SEC Filing Evidence MCP Server
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from $50.00 / 1,000 tool calls
SEC Filing Evidence MCP Server
Locate the SEC filing behind a claim. Every answer carries the accession number, the filing date and a direct SEC URL, so an agent's claim about a public company is checkable at source.
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Locate the SEC filing behind a claim. Every answer carries the accession number, the filing date and a direct SEC URL, so anything an agent says about a public company can be checked at source by a human afterwards.
This is an evidence locator, not a summariser. It does not paraphrase filings and it does not give financial advice — it tells you exactly which document to open.
Tools
| tool | what it answers |
|---|---|
lookup_company | Turn a ticker, name or CIK into SEC identifiers. Start here. |
list_filings | Recent filings for a company, filterable by form and date, each with a document URL |
get_filing | One filing, located precisely, by accession number |
search_filings | Full-text search across filings; returns documents containing your phrase |
Sources — public, logged-out, no key
| what | endpoint |
|---|---|
| company index (10,432 companies) | www.sec.gov/files/company_tickers.json |
| filing history | data.sec.gov/submissions/CIK##########.json |
| full-text search | efts.sec.gov/LATEST/search-index |
SEC fair access
SEC asks automated clients for a declarative User-Agent with a contact address and a ceiling of 10 requests per second. This server sends the User-Agent and paces every outbound call through one shared token bucket at 8 requests per second.
That limiter is load-bearing, not decorative: measured on the build runtime, five sequential unpaced calls ran at about 12 requests a second — already over the cap with no concurrency at all. A standby server answering several agents at once would be far over it.
Honest limits
- The submissions feed carries the most recent 1,000 filings inline. Responses report
older_files_available, so an empty result for an old date range reads as a window limit, not an absence. get_filingsays when an accession is outside that window rather than implying it does not exist.- Full-text search covers 2001 onward and indexes filing documents, not every exhibit format.
Pricing
| Event | Price |
|---|---|
Server start (apify-actor-start) | $0.05, charged once per server run by the platform |
Tool call (mcp-tool-call) | $0.05 flat per completed tool call |
No other events. Errors and notices are not charged — a bad CIK, a SEC read failure, or an accession outside the window returns without billing. A sourced answer, including a well-evidenced "no filings match", is charged.
If a tool call cannot be billed correctly, the call fails rather than serving free.
