Is the Google Sheets add-on free?

Yes. The add-on is free, and a free account's key gives 250 calls a day and the last 5 fiscal years of every company. A data plan opens every year back to the first filing.

How many calls does a sheet use?

One call for each company, kept for 6 hours, however many cells and figures use it. A sheet of 50 companies uses 50 calls.

Which figures can I get?

Revenue, profit, margins, returns on equity and on invested capital, growth rates, cash flow, per-share figures and more, about 200 for a typical company. Extensions > SN Data > List the figures shows them all.

Can people I share a sheet with see my key?

No. The key is kept in your own Google account, never in the sheet. In a shared sheet the formulas run on the owner's key, so other people's refreshes count against the owner's calls.

Are share prices in it?

No. SN Data carries what companies file. Share prices, and figures worked out from them such as P/E, market value and yields, are not part of it.

Does it work in Excel?

An =SN() add-in for Excel is coming. Until then, the Export panel on any company page gives you an Excel workbook.

What is Firecrawl Alexandria?

Alexandria is Firecrawl's library of data sources for AI agents, launched with Firecrawl's $75M Series B. SEC EDGAR is one of the sources behind one Firecrawl API key, priced at 5 Firecrawl credits a call.

Does Firecrawl Alexandria give standardized financial statements?

Its SEC EDGAR tool returns XBRL facts as each company reported them. Standardized statements on Alexandria come from a separate provider, Fiscal.ai, whose standardized income statement is listed at 15 credits a call. SN Data serves standard statement lines for every covered company from fiscal 2007, with the as-reported lines beside them.

How much does Firecrawl Alexandria cost for SEC data?

Each SEC call costs 5 credits. The free plan has 1,000 credits a month, about 200 SEC calls. Hobby is $19 a month billed monthly for 5,000 credits, about 1,000 SEC calls, and Standard is $99 a month for 100,000 credits, about 20,000 calls. Credits are shared across every Firecrawl tool. Prices as of 8 November 2026.

Is there a free API for SEC financial statements?

Yes. A free SN Data account gets an API key that answers 250 calls a day, at most 60 a minute, on the last 5 fiscal years of every covered company: standardized and as-reported statements, ratios, segments, 8-K events, insider trades, planned sales, large holders, fund holders, House trades and short interest. A plan opens the full record from $19 a month.

Can I get SEC financial data in Excel or Google Sheets?

With SN Data, yes: any company's statements, ratios and lists download as an Excel workbook, and the Google Sheets add-on puts a figure in a cell with a formula such as =SN("AAPL", "revenue", 2025). Firecrawl's pages did not mention Excel or Google Sheets as of 8 November 2026.

Which has more history?

Alexandria's SEC tool reaches as far back as EDGAR, which for Apple means filings from January 1994. SN Data's financial statements run by year from fiscal 2007 and by quarter from 2008, in the same standard lines for every company, with every figure linked to the filing it came from.

Does the SEC have an API for financial statements?

The SEC's data.sec.gov offers free JSON APIs with no key: submissions for filing history, and companyconcept, companyfacts and frames for the XBRL facts in 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, 20-F, 40-F and 6-K filings. They return facts under each company's taxonomy tags. Putting them together as income statements, balance sheets and cash flows that match across companies is left to you.

What is the EDGAR API rate limit?

The SEC's fair-access page sets a maximum of 10 requests a second and asks every program to declare a User-Agent with a name and email address. The SEC says it can limit request rates further. SN Data's free key allows 60 calls a minute and 250 a day; plans allow 300 or 1,000 calls a minute.

Is there a free API for 10-K financial data?

Yes. A free SN Data account gets an API key that answers 250 calls a day on the last 5 fiscal years of every covered company: the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow in standard and as-reported lines, ratios, segments, 8-K events, insider trades, planned sales, large holders, fund holders, House trades and short interest. A plan opens the full record from $19 a month.

How far back do the statements go?

By fiscal year from 2007 and by quarter from 2008, in the same standard lines for every company, with each period linked to the 10-K or 10-Q it came from. A free key reads the last 5 fiscal years.

