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ETF Screener — search and compare funds

ETF funds described in English, with meaningful filters for selection: region, sector, asset class, trading currency, and management fee. No need to dig through English fund fact sheets.

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How you can filter

Region — Global, Developed Markets, USA, Europe, Emerging Markets, Poland.
Asset Class — Stocks, Bonds, Commodities, Gold.
Sector — Technology, Healthcare, Energy, Financials, and others.
Trading Currency — because a dollar-denominated fund bought with PLN adds currency risk to your returns.
Return for one, three, and five years — for sorting the list.

Management fee visible upfront

The Total Expense Ratio (TER) is the only number in this comparison you know for sure in advance — no one knows future returns, but the fee is certain and charged annually. Over a twenty-year horizon, the difference between a fund charging 0.07% and 0.45% annually amounts to several percentage points of your final capital.

Fund analysis and comparison tool

The fund list and filters are free — we want you to see what's available before you pay for anything. Detailed analysis of a single fund, its holdings, and side-by-side comparison of several funds are part of the paid version.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an ETF?

An exchange-traded fund that tracks the performance of an entire index, sector, or commodity. You buy one security and get hundreds of companies at once — hence the popularity of ETFs as a foundation for long-term portfolios.

What does the acronym TER mean?

Total Expense Ratio, which is the total cost indicator for a fund. It tells you what percentage of your investment value the fund charges annually for management. You don't pay it separately — it's deducted from the fund's performance.

What is the difference between an accumulating and a distributing ETF?

An accumulating ETF reinvests dividends within the fund, while a distributing ETF pays them out to your account. For a Polish investor, an accumulating ETF can be more tax-efficient because it defers the settlement moment — but your individual situation, not a general rule, determines this.

Is the ETF screener free?

The fund directory, filters, and search results are free. Detailed fund analysis and the comparison tool are part of the paid version.

Find the right fund for your portfolio

Filter by region, asset class, and fees, then see how ETFs compare side-by-side.

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