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Personal useFor your own research and your own capital.
Free
$0

150 requests a day

 

The screener, verified fundamentals, insider filings, and the five largest 13F holders per ticker.

  • Universe screener, raw and ratio metrics
  • SEC fundamentals, EDGAR-verified
  • The newest 3 fiscal years of history, 4 quarters of ratios
  • Form 4 insider transactions
  • Top 5 13F holders and 5%+ blockholders per ticker
  • As-of fundamentals for one ticker, 10 lookups a day
  • MCP server and 16 macro indicators

Analyst
$29/mo

2,000 requests a day

14 days free on your first subscription.

Per-company depth: fiscal-year history, fact versions and restatements, 13F to the top 20, and as-of fundamentals for one name.

Card required. $29/mo after 14 days unless you cancel. The trial allows 300 requests a day.

  • Everything in Free
  • Fundamentals history to 20 fiscal years, with raw XBRL facts
  • Restatement detail and the filing version timeline
  • Top 20 13F holders, full blockholder lists, full manager books
  • Forensic scores: Piotroski, Altman Z″, Beneish, accruals
  • Single-name point-in-time with no daily cap

ProFor backtests
$69/mo

15,000 requests a day

 

The universe as of any quarter-end since 2009, at full breadth from 2012, the panel export, and text-parsed history to FY1995 for about 4,900 filers.

  • Everything in Analyst
  • Point-in-time universe screen at every quarter-end since 2009
  • Bulk panel export: the whole point-in-time universe as one CSV
  • Text-parsed fundamentals back to FY1995 for about 4,900 filers, verified tier
  • Delisted issuers in the universe, CIK-keyed

Point-in-time coverage ramps from a handful of filers at 2009-06-30 to the full universe by 2012, as the XBRL mandate phased in.

Commercial useFor a company: research, client capital, and outputs in products you build.
Commercial
$249/mo

15,000 requests a day per user

 

Everything in Pro, licensed to one company for commercial use.

  • Everything in Pro
  • One legal entity and its wholly-owned subsidiaries
  • Managing client capital
  • Outputs in products you build for your end users
  • Bulk panel export under the commercial grant
  • Up to 5 named users, each with 15,000 requests a day at 60 a minute

Redistribution
Contact us

 

For supplying our data, or data derived from it, to third parties as data.

  • Everything in Commercial
  • Republication and sublicensing by written agreement
  • Bulk supply and derived data products
  • Price and terms set per agreement

Which plan

Trying the API, or wiring an agent to it
Free
Researching companies one at a time
Analyst
Backtesting the whole universe as of a past date
Pro
Managing client capital, or shipping a product
Commercial

What differs by plan.

Each row is a surface a key reaches today; an em dash means the plan does not include it.

What each plan includes, by dataset family, across the Free, Analyst, Pro and Commercial plans.
FeatureFree$0Analyst$29Pro$69Commercial$249
SEC fundamentals
Fundamentals historyNewest 3 fiscal yearsUp to 20 fiscal yearsUp to 20 fiscal yearsUp to 20 fiscal years
Raw XBRL facts, as filedNot includedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Side-by-side comparison, named tickers per callUp to 3Up to 10Up to 10Up to 10
Restatement detail and filing version timelineNot includedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Analytics and screening
Screener forensic scores: Piotroski F-score, Altman Z″, Beneish M-Score (5-variable), accruals ratioNot includedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Per-company financial health ratiosNewest 4 quarters20 quarters20 quarters20 quarters
Per-company quality score: Piotroski F-score and accrualsNot includedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Point-in-time and deep history
As-of fundamentals for one ticker: no lookahead, as then reported, annual or quarterly basis10 lookups a dayUnlimited, any date from 2009Unlimited, any date from 2009Unlimited, any date from 2009
Point-in-time universe screening, survivorship-freeNot includedNot includedEvery quarter-end from 2009, full universe by 2012Every quarter-end from 2009, full universe by 2012
Bulk panel export (CSV)Latest snapshotLatest snapshotFull point-in-time panelFull panel, commercial grant
Deep history: text-parsed fundamentals, the pre-XBRL eraNot includedNot includedBack to FY1995, about 4,900 filers, verified tierBack to FY1995, about 4,900 filers, verified tier
Delisted issuers in the universe, CIK-keyed, with Form 25/15 datesNot includedNot includedIncludedIncluded
Institutional ownership (13F and 13D/G)
Ranked holders per tickerTop 5Top 20Top 20Top 20
Blockholders (Schedule 13D/G): 5%+ filers, as filedTop 5Full listFull listFull list
Per-holder position change, new and exited flagsNot includedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Quarterly ownership historyNot includedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Manager portfoliosTotals and top 5Full stored book, with weightsFull stored book, with weightsFull stored book, with weights
Which managers opened or cut a tickerNot includedIncludedIncludedIncluded
Access and quotas
Named logins111Up to 5
Requests a day1502,00015,00015,000 per user
Requests a minute20306060 per user
Single-ticker briefing calls a day15100500500
Delta feed calls a day2050UnlimitedUnlimited
Active API keys2555
Use grant
Who the licence coversYouYouYouOne legal entity and its wholly-owned subsidiaries
Managing client capitalNot includedNot includedNot includedIncluded
Outputs in products you build for your end usersNot includedNot includedNot includedIncluded

Quotas are per account; redistributing this data to third parties needs a separate agreement: contact us.

Before you subscribe

What does a free key include?

The universe screener, SEC fundamentals, Form 4 insider transactions, and 13F ownership, over the API and the hosted MCP server, at 150 requests a day, no card.

What do the ten free point-in-time lookups actually let me do?

One company at a time: its SEC fundamentals as they stood on a past date, beside what is on file today. Any date since 2009, ten lookups a day; Analyst removes the cap but it is still one name at a time. A screen of the whole universe as of a past date is the Pro point-in-time grid. Try a lookup →

What happens when I hit the limit?

A 429 with a Retry-After header and a code naming the limit: rate_limit_per_minute, rate_limit_daily, or subquota_exceeded for a per-endpoint budget. Quotas count per account rather than per key: holding more keys does not add budget. Only responses that return data count against the daily quota; error responses (4xx, 5xx) are not charged. Per-endpoint budgets count each call, and the per-minute limit counts every request. Read the docs →

Can I use this commercially?

Managing client capital, or shipping outputs in a product to your own users, runs under a commercial grant at $249 a month: one legal entity and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, up to five named users. See the grants →

What happens after I subscribe?

Stripe returns you to your settings page; the plan updates once Stripe confirms the payment, usually within seconds. Cancel from the billing portal there: the subscription runs to the end of the period you paid for. Refunds follow the refunds policy.