Every figure unfolds
One click gives its filing, the period, how the value was obtained, and the issuer's own tag when a single tag covers it. Included in the free plan, no card, no expiry.
You keep your tools. What changes is where the numbers come from and what they carry with them.
Open one issuer or screen the whole covered universe. Every market we serve is included in every plan, the free one included: a plan changes your throughput, never your coverage.
The XBRL pipeline parses, normalises and reconciles the source documents, keeping the granularity the filing carries.
Take it through the REST API, the MCP server, or a one-click export to Excel, CSV and JSON. Same values, every route.
Comparative recast, no amendment filed. The figure moved in the comparative column of a 10-K filed two fiscal years later. Both stay visible here, and so does the tag: us-gaap:Revenues
Different teams, same requirement: show where the figure came from.
Build analysis models on values at the granularity the filing actually carries, instead of reverse-engineering an aggregate.
On PyPI, with public docs and a changelog that says what moved. A free key to start, no card.
One click gives its filing, the period, how the value was obtained, and the issuer's own tag when a single tag covers it. Included in the free plan, no card, no expiry.
What the company reported, and what is served after a restatement. A provider that shows only the new figure is hiding the correction.
A dedicated architecture, operated by us and hosted in Germany.
The concept-level drill-down, dimensional breakdowns, the in-report viewer, Hub-Equity AI, custom templates, and a higher API rate limit.
We provide a terminal, like Bloomberg, Refinitiv and Capital IQ. The strength of our solution lies in the explanation behind the numbers.
None of these vendors publishes a price; all three sell per seat, per year, on quote. The other rows describe what these providers deliver in practice, not a quotation from any one vendor.
XBRL is the reporting format regulators imposed on listed issuers. It is the ground Finance stands on. We did not build it, we build on it.
Mandatory at the SEC, phased in from 2009, across Europe under ESEF, and in Asia under national mandates of their own. Under those mandates every listed company files its accounts in it, and its auditors sign them off.
Each element arrives with its unit, its reporting context and its hierarchical relationships. 18,000+ US-GAAP elements, 5,300+ IFRS elements, none of them flattened.
Nothing between the filing and you belongs to anyone, which is exactly why the rent charged on top of it is hard to justify.
Markets lit on the map are accessible on the free plan. Europe is what we are ingesting right now, market after market; Japan, South Korea, India and China follow. It is an order of work, not a delivery calendar.
Every number, traceable.
Every plan sees the same universe, the same history and the same accuracy. Plans differ on how deep you can go, how much you can pull, and which tools you unlock.
No commitment.
Eight things people ask before they trust a data provider.
No. The free plan is enough. No card, no expiry. Any covered company, one at a time, with the filing behind every figure.
No. ESEF is a first-class source, standardised on the same concepts as US filers. Every figure comes back with its filing, and with *the tag the issuer wrote* where a single tag carries it, never a vendor's rewrite.
Yes. The platform ships as a Model Context Protocol server and a public REST API, so an agent reads exactly what a person reads on screen.
Yes. Every value carries its filing and its reporting context. Most also carry the exact tag the filer used; an aggregate that no single tag covers says so instead of borrowing one.
Yes. When a filer restates a prior year through comparative columns instead of an amendment, the change is detected and both figures stay visible.
Several, and expanding. Markets lit on the coverage map are served today, and the rest of Europe onboards market by market under the same ESEF mandate that already governs it.
Within the day. Of its collection: once a filing is picked up, it is parsed, normalised and served without a manual step. Pick-up follows each market's own schedule, so count in days from publication, not in hours.
No. Paid plans add depth and tools: drill-down, dimensional breakdowns, the in-report viewer, Hub-Equity AI, custom templates, a higher API rate limit. Coverage and accuracy are the same on every plan.
Describe your scope and your constraints. We answer with what we can actually serve today, and what we cannot.
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Any covered company, one at a time, with the filing behind every figure. Or tell us what you are building:
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