Pricing
Free shows the newest trades on every page. Pro shows every trade, tells you when someone you follow trades, and lets you download any list.
Free
$0
- The newest trades by company insiders, Congress and big investors
- The 5 most unusual insider buys right now
- The latest 10 trades on anyone's page
- New trades at the same time as Pro
No account needed.
Pro
$29 a month
Everything in Free, plus
- Every trade a person or company has reported
- Alerts when someone you follow trades
- Search, sort, filter and download any list
- The full list of unusual buying, with the reasons
- Short written summaries of each company and its news
7 days free on your first subscription, then $29 a month until you cancel. Cancel in two clicks from your account; before day 7 you pay nothing. No refunds for part of a month.
Free and Pro, side by side
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Trades | ||
| New filings checked every 15 minutes | ||
| Unusual insider buying | Top 5 | Full list, with the reasons |
| Insider buying rankings | Top 10 | Full list |
| Congress trades | Newest 25 | Every trade |
| Big investors' stakes | Newest 25 | Newest 150, with stake sizes |
| Big investors list | 20 per list | Every investor |
| Pages | ||
| A person's or company's page | Latest 10 trades | Every trade, holdings and how each stock did |
| Congress members' committees and net worth | — | |
| How many people are betting a stock will fall | — | |
| Written summaries of companies and their news | — | |
| Map of investors who turn up in the same companies | — | |
| Tools | ||
| Follow companies | Up to 5 | As many as you like |
| Follow people | As many as you like | As many as you like |
| Alerts when someone you follow trades | — | In the app, or by a daily email |
| Search, sort and filter lists | — | |
| Download any list (CSV) | — | |
Questions
The reports are public. Why pay?
They are public, but they're spread across thousands of forms on government websites. We read them all as they come in, write names and companies in plain words, and put the ones worth a look first. You pay for the time that saves you, not for the data.
Where does the information come from?
Only public sources: the SEC's filings site for company insiders and big investors, the House and the Senate for Congress trades, the Office of Government Ethics for the President and cabinet, FINRA and Nasdaq for short-selling figures, and Yahoo Finance for prices.
Does Pro see trades sooner?
No. We check SEC filings every 15 minutes and Congress reports a few times a day, and everyone sees them at the same time. Pro shows more of each list, not earlier ones.
Is this investment advice?
No. We show what people reported about their own trades. Nothing here tells you to buy or sell, and what you do with it is up to you.
How do I cancel?
Any time, from Settings → Manage billing, whether you pay monthly or yearly. You keep Pro until the end of the month or year you've already paid for, and you won't be charged again.