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The Motley Fool sells investing research memberships, and the offers on this page can cut the first-year cost. Start with Stock Advisor if you want its two monthly stock picks at the lowest listed membership price. Its regular annual price is $199 as of October 2026.

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The first-year gap matters. The Motley Fool advertises introductory prices of $99 for Stock Advisor, $299 for Epic and $1,399 for Epic Plus for new members as of October 2026. Match the offer to the membership you actually want; Epic and Epic Plus cost more because they include additional services.

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A Stock Advisor promotion generally excludes former Stock Advisor members unless that offer explicitly says otherwise. Its fee also does not buy access to separate Motley Fool memberships. Pick the right service first, then choose an eligible offer for it.

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Impact of billing cycle on promotional price

Annual membership fees are due in advance. Stock Advisor lists at $199 per year, Epic at $499 and Epic Plus at $1,999 as of October 2026. Memberships renew automatically at the then-current rate, so a first-year discount does not set the next year's price.

Promo codes vs. automatically applied offers

The Motley Fool shows introductory offers alongside its regular annual prices. The advertised Stock Advisor offer takes $100 off the first year for a new member; Epic and Epic Plus show $200 and $600 first-year reductions. An offer's own terms control eligibility, so use the offer for your chosen membership.

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Choose the Stock Advisor, Epic or Epic Plus offer that matches the membership you plan to buy. The Motley Fool's advertised introductory prices are for new members, and renewal is at the then-current rate after the first year. Stock Advisor's annual offer may include a membership fee guarantee of up to 30 days. Scroll up for the current The Motley Fool offers.

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The Motley Fool Discount FAQs

The first-year offer shown on The Motley Fool's Stock Advisor page is $99 for new members as of October 2026. The regular annual price is $199. The $99 is an introductory price, so choose it for the first-year saving rather than assuming it repeats.
Stock Advisor. The Motley Fool lists it at $199 per year, compared with $499 for Epic and $1,999 for Epic Plus as of October 2026. If you only want Stock Advisor's two monthly picks, its separate membership costs less than moving up to Epic.
Yes. The Motley Fool advertises $299 for Epic's first year and $1,399 for Epic Plus's first year for new members as of October 2026. Their regular annual prices are $499 and $1,999 respectively; the introductory reductions are $200 and $600.
No. The Motley Fool says its advertised first-year memberships renew at the then-current list price after one year. Fees are charged in advance, and the renewal rate can change with notice. Your account shows the renewal date and active service.
The first-time rule is the key. Stock Advisor promotions are generally for new members unless the offer explicitly says otherwise. A former Stock Advisor subscriber who canceled and later returns is normally ineligible for the introductory offer.
No. Stock Advisor's membership fee does not cover separate Motley Fool services. Epic has its own listed price and introductory offer, so select Epic's deal if Epic is the membership you intend to buy.
The Stock Advisor page advertises a 30-day membership fee back guarantee. Its terms say an annual purchase qualifies only when that specific offer includes the guarantee, with a period no longer than 30 days. Monthly Stock Advisor memberships have no refund under those terms.
Turn off automatic renewal in your Motley Fool account settings before the renewal date. The service otherwise renews at the then-current rate. Turning renewal off differs from canceling outright: The Motley Fool says cancellation ends premium access immediately.
Yes, for residents of certain U.S. states. The Motley Fool says it must collect sales tax where state rules require it. That charge can make the checkout total higher than the advertised membership price.
No. The Stock Advisor terms say its fee excludes charges for any other Motley Fool service you subscribe to. If you want the broader Epic package, compare its own $499 annual list price and advertised new-member offer instead of buying two separate memberships by accident.