Everything on this page is free and needs no account and no key. Each entry says what you get, the parameters it takes, the formats it answers in, where the data comes from and what its terms let you do with it.
No prices. Our end-of-day prices are licensed for display on our own pages, so no export, feed or connector answer carries a price, a market cap or a move. Each provider and its terms are on the data sources page.
Every CSV and Excel file ends with retrieved_utc and source columns, so a file opened months later still says when it was made and what it came from. A JSON answer says whether it was cut short.
/api/export/whale-holdingsformat: csv or json. CSV unless you ask for JSON.fund: a fund slug, such as berkshire-hathaway. One fund only. The slugs are in the /whales page addresses.ticker: a ticker, such as AAPL. Only rows for that stock./api/export/whale-movesformat: csv or json. CSV unless you ask for JSON.fund: a fund slug. One fund only.ticker: a ticker. Only moves in that stock./api/export/insidersformat: csv or json. CSV unless you ask for JSON.ticker: a ticker. Only that company’s trades.code: P or S. Purchases (P) or sales (S) only./api/export/financialst: a ticker, required. Answers 404 when the ticker is not an SEC registrant or files no annual XBRL facts, and says which./api/export/short-interest/calendar/earnings/icsAtom feeds of new disclosures, the newest 100 entries each, newest first and unranked. Each entry names the trade date, the filing date and the lag between them, and links the official document. Cached for an hour. More on the feeds page.
For an AI assistant: add https://stocktools.ai/api/mcp as a custom connector. It is a stateless Model Context Protocol server over Streamable HTTP: each POST carries one JSON-RPC message and gets a JSON reply. Every answer includes its sources, an as-of date and a link to the page here that shows the same thing. About 120 calls a minute from one address. It returns no prices, no FINRA data and no congressional trades, for the reasons on the connector page, along with the setup for each assistant.
| Tool | What it answers | Inputs |
|---|---|---|
| company_overview | Name, CIK, SEC industry, revenue, diluted EPS and net margin from the latest XBRL filings, the Piotroski F-score with how many of its nine tests were computable, Form 4 filings in 90 days, and the latest filing. No prices. | ticker (required) |
| recent_filings | The latest annual, quarterly and current reports a company filed with the SEC, with filing dates, what the 8-K items cover, and links to each document. | ticker (required) |
| insider_trades | Open-market purchases (P) and sales (S) that officers, directors and 10% holders reported on SEC Form 4: who, their title, shares, average price, value, the trade date and the filing date, with a link to each filing. | ticker (required), limit |
| earnings_date | When a company is next expected to report: a date the company confirmed in its own SEC filing or announcement, or an estimate from its own history of results filings with a stated confidence. Never a consensus estimate of the results. | ticker (required) |
| news_headlines | Recent news headlines about a company with the outlet, link and publish time, with reports of the same story grouped as the news source links them. Headlines are what outlets reported, not verified facts. | ticker (required), limit |
| economic_calendar | Major US releases (CPI, jobs, PPI, retail sales, GDP, PCE prices, jobless claims, industrial production, housing starts, JOLTS): dates scheduled for the next five weeks, and for the last three weeks each headline as first published that day, the prior period, and the value today if revised. Never a forecast or consensus. | none |
| treasury_yield_curve | The latest daily Treasury par yield curve, 1 month to 30 years, with the curves closest to one month and one year earlier, from the Treasury’s own published rates. | none |
| spy_holdings | The largest positions in the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) by weight, as the fund reported them in its latest public Form NPORT-P, with the period they describe and the filing date. Weights only, no prices. | limit |
Cite the filing or the provider each row names, and the date it carries. Where a licence above asks for something, such as FINRA's rule that its data is not for redistribution, it applies to what you download. None of this is investment advice: the exports are records of what was filed and published, not recommendations, and an amended filing replaces the one it amends. Something missing or broken? Tell us.
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