Products
All products are integrated into datamule-python, a python package for working with SEC data at scale.
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SEC Library
- Download SEC submissions without rate limits from 1995 to present.
- $1/100,000 downloads.
SEC Websocket
Websocket monitoring the SEC's RSS and EFTS endpoint using datamule-python's monitor_submissions() function.
- Get notified of new submissions via websocket within 200ms.
- Free. One connection per user.
Datamule RDS (Coming Soon)
Tables extracted from SEC submissions, stored in a SQL database for fast retrieval. Generated using datamule-python's table() function. Charged at $1.00/gb retrieved.
- Insider Transactions: 6gb (3,4,5)
- Institutional Holdings: 13gb (13F-HR)
- Proxy Voting Records: 4gb (N-PX)
Datamule S3 Tables (Coming Soon)
Tables extracted from SEC submissions, stored in a S3 Tables. Generated using datamule-python's table() function. Probably will be charged at $1.00/gb retrieved + marginal read costs.
- Every SEC XML file converted to relational form, that is not in RDS. Full list to come.
Datamule XBRL (Coming soon)
InLine XBRL extracted from SEC documents using datamule-python's parse_xbrl() function. Probably will be charged at $1.00/gb + marginal read costs.
- Updates as soon as submissions come out (SEC XBRL endpoints sometimes take hours).
- No missing data.
- ~20gb.
Datamule NoSQL Database (Planning Stage)
Every SEC HTML and PDF filed converted into dictionary form. parse() function. Probably will be introduced in phases starting the end of July, once I figure out how to get the right latency at low costs.
Datamule Derived Datasets (Planning Stage)
Datasets generated from the text in SEC submissions using txt2dataset.
- Executive Compensation (8-K Item 5.02)
Datamule Fundamentals (Planning Stage)
There has been significant demand for standardized company fundamentals data. I have a MVP sitting around from May, will publish soon. Cost: $1.00/gb + marginal read costs.