Everyone assumes financial data means a paid API — Bloomberg, a scraper you have to babysit, or some...
Everyone assumes financial data means a paid API — Bloomberg, a scraper you have to
babysit, or some $200/month "filings API" wrapper. For raw SEC filings, none of that
is necessary. The SEC runs its own free, public JSON API, and it's been stable and
keyless for years.
The three endpoints that cover almost everything
A hands-on guide to the free SEC EDGAR API: the required User-Agent header, ticker-to-CIK mapping, XBRL financials, and full-text…
If you've ever tried to pull U.S. company filings straight from SEC EDGAR, you know the pain. The...
Some of the most useful public data needs no key, no account and no browser. You can get it with one...
What clean, normalized SEC EDGAR data looks like vs raw XBRL — with a free 100-row sample and runnable pandas. S&P 500…
Every US public-company insider trade is public data. When an executive buys or sells their own...
I build Intrinsiqq, which computes quality scores, valuations and ten years of financials for around...
