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Fool One (Motley Fool): Price, What's Included and Alternatives (2026)

In short: Fool One is The Motley Fool's top tier at $13,999/yr per fool.com. See the four cheaper Motley Fool tiers and 7 other research services, with official prices.

Direct answer: Fool One is The Motley Fool's most expensive service, listed at $13,999/yr on fool.com (checked 2026-10-22). If that is more than you need, the same company sells four cheaper tiers, starting with Stock Advisor at $199/yr ($99 intro for new members).

Fool One at a glance

NewsletterPrice (official page)CadenceFocus
Fool One (Motley Fool)$13,999/yrMonthly picks plus daily recsThe Motley Fool's top tier: most of its research, the One Portfolio and member events.

Cheaper Motley Fool tiers

NewsletterPrice (official page)CadenceFocus
Motley Fool Stock Advisor$199/yr ($99 intro for new members)Monthly (2 stock picks)Two stock recommendations a month, plus Top 10 rankings, for long-term investors.
Motley Fool Epic$499/yrMonthly picksThe Motley Fool's flagship bundle of monthly stock picks and portfolio guidance.
Motley Fool Epic Plus$1,999/yrMonthly picks plus daily Moneyball recsEight stock picks a month plus daily Moneyball picks, options strategies and model portfolios.
Fool Portfolios (Motley Fool)$3,999/yrMonthly picksFull access to Tom Gardner's portfolios, with 10+ stock picks a month.

Full side-by-side: Motley Fool services compared.

Alternatives from other publishers

NewsletterPrice (official page)CadenceFocus
IBD Digital (Investor's Business Daily)$34.95/mo or $379/yrDailyThe IBD 50, proprietary stock ratings, and growth-stock research.
Leaderboard (Investor's Business Daily)$69/mo or $699/yrDaily scans + alertsIBD's model portfolio of top stocks with full trading plans and buy/sell alerts.
Cabot Growth Investor$49.97/mo or $497/yrTwice monthly issues + weekly updatesCabot's flagship growth-stock advisory, with a model portfolio and a market-timing system.
Extreme Value (Stansberry Research)$2,000/yrMonthly with mid-month updatesClassic value investing: great businesses bought only at steep discounts.
Bespoke Premium (Bespoke Investment Group)$99/moDailyDaily market research, charts and stock and ETF tools from Bespoke.
Behavioral Value Investor$99/mo or $499/yrProcess, case studies and behavioral-finance lessons for long-term value investors.
Flyover Stocks (Todd Wenning)$99/mo or $299/yrQuality businesses with economic moats, from a former Morningstar analyst.

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Questions

How much is Fool One?

$13,999/yr, per The Motley Fool's services page when we checked on 2026-10-22. The page suggests a portfolio size of $500,000+ for it.

What do you get with Fool One?

Fool One includes most of The Motley Fool's membership offerings, the One Portfolio with quarterly rebalancing, 10+ monthly stock picks with daily Moneyball portfolio recommendations, and member events. The services page suggests a portfolio size of $500,000+.

What is the cheapest Motley Fool service?

Stock Advisor, at $199/yr ($99 intro for new members) on its official page (checked 2026-10-22).

Are there alternatives outside The Motley Fool?

Yes. Other paid research services in our directory include IBD Digital (Investor's Business Daily), Leaderboard (Investor's Business Daily), Cabot Growth Investor, Extreme Value (Stansberry Research). Each price below is copied from its official page.

Is Fool One worth it?

We do not rate returns, so we cannot say. Compare what each tier includes and its price, and read The Motley Fool's own disclosures on any performance figures it publishes.

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