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Consolidates global stock holdings into one dashboard with smart sell alerts.

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Product memo

Individual investors juggling stock holdings across NYSE, NASDAQ, and LSE use CrossFolio to unify their portfolios. It offers a single dashboard with real-time P&L tracking and smart sell alerts, replacing the need to switch between multiple exchange interfaces. The product's free tier allows users to track up to five stocks on one exchange, serving as a direct on-ramp for those seeking a consolidated view.

For who

Individual investors tracking global stocks

Solves what

Consolidates stock holdings across multiple exchanges into one dashboard with smart sell alerts.

  • Cross-exchange tracking (NYSE, NASDAQ, LSE)
  • Smart sell alerts (P&L, price target, stop loss)
  • Real-time P&L tracking

In their own words

Your Stocks.

Stop juggling tabs. CrossFolio tracks your NYSE, NASDAQ and LSE holdings in one clean dashboard — and tells you exactly when to sell.

Commercial cues

Pricing snapshot hybrid with free tier

Model

hybrid

Free tier

Yes

Trial

Available

No public pricing tiers captured.

Pricing Strategy

Key Tactics
  • A free tier with limits on exchanges and stocks drives initial adoption.
  • Annual billing for the Pro plan offers a discount over monthly payments.

Operator context

Operating setup

Founded

Mar 2026

Platform

Web app

Audience

Consumers

Payments

Paddle

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Builder Strategy

Strategy Type
Niche Specialist
Stage
Pre Revenue
Effort
Solo Buildable
About CrossFolio Expand

CrossFolio provides individual investors with a unified dashboard to manage global stock holdings. It consolidates positions from major exchanges like NYSE, NASDAQ, and LSE, eliminating the need to monitor multiple platforms.

The product offers real-time price updates, profit and loss tracking, and critical alerts for price targets and stop losses. Its freemium model allows users to test the core functionality with a limited number of stocks, while the Pro plan removes these limits, catering to more active investors seeking broad portfolio oversight.