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SEC Insider Trading (Form 4) — official data.sec.gov API, no lo

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$2.00 / 1,000 insider transaction row scrapeds

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SEC Insider Trading (Form 4) — official data.sec.gov API, no lo

SEC Insider Trading (Form 4) — official data.sec.gov API, no lo

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Fetch insider trading transactions (Form 4) for any U.S. public company via the official SEC EDGAR API. Input a ticker or CIK, get every buy/sell by officers, directors, and 10% owners: shares, price, transaction code, shares owned after. No login, no PDF/HTML scraping.

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$2.00 / 1,000 insider transaction row scrapeds

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SEC Insider Trading (Form 4) Scraper

Officers, directors, and 10% owners have to report every buy and sell within days (Section 16 of the Securities Exchange Act). This actor turns that legal disclosure into clean rows instead of one XML filing per transaction.

What you get

  • Every transaction — security, transaction date, transaction code (P=purchase, S=sale, A=grant/award, and more), shares, price per share, shares owned after
  • Who filed it — reporting owner name, whether they're a director/officer/10% owner, and their officer title
  • Both tables — non-derivative (common stock) and derivative (options, RSUs) transactions
  • Filter by transaction code — pass AAPL:P,S to see only open-market purchases and sales, skipping routine grants and option exercises

How it works

Uses the official SEC EDGAR submissions API (data.sec.gov) to find a company's recent Form 4 filings, then fetches and parses each filing's own XML (www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/...) for the transaction detail SEC itself publishes for free. No login, no proxies, no PDF scraping.

Use Cases

  • Investors tracking whether executives are buying or selling their own company's stock
  • Building an insider-trading alert feed for a watchlist of tickers
  • Compliance/IR teams monitoring their own company's Section 16 filings
  • Research on insider sentiment ahead of earnings or major announcements

Pricing

Pay per event. You are charged per transaction row collected ($2.00 per 1,000).