Free SEC EDGAR API, no key needed

Every new EDGAR filing, newest first, searchable by form, ticker, company and date.

Current reports as companies file them: earnings, deals, executive changes.

Quarterly results filed under 8-K Item 2.02, minutes after release.

Annual reports from US public companies, by ticker, company or year.

Quarterly reports with unaudited financials, newest first.

Annual reports from foreign companies listed in the US.

Results and news from foreign companies listed in the US.

Annual reports from large Canadian companies listed in the US.

Annual reports of 401(k) and stock purchase plans holding company stock.

Conflict minerals reports on tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold.

Quarterly holdings reports from hedge funds and asset managers.

Insider trade reports from officers, directors and 10% owners.

Investors crossing 5% of a company with plans to influence it.

Notices that an insider or affiliate plans to sell restricted stock.

Passive investors and funds owning more than 5% of a company.

New officers, directors and 10% owners reporting what they own.

Year end insider reports of gifts and other unreported changes.

IPO registration statements and their amendments, newest first.

Prospectus supplements for notes and structured products from big banks.

Shelf registrations that let a company sell stock or debt quickly later.

Shares registered for employee stock options, RSUs and purchase plans.

Foreign companies registering their US IPO.

Shelf registrations from foreign companies listed in the US.

Registration statements from REITs and real estate companies.

Final IPO prospectuses with the offering price, filed after pricing.

Follow on stock and bond sales from a shelf registration.

Confidential IPO drafts, published once the company goes public with its plan.

Regulation A mini IPOs: smaller companies raising from the public.

Proxy statements before annual meetings: board, pay and votes.

Merger proxy statements sent before shareholders vote on a deal.

Shares registered to pay for mergers and acquisitions.

Shares foreign companies issue to pay for mergers.

Press releases, slides and letters about pending mergers.

What SEC staff asked companies to fix, and how they answered.

Securities registering to trade on an exchange, often around an IPO.

Delisting notices from exchanges and companies.

Companies ending their SEC reporting after a merger or going dark.

Municipal advisor firms and individuals registering with the SEC.

Closed end funds, interval funds and BDCs registering their shares.

Fund mergers and reorganizations put to shareholders.

Annual and semiannual reports that funds send their shareholders.

Monthly portfolio holdings of mutual funds and ETFs.

How funds and asset managers voted at company meetings.

Annual fund census: auditors, custodians, advisers and share classes.

Fund prospectuses, supplements and summary prospectuses.