Financial intelligence
over MCP.

Filings, financials, and market data for ChatGPT, Claude, or your preferred assistant.

Our Datasets

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Global filings & reports

Annual and quarterly reports, 8-K, and local equivalents worldwide.

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Slide presentations

Event slide PDFs—keyword search and LLM-ready text, by company and event.

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Live event audio

Earnings calls, CMDs, AGMs, and other live corporate audio.

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Live transcripts

Word-by-word transcription with low latency during the event.

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Event audio archive

Past event audio—keyword search, stable ids, and LLM-ready transcripts.

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Event transcript archive

Post-event transcripts—keyword search and LLM-ready text, with speakers and timestamps.

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Holdings & holders

Holdings and holders on a deduped graph—nested links to see who owns what.

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Insider ownership

Insider and beneficial ownership positions.

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ETF & fund holdings

ETF and fund portfolios—nested, deduped positions on the same structure graph.

Explore coverage

See what's in scope in the coverage docs. To spot-check a company, filing, or price, open the platform—it uses the same data.

Looking for a finance-specific harness?

Alpha Analyst's agent harness is built for finance workflows: citations, market-ready visuals, watchlists and documents, slide decks, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or a custom client. Setup for each one is in the MCP docs.
Mostly the same underlying data—markdown filings, keyword search, entities, fundamentals, prices, and the rest—but over MCP tools, not REST. Tool names and setup are in the MCP docs; HTTP endpoints are in the API docs.
These calls and the platform read the same databases. Browse companies, filings, and prices there. What you can open is the coverage. Open the platform.
Filings, prices, and other metrics update at low latency. This is not a trading feed or an order book.
A website login does not connect a client. ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity use OAuth. A custom or headless client uses an API key. The steps are in the MCP docs.
No. A client needs a key or OAuth, and a plan that allows the call. That access is priced separately from the website. See API pricing.
Limits follow the plan, and MCP calls are counted separately from API calls. The numbers are in the rate limit docs.

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