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Welcome! If you’re thinking about signing up for text messages from MarketBeat, this guide breaks down everything you need to know—in plain English.
MarketBeat offers a free service that sends text messages (SMS) straight to your phone. These texts can include:
Think of it like a news ticker that lives in your text messages.
You can sign up if you live in one of these 16 countries:
Important: If your country isn’t on this list, the SMS service won’t work for you right now.
Key Things to Know Before You Click
| Topic | What It Means for You |
|---|---|
| Cost | Standard message and data rates from your carrier may apply. Check your plan! |
| Frequency | Texts come at varying times—sometimes a few a day, sometimes less. |
| Content | Mix of stock alerts, news, and partner advertisements/offers. |
| Consent | Signing up for texts is NOT required to buy anything. You can use MarketBeat without ever getting a text. |
| Opt-Out | You can stop anytime (see below). |
You have two easy options:
| You Get | You Don’t Need |
|---|---|
| Stock alerts, news, and offers via text | To buy anything to sign up |
| Service in 16 countries | To keep getting texts forever |
| Easy one-tap unsubscribe ("STOP") | To pay MarketBeat (carrier rates may apply) |
Bottom line: It’s a free, optional way to stay updated on markets—right in your text messages. You’re in control and can leave anytime.
MarketBeat doesn’t charge you, but your mobile carrier might. Standard message and data rates apply—check your plan.
No, the SMS service only works in the countries listed above.
Just reply "STOP" to any MarketBeat text, or go to the Mailing Preferences page. It takes seconds.
No. Consent for texts is completely separate. You can use all of MarketBeat’s features without ever signing up for SMS.
A mix of: stock price alerts, breaking market news, and promotional offers from MarketBeat’s partners. Frequency varies.
Last updated based on MarketBeat’s current SMS Terms. Always check the official terms for the latest details.