Most of it is free, and the free part is not a demo
The whole screener, every stock page, guru consensus and the politician trade feed are free, with no account needed to look. An account saves your work. Pro opens the ownership data that costs the most to assemble.
Nothing is for sale right now. While the product is early, every signed-in account gets the full Pro limits at no cost. The plans below are what the tiers will be when billing switches on, published in advance so nobody is surprised later. Anything you save now stays yours.
Free
Everything most people need to research a company properly. No card, and no account until you want to save something.
- Full market dashboard, heatmap and breadth
- Screener with every metric filter and one-tap presets
- Stock pages: chart, financials, statistics, analysts, news
- Super Investors consensus and guru directories
- Politician trade feed and Capitol view
- Crypto desk
- Top 3 institutional holders per stock
- 3 recent congressional trades per stock
- 3 saved screens (this browser)
- 3 AI advisor messages a day
- 3 price alerts
Pro
For people who follow the money seriously: the full ownership picture, backtests, and programmatic access.
- Everything in Free
- Full Ownership tab: all tracked institutional holders per stock
- Full congressional trade history per stock
- Insider (Form 4) activity per stock
- Full Street & Hill agreement list
- Guru Time Machine backtests
- Personal API keys for the public REST API and MCP connector
- Saved screens synced to your account
- Up to 100 price alerts
- 300 AI advisor messages a day
Line by line
These limits are read from the same table the server enforces, so this page cannot drift from what the product actually does.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Research | ||
| Global coverage | 7,000+ stocks, 18 markets | 7,000+ stocks, 18 markets |
| Screener, every filter and preset | ||
| DCF fair values, moat and ratings | ||
| Financials, statistics and analyst targets | ||
| Live market dashboard and heatmap | ||
| Super investors | ||
| Guru directory and consensus | ||
| Institutional holders per stock | Top 3 | Every tracked fund |
| Guru Time Machine backtests | ||
| Fund overlap matrix | 8 largest books | 30 largest books |
| Congress and insiders | ||
| Politician trade feed | ||
| Congressional trades per stock | 3 most recent | Full history |
| Insider Form 4 activity per stock | ||
| Street and Hill agreement list | Top 3 | Full list |
| Your desk | ||
| Watchlist and portfolio, synced | ||
| Saved screens | 3, this browser | 50, synced to your account |
| Price alerts | 3 | 100 |
| AI advisor messages | 3 a day | 300 a day |
| API keys and MCP connector | ||
Questions worth asking first
How fresh is the data?
Prices refresh through the day and every figure carries its own timestamp, marked stale rather than passed off as live once it ages. Institutional holdings come from 13F filings, which the law allows to be up to 45 days behind the trade, and the pages say so. Congressional trades carry the same disclosure lag. Nobody can sell you real-time 13F data, because it does not exist.
What does an account actually get me over browsing signed out?
A watchlist that follows you between devices, saved screens, price and fair-value alerts, and the AI advisor. Signed out, all of that lives in one browser and disappears when you clear it.
Can I cancel, and what happens to my data?
Cancel any time from Settings, in two clicks, with no email required. Cancelling drops you to Free at the end of the period you have paid for. Your watchlists, notes and saved screens are kept, not deleted: you simply return to the Free limits for new ones.
Do you offer refunds?
If Pro is not what you expected, email within 14 days of paying and you will be refunded in full. No form, no retention script.
Is this financial advice?
No, and it never will be. SteadyShares is a research tool that shows you filings and computes models from them, with the method published. It does not know your circumstances and cannot tell you what to buy.
Building on the data instead? The API has its own tiers.