Compare ETFs Side by Side
Use this free ETF comparison tool to compare up to 10 ETFs side by side with real-time data and 30+ fund metrics.
Analyze expense ratios, AUM, dividends, performance, and fund details. Add any ETF ticker to start comparing. Perfect for comparing S&P 500 ETFs (SPY vs VOO), Nasdaq ETFs (QQQ vs QQQM), or dividend ETFs (VYM vs SCHD).
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How to Compare ETFs
1. Add ETFs
Search by ticker symbol (e.g., SPY, VOO, QQQ) to add up to 10 ETFs. Each ETF is added to a comparison table with real-time data and key fund metrics.
2. Explore Tabs
Switch between Overview, Performance, Dividends, Fund Details, and Technical tabs to view category-specific metrics. Each tab presents data side by side for easy comparison.
3. Compare Returns
Use the interactive chart to visualize historical performance across different time periods (1M, 3M, YTD, 1Y, 5Y, Max). Overlay multiple ETFs to see relative returns.
Shareable URLs: Your comparison updates the URL automatically. Bookmark or share the link to preserve your selected ETFs.
ETF Comparison Metrics & Features
- Expense Ratios & Fund Costs
- AUM (Assets Under Management)
- Dividend Metrics (Yield, Growth Rate)
- Holdings Count & Diversification
- Price Performance (1M, 3M, YTD, 1Y, 5Y, Max)
- Technical Indicators (RSI, Moving Averages)
Fund Costs
Compare expense ratios, the annual fees that directly impact your returns. Lower expense ratios mean more of your money stays invested. Our tool shows expense ratios for all ETFs side by side.
Performance Data
Historical returns across 1M, 3M, 6M, YTD, 1Y, 5Y, 10Y, and max timeframes. Compare total returns including dividends and price appreciation. Aligned start dates for Max period ensure fair comparisons.
Dividend Analysis
Dividend yield, annual distributions, growth rates, and payment schedules for income-focused investors. Perfect for comparing dividend ETFs like VYM, SCHD, and JEPI.
Fund Size & Liquidity
AUM (assets under management), average daily volume, and holdings count. Larger AUM generally means better liquidity and tighter spreads. Use our ETF screener to filter by AUM.
Technical Analysis
50-day and 200-day moving averages, RSI (14), and stochastic indicators to gauge momentum and identify entry points. Technical analysis helps time ETF purchases.
Why Compare ETFs Side by Side?
An ETF comparison tool helps investors evaluate multiple funds on the same set of metrics, making it easier to identify the best fit for your portfolio. By comparing ETFs side by side, you can assess cost efficiency, performance history, dividend income potential, and fund composition to make informed investment decisions.
Index Fund Selection
Compare S&P 500 ETFs (SPY vs VOO vs IVV), total market ETFs (VTI vs ITOT), or Nasdaq-100 ETFs (QQQ vs QQQM) to find the lowest expense ratios and best liquidity. Small differences in expense ratios compound significantly over decades. Use our ETF screener to filter by index.
Cost Optimization
Compare expense ratios across similar ETFs to maximize long-term returns. For example, VOO (0.03%) versus SPY (0.09%) saves 0.06% annually—$600 per year on a $1M portfolio. Over 30 years, that difference can exceed $60,000 in saved fees.
Income & Dividend ETFs
Compare dividend-focused ETFs (VYM vs SCHD vs JEPI) to build a reliable income stream. Analyze dividend yields, payout growth rates, and distribution consistency. Check our dividend screener for high-yield ETFs and dividend calculator to project income.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I compare ETFs side by side?
To compare ETFs side by side, enter up to 10 ETF ticker symbols in the search bar above. The tool instantly loads data including expense ratios, AUM, performance metrics, dividends, and fund details. Use the interactive chart to visualize historical returns and switch between tabs to explore different categories.
What metrics should I use to compare ETFs?
Focus on expense ratios to assess cost efficiency. Compare AUM (assets under management) to gauge fund size and liquidity. Review performance metrics like 1-year, 5-year, and 10-year returns. Analyze dividend yields for income potential. Examine holdings count and asset class to understand diversification.
How many ETFs can I compare at once?
You can compare up to 10 ETFs simultaneously. This allows for comprehensive analysis of sector ETFs, index funds, or thematic funds across different asset classes.
How do I share or save an ETF comparison?
ETF comparisons are automatically saved in the URL. When you add symbols to your comparison, the URL updates automatically to include all selected ETFs. Bookmark the URL or share the link to preserve your comparison setup. Anyone with the link can view the same ETFs side by side.
What is expense ratio and why does it matter?
The expense ratio is the annual fee charged by an ETF, expressed as a percentage of your investment. Lower expense ratios mean more of your money stays invested rather than going to fees. Over time, even small differences in expense ratios can significantly impact returns. For example, a 0.03% expense ratio versus 0.50% can save thousands of dollars over decades.
Is this ETF comparison tool free?
Yes, FinSpry's ETF comparison tool is completely free with no account required. Compare up to 10 ETFs side by side with real-time data, expense ratios, AUM, performance charts, and fund details.
How do I compare S&P 500 ETFs like SPY vs VOO?
Add both symbols (SPY and VOO) using the search bar above. Switch to the Fund Details tab to compare expense ratios, AUM, and holdings. Use the Performance tab to see historical returns. Check the Overview tab for current prices and dividend yields. Both track the S&P 500 but differ in expense ratios and fund size.
What is AUM and why is it important?
AUM (Assets Under Management) is the total market value of all investments in an ETF. Larger AUM generally indicates better liquidity, tighter bid-ask spreads, and lower trading costs. Very low AUM can be a risk factor as the fund might close if it doesn't attract enough assets.
Can I compare bond ETFs and stock ETFs together?
Yes, you can compare any combination of ETFs regardless of asset class. Compare bond ETFs (like BND, AGG) with stock ETFs (like SPY, VOO) or sector ETFs (like XLK, XLF) to build a diversified portfolio. The tool displays all fund metrics side by side for easy comparison.