What is the difference between standard and as-reported statements?

As reported keeps each company's own line names and order, the way the 10-K prints them. Standard maps those lines onto one set of names shared by every company, so Microsoft's "Gross margin" and another company's "Gross profit" land in the same row. SN Data returns both from the same address with basis=standard or basis=as-reported.

Can I get SEC financial data in Excel or Google Sheets?

Yes. Any company's statements, ratios and lists download as an Excel workbook from its page, and the Google Sheets add-on puts a figure in a cell with a formula such as =SN("MSFT", "revenue", 2026). A free key covers both.

A Form 144 is the notice an insider files with the SEC before selling restricted or control shares above the Rule 144 limits. It names the shares, their value, the broker and the expected date of the sale.

Does a Form 144 mean the shares were sold?

It states an intention. The sale itself shows up later on the insider's Form 4, and sometimes fewer shares are sold than planned, or none at all.

How quickly does a new notice show up?

Within a day of the Form 144 reaching the SEC.

Which companies are covered?

US-listed companies in the S&P 500, S&P MidCap 400 and S&P SmallCap 600, and larger companies based outside the US that file with the SEC. More companies are added as the dataset grows.

The quarterly report an investment manager with at least $100 million in US-listed shares and other 13(f) securities files with the SEC. It lists each holding as it stood on the quarter's last day: the shares, their value, and any calls or puts.

When do new reports show up?

Funds have 45 days after each quarter ends, so the September 2026 quarter's reports are due by 16 November 2026, and many arrive in the last week. Each report shows up here within two days of reaching the SEC.

How far back does it go?

Every quarter from September 2024, and each new quarter is kept as it arrives.

Does a 13F show everything a fund owns?

It shows long positions in US-listed shares and the other securities on the SEC's 13(f) list, on the quarter's last day. Short positions, cash, bonds and most non-US holdings are not on it, and trades inside the quarter do not show.

Which funds and companies are covered?

Every manager that files its own 13F, fund by fund. The moves table and each company's list of funds cover US-listed companies in the S&P 500, S&P MidCap 400 and S&P SmallCap 600, and larger companies based outside the US that file with the SEC.

Why is the amount a band?

The report gives a band, such as $1,001 to $15,000 or $100,001 to $250,000, and never the exact sum, so the band is what the data shows.

Why are some trades disclosed weeks later?

Members have up to 45 days to report a trade, so the disclosed date is often weeks after the trade date. Both dates are in every row.

Are Senate trades included?

The dataset holds House reports today.

Which companies are covered?

US-listed companies in the S&P 500, S&P MidCap 400 and S&P SmallCap 600, and larger companies based outside the US that file with the SEC. More companies are added as the dataset grows.

An 8-K is the filing a US company sends the SEC when something happens that its owners need to know about between its quarterly and annual reports: its results, a change at the top, a large contract, a deal or a shareholder vote.

How quickly does a company have to file one?

Within four business days of the event, for most items. Many companies file results the same day they announce them.

Why can one 8-K show several events?

A single 8-K often reports more than one item, such as results together with a new director. The row shows the most telling event first and keeps every item number with it.

What does accepted by the SEC mean?

It is the moment the SEC's system took the filing in, read from the filing itself. It is shown in New York time, the time US markets trade on.

Which companies are covered?

US-listed companies in the S&P 500, S&P MidCap 400 and S&P SmallCap 600, and larger companies based outside the US that file with the SEC. More companies are added as the dataset grows.

How quickly does Nancy Pelosi report stock trades?

Half of Nancy Pelosi's trades here were reported within 24 days of the trade. The STOCK Act allows up to 45 days from the trade, or 30 days from learning of it if that comes first.

Where do these trades come from?

From the periodic transaction reports Nancy Pelosi filed with the Clerk of the House under the STOCK Act. Each row links to its report. Reports filed as scanned images cannot be read, so a trade in one of them does not appear here.

Why are the amounts ranges?

The report gives each trade's value as a band, such as $1,001 to $15,000, and never the exact sum.

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