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SEC EDGAR Company Filings

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SEC EDGAR Company Filings

SEC EDGAR Company Filings

Look up US public companies by ticker/name/CIK and get company metadata plus recent SEC filings with direct document links. Official data.sec.gov, no key. Flat $0.002 per company, all recent filings included - much cheaper than per-filing scrapers.

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SEC EDGAR Company Filings 📄

Look up any US public company by ticker, name, or CIK and get clean company metadata plus its recent SEC filings — each with a direct link to the document. No API key, no anti-bot: it uses the official data.sec.gov APIs.

A clean SEC EDGAR API and company-filings scraper for 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and Form 4 data — built for financial research, due diligence, and AI agents.

Who uses this

  • Investors & analysts tracking 10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks, insider Form 4s.
  • Fintech & research tools hydrating company profiles from authoritative filings.
  • AI agents doing financial research / due diligence (clean JSON, per-company billing).

Input

{
"queries": ["TSLA", "Apple", "0000320193"],
"formTypes": ["10-K", "10-Q", "8-K"],
"maxFilings": 25
}
FieldDescription
queriesTickers, company names, or CIK numbers
queryA single ticker/name/CIK (handy for agent single-call use)
formTypesOnly return these SEC form types (e.g. 10-K, 8-K). Empty = all
maxFilingsMax recent filings per company

Output

Per company: cik, company_name, tickers, exchanges, sic + sic_description, ein, fiscal_year_end, state_of_incorporation, and a filings array — each with form, filing_date, report_date, accession_number, and a direct filing_url. Unmatched queries return found: false.

Pricing

Pay per company looked up. Not-found queries still return a row.

How it works

Resolves your ticker/name to a CIK via SEC's official company-tickers file, then reads the company's submissions JSON from data.sec.gov and builds direct document URLs. Everything is from SEC's official open APIs (the only requirement SEC makes is a descriptive User-Agent, which the actor sends).

FAQ

Private companies? No — EDGAR only covers SEC filers (public companies and funds).

How fresh? Live — EDGAR updates continuously; this reads it at run time.

Financial statement data (XBRL facts)? Not yet — this returns filings + metadata. Company-facts (revenue, etc.) is on the roadmap.

Roadmap

  • XBRL company-facts (revenue, assets, EPS time series)
  • Full-text filing search
  • Standby mode for low-latency agent lookups