SEC Form 4 Insider Trading Transactions Scraper

Turn SEC Form 4 filings into clean, structured insider transactions. See exactly which executives, directors and 10% owners bought or sold company stock, how many shares, at what price, and what they hold afterward. Search by ticker or CIK, or pull recent market-wide filings, and export ready-to-analyze data.

Every transaction one row per trade

Buy / sell / grant shares, price & value

JSON / CSV / Excel output formats

What you get

Each record is a single insider transaction, parsed out of the underlying ownership filing, ready for a screener, a dashboard or a spreadsheet:

• issuerName, issuerTicker, issuerCik: the company the insider trades in
• insiderName, insiderCik: the reporting insider
• insiderTitle, isDirector, isOfficer, officerTitle, isTenPercentOwner: the insider's role and relationship
• transactionDate: when the trade happened
• transactionCode and transactionType: the trade type (P = open-market purchase, S = sale, A = grant, M = option exercise, F = shares withheld for tax, G = gift, and more)
• acquiredDisposed: whether shares were acquired (A) or disposed (D)
• securityType, securityTitle: common stock, options, RSUs and other securities
• shares, pricePerShare, transactionValue: size, price and computed dollar value of the trade
• sharesOwnedAfter: the position the insider holds after the transaction
• directOrIndirect: direct or indirect ownership
• conversionOrExercisePrice, exerciseDate, expirationDate, underlyingSecurity: extra detail for derivative (option) transactions
• filingDate, accessionNo, filingUrl: provenance for every record
• observedAt: freshness

Who is it for

Use case	Who benefits
Signal and screening	Traders tracking insider buying and selling as a signal
Research	Analysts studying insider behavior around events and earnings
Journalism	Reporters surfacing notable executive and director trades
Compliance and dashboards	Teams monitoring insiders across a watchlist of tickers

How to use it

1. Enter a ticker (for example AAPL) or a CIK to target one company, or leave both empty to pull recent market-wide filings.
2. Optionally set a transaction code filter (for example P, S for only purchases and sales) and a date window.
3. Set Max Items and run. Export as JSON, CSV or Excel, or pull it through the Apify API.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Form 4? A Form 4 is the disclosure that company insiders, directors, officers and 10% owners, must file when they buy or sell company securities. This actor parses each filing into one clean record per transaction.

What do the transaction codes mean? The most common are P (open-market purchase), S (open-market sale), A (grant or award), M (option or derivative exercise), F (shares withheld to cover taxes) and G (gift). Each record also includes a plain-language transactionType.

Can I get only real buys and sells? Yes. Set the transaction code filter to P, S to keep only open-market purchases and sales and skip grants, tax withholding and administrative entries.

Can I track many companies? Run the actor once per ticker or CIK, or leave the target empty to sweep recent filings across the whole market and filter afterward.

How fresh is the data? Filings are read live at run time, so results reflect what has been disclosed up to the moment of the run (see observedAt and filingDate).

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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with the SEC. It only accesses publicly available filing data. Use the results in accordance with the source's terms.