PatternsRadar vs MarketsMojo

These are different kinds of product. MarketsMojo is advisory-shaped: it compresses each stock into a score and tells you what the score means. PatternsRadar is tool-shaped. It shows which stocks matched criteria you wrote and what those matches did next in history, then stops. MarketsMojo has far more fundamentals. PatternsRadar has a query language, delivery data, a replay you configure yourself, and a free tier where MarketsMojo's screener has none.

CapabilityPatternsRadarMarketsMojo
Composite score and Buy/Sell/Hold callsNone, by design. This is a screener and not an adviserYes, the core product
Fundamentals screeningHeadline fields only: P/E, market cap, growth, shareholding, point-in-timeQuality, valuation and financial-trend grades over 100+ parameters
Technical screening42 indicators, patterns, any parametersA daily technical grade as a filter category
Query modelSift, write any condition, with event operatorsFilter builder over Mojo parameters plus your own
Event conditions (crossed above within, has been above for) Yes No
Scan backtestingEvery scan; window, horizons, entry, stop and target all configurableNone described
Delivery % screeningScannable and backtestableNot mentioned
Model portfolios, research reports, trading calls NoYes
Data timingEnd-of-dayNear-live prices; grades updated daily and on results
MarketsNSE onlyIndia; app claims scores across 25+ countries
Split-adjusted daily history30 yearsNot published
REST API + MCP for agentsEvery plan, including Free No
Free screeningEverything, no accountScreener is for Mojo Professional subscribers only
Paid plans₹400–2,000/monthMojo Professional, sold as multi-year bundles (~₹19,999 for 2.5 years, per their blog)

MarketsMojo pricing could not be verified on 2026-08-28; marketsmojo.com/pricing rejected automated requests, and the ₹19,999 two-and-a-half-year figure comes from a MarketsMojo blog post of uncertain date. Verify current plans on their site. This page is maintained by PatternsRadar. Competitor capabilities as generally available at the time of writing; verify current features on their site.

The differences that matter

A score is a verdict; a scan is a question

MarketsMojo's score folds fundamentals, technicals, peer comparison and institutional data into one number and a call. That is genuinely useful to someone who wants an opinion, and PatternsRadar will never provide one. The trade is transparency for convenience. A scan's conditions are fully visible and yours to change; a score's weights are the vendor's.

A technical grade cannot say when

'Technicals: strong' is a state. A setup is a sequence: the average reclaimed within three days, held for ten, on delivery above its norm. MarketsMojo's technical category is a daily grade you filter on. Sift is a language those sequences are written in directly, across every NSE stock, with the history to check them against. Nothing on MarketsMojo replays a screen against the past; here every scan carries its own record, replayed over a window you set with the limits stated beside the numbers. It will never say what a scan will do. It says what the condition has done, which a rating cannot.

Which should you use?

When MarketsMojo is the right choice

Choose MarketsMojo if you want a research desk's verdict: a score on every stock, explicit calls, model portfolios, quality and valuation grades, quarterly financial-trend analysis, research reports, webinars, near-live prices. For an investor who wants to be told rather than to query, it is the product built for that.

When PatternsRadar is the right choice

Choose PatternsRadar if you want to write the criteria yourself and see the evidence: technical conditions in a query language, delivery percentage and F&O fields, a replay on every scan, thirty years of history, API and MCP access. Free to screen, ₹400/month for alerts. It will never tell you what to buy.

Common questions

What is the difference between MarketsMojo and PatternsRadar?

Kind rather than degree. MarketsMojo is a research and advisory platform that scores stocks and issues calls. PatternsRadar is a screening tool that scores nothing and lets you write, test and watch technical conditions. MarketsMojo wins on fundamentals and on opinion. This wins on technical expressiveness, delivery data, replay depth and price.

Does MarketsMojo have backtesting?

Not that its screener pages or FAQ describe. Screens return today's matches against daily-updated grades. The replay here runs every scan across any window up to thirty years and reports win rate, median move, payoff and index-excess over the forward horizons you choose, free.

Is MarketsMojo Professional worth it compared to PatternsRadar?

They price different things. Mojo Professional buys an advisory product, sold in multi-year bundles: scores, calls, portfolios, research. The ₹400/month here buys evening alerts on scans you have tested, and screening is free. If you want a verdict, theirs. If you want a tested scan, this.