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Free stock data · United States

Free stock data for every US company

Financial statements, insider trades, 13F fund holdings, short interest and House trades, read from each company's own filings. A free account gets the last 5 years of every company, 10 downloads a month to Excel, Google Sheets, CSV or JSON, and the API at 250 calls a day. No card.

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What a free download looks like: Apple

Apple's revenue, operating income, net income and free cash flow for its last 5 fiscal years, each year linked to the 10-K it comes from.

The numbers a free download gives, straight from Apple's annual reports.

Apple (AAPL), last 5 fiscal years

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US dollars	FY2021	FY2022	FY2023	FY2024	FY2025
Revenue	$365.8B	$394.3B	$383.3B	$391.0B	$416.2B
Operating income	$108.9B	$119.4B	$114.3B	$123.2B	$133.1B
Net income	$94.7B	$99.8B	$97.0B	$93.7B	$112.0B
Free cash flow	$93.0B	$111.4B	$99.6B	$108.8B	$98.8B
Filed	29 Oct 2021	28 Oct 2022	3 Nov 2023	1 Nov 2024	31 Oct 2025

Each year links to its 10-K. On Apple's page, Export gives the full statements, quarters and ratios.

What stock data is free?

Every dataset below, on every US company we cover, for the last 5 fiscal years, with a free account and no card.

Each opens as a full table you can filter and download.

Financial statements	Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow, as reported and in standard lines, by year, quarter and trailing twelve months
Ratios and figures	About 270 figures and ratios worked out the same way for every company
Revenue by segment	By business, product and region, as each company reports it
Insider trades	Form 4 buys and sells by officers, directors and 10% owners
Planned insider sales	Form 144 notices, filed when a sell order goes to the broker
13F fund holdings	What every 13F fund holds, and what it bought and sold in the quarter
Large holders	Schedule 13D and 13G stakes above 5%
Short interest	FINRA short interest on each settlement date
House trades	Stock trades members of the House report
8-K events	Every 8-K, with what kind of event it reports

How to get it: Excel, CSV, the API or your AI assistant

The same record four ways: a download to Excel or Google Sheets, CSV and JSON files, a free API key with 250 calls a day, or an MCP connection for your AI assistant.

Excel and Google Sheets

Any company's statements, figures and lists as an Excel workbook, or straight into your own Google Sheets.

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CSV and JSON

The same tables as CSV files or JSON, from the Export button on every company page.

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The API

A free key answers 250 calls a day: statements, figures, insider trades, fund holdings and more, as JSON.

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Your AI assistant

Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and any assistant that adds MCP servers read the same record, each figure with its filing.

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When 5 years is not enough

A data plan opens every year back to the first filing, unlimited downloads and the API at 300 calls a minute.

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Anyone reading for their own research

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The last 5 years on every company page
10 downloads a month with a free account
The API at 250 calls a day
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Individual

One person researching for themselves

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Every year back to the first filing, on every page
Unlimited Excel, Google Sheets, CSV and JSON downloads
The API at 300 calls a minute
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Analysts, advisers and funds using it at work

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Use the data at work, inside one firm, including research for your clients
The API at 1,000 calls a minute, and bulk files when they open
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These are launch prices. They go up as coverage grows past 3,000 companies, and anyone who joins before then keeps the price they joined at. Rupee prices are shown before 18% GST, which is added at checkout.

Questions

Is it really free?+

Yes. Reading every company page is free without an account. A free account adds 10 downloads a month and an API key with 250 calls a day. There is no card and no trial that runs out.

What does the free account cover?+

The last 5 fiscal years of every company we cover, and every dataset on this page. A data plan opens every year back to the company's first filing, unlimited downloads and the API at 300 calls a minute.

Where does the data come from?+

From the filings themselves: the SEC's EDGAR for statements, insider trades, 13F and large holders, FINRA for short interest, and the House for members' trades. Every row read from a filing links to that filing.

Are share prices included?+

Prices show on the pages, but downloads and the API carry what companies file and what the SEC, FINRA and the House publish. Prices, and figures worked out from them such as P/E and market value, are left out.

Can I use it at work?+

Reading and quoting it for your own research is free, with credit and a link. Using it at work inside one firm, including research for your clients, comes with the Professional plan.

Free for your personal research, with credit and a link. For API access, bulk files or commercial use, tell us what you need. The data licence