Insider trades, the moment they're filed.
Real-time SEC Form 4 alerts, correctly classified and filtered for actual signal — delivered by email, free to start.
- ≥99.9% filing capture rate
- 20 SEC transaction codes classified
- Capitol Hill disclosures, tracked too
- Cancel anytime
How it works
Set your rule
Pick the tickers you want to watch (or watch everything), exclude noise like scheduled 10b5-1 sales, and set a minimum dollar threshold if you want.
We watch, continuously
SEC Form 4 filings and Congressional STOCK Act disclosures, polled around the clock and classified against all 20 SEC transaction codes — not just the easy ones.
Get the alert, with context
Delivered to email (free) or Telegram (paid), with historical return stats and sample size attached — never a raw XML filing.
See it in your inbox
A real cluster alert, sent to a real inbox — not a mockup.
Minutes, not days.
We poll EDGAR continuously and reconcile daily against its authoritative index, targeting a ≥99.9% capture rate of every new Form 4 filing.
Signal, not noise.
Scheduled 10b5-1 plan sales, tax-withholding, compensation awards, and gifts are filtered out by default — the mechanical transactions other tools count as "insider selling" but aren't a real-time decision by anyone.
Historical context on every alert.
A real example from our own data: past open-market buys at one issuer saw a median +11.2% at 7 days (positive 100% of the time, n=8) — shown alongside its sample size, never on its own.
Cluster detection.
We flag when multiple insiders at the same company trade the same direction within a short window — historically a stronger signal than any single trade.
Not just corner offices.
Congress has to disclose stock trades too — usually weeks after the fact, buried in a PDF nobody reads. We surface Senate and House disclosures the moment they're public, with the same benchmarked returns and disclosed lag times as every Form 4 alert.
Insiders and Congress, together.
When an SEC insider and a member of Congress trade the same stock in the same direction within days of each other, we flag it as a convergence signal — a coincidence worth knowing about, detailed below.
Insiders and Congress don't always trade in a vacuum
We already track SEC insiders and Congressional STOCK Act disclosures separately. When a company insider and a member of Congress independently trade the same stock in the same direction within a short window, we flag it as a convergence signal — worth knowing about, not proof of anything. We're not claiming coordination or a tip-off; we're surfacing a coincidence you'd otherwise have to notice yourself across two completely different disclosure systems.
Real results, disclosed honestly
Every open-market transaction, cluster signal, and congressional
trade we've ever detected — wins and losses both, not a
highlight reel. Sample size (n) shown for every row; a
median from a handful of events means less than one from hundreds.
Benchmark (S&P 500) comparison data is not yet available — raw returns below are still shown.
| Segment | n | Median return (7d) | Win rate | Median excess vs S&P 500 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open market buy | 1615 | 0.4% | 54.5% | — |
| Open market sale | 12704 | -0.9% | 44.8% | — |
| Cluster buy | 2343 | 0.7% | 57.7% | — |
| Cluster sell | 9387 | 1.3% | 69.3% | — |
| Congressional purchase | 86 | -0.8% | 41.9% | — |
| Congressional sale | 112 | -0.5% | 45.5% | — |
See the full track record → · How these numbers are calculated
Why not just watch EDGAR yourself?
Form 4 filings are free and public — you don't need us for the data. What you're paying for is speed (continuous polling, not manual refreshing), correct classification (20 SEC transaction codes mapped, 10b5-1 and mechanical noise filtered out by default), and delivery to where you already are, with historical context attached to every alert instead of a raw XML filing.
Questions
Is this investment advice?
No. Everything on this site is informational/statistical disclosure about public filings — not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Isn't insider trading illegal?
Form 4 filings and Congressional STOCK Act disclosures are legally required public filings — we don't see or trade on anything non-public. We just surface what's already been disclosed, faster and better-classified than reading raw EDGAR XML yourself.
How fast is "real-time," really?
We poll EDGAR continuously and reconcile daily against its authoritative index, targeting a ≥99.9% capture rate. Free-tier alerts batch every 60 minutes; paid delivers as soon as a filing is classified, no batching delay.
Can I verify the track-record numbers myself?
Yes — every alert links back to the original SEC filing, and the full track record (including the losses) is public with no login required. See the methodology.
Do I need Telegram?
No — email works for everyone on both tiers. Telegram is an additional delivery channel unlocked on the paid tier for real-time alerts.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, no long-term contract — upgrade or cancel anytime from your account.
Simple, honest pricing
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$0/mo, forever
$0/yr, forever
- Real-time Form 4 alerts, batched every 60 minutes
- Email delivery
- 1 alert rule, 1 ticker
- 10b5-1 & mechanical-noise filtering
- Historical context on every alert, sample size disclosed
- Cluster detection
Paid
$19/mo
$190/yr save $38
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Real-time delivery — no batching delay
- Telegram delivery, alongside email
- Congressional trade alerts, Senate & House
- Unlimited alert rules & tickers
- Priority support
Upgrade anytime from your account — no long-term contract.
Comparable insider-trading alert tools charge $30–50/mo for less.
Every alert links back to the original SEC filing. Past performance is not indicative of future results — this is not investment advice.