earnings transcripts, 10-Q filings, and market data for any stock ticker. It generates an infographic summary, EPS surprise table, bull vs bear debate, trade plan, and DCF sensitivity model — all in seconds.
Is Earnestly free to use?
Yes. Free users get 3 AI-generated earnings reports per month at no cost, with no credit card required. Pro ($9.99/mo) includes 20 reports per month and Unlimited ($19.99/mo) includes unlimited reports with all premium sections unlocked.
What stocks does Earnestly cover?
Earnestly covers all US-listed stocks and ETFs. Simply enter any ticker symbol — NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, AMD, and thousands more — to get an AI-powered earnings analysis instantly.
How current is the earnings data?
Reports are generated with live search grounding, meaning the AI fetches real-time data from SEC filings, earnings call transcripts, and financial news at the time of your request. Reports are cached daily so repeat lookups load instantly.
Can I save my earnings reports?
Yes. Logged-in users have their reports automatically saved to the My Reports tab. You can revisit any past analysis, download it as a PDF, or share a public link to the report with anyone — no account required to view shared reports.