Track earnings calendars, calls, transcripts and financial reports for public companies
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Founded
2020
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free plan: $0/mo. Pro plan: $24.99/mo or $249.99/yr. Ultimate plan: $49.99/mo or $499.99/yr. Launch offer: 50% off first 12 months on any paid plan with code FOUNDING50 (first 25 redemptions).
Free plan: $0/month with 3 research credits per month. Plus plan: $14.9/month billed annually ($178.8 total, save 22%) with 300 research credits per month. Pro plan: $24.9/month billed annually ($298.8 total, save 14%) with 650 research credits per month.
Key features
Nightly stock scoring with published methodology
SEC filing tracking and amendments
Auditor change detection
Insider and congressional trade tracking
Portfolio tracker and exposure breakdown
Trading setup scanning
Watchlist and alert management
Market data from multiple sources
Backtested signal methodology
Live and archived earnings call audio playback
Interactive transcript notes with timestamps and inline research annotations
8-language AI translation of earnings transcripts
Historical earnings data spanning nearly two decades
Official SEC filings including 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K documents
Real-time keyword and symbol tracking with push notifications
One-click download of investor presentations and PDF filings
What makes it different
Every number comes from published rules applied to SEC filings, never guessed or narrated by AI
Public track record of all calls graded against market performance
Same methodology and scoring across all pricing plans
Founding member rates locked in and never increase
No conflicts of interest: subscriptions only business model
Multi-language AI translation supporting 8 languages including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and English
Access to nearly two decades of historical quarterly earnings data
Official SEC filings delivered alongside streamlined summaries
Interactive live transcripts with timestamped notes during earnings calls
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