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Insighthread vs Fiscal.ai

Pick Insighthread if you want real-time news and insider-trade tracking built directly from SEC filings, with a full news feed and a document-aware AI chat. Pick Fiscal.ai if you build valuation models across a global universe and want a 300+ metric screener and DCF tools. The biggest difference is scope: Fiscal.ai covers 100,000+ global stocks, ETFs, and funds on licensed S&P data, while Insighthread covers 6,000+ US-listed companies exclusively from SEC filings.

Insighthread vs Fiscal.ai: Side-by-Side

InsighthreadFiscal.ai
What it isSEC-native news, filings, transcripts, and financials appBroader data platform with modeling and valuation tools
Data sourceSEC filings onlyLicensed S&P Market Intelligence data
Coverage6,000+ US-listed companies100,000+ global stocks, ETFs, and funds
NewsEvery item shown in full, linked to its SEC filingMost headlines locked behind "Upgrade to Unlock news" in testing
Insider trades1-5 conviction score, cluster detection, sector heat map, officers-only viewForm 4 insider and 5%-owner transactions, without clustering or a conviction layer
Valuation toolsNot offered300+ metric screener, DCF modeling, relative multiples, IRR models
Pricing$30/month or $300/year, 7-day free trial, no credit cardFree tier; Pro $39/month billed annually ($49 monthly); Max $99/month

Insighthread vs Fiscal.ai: Two Different Takes on Financial Research

Insighthread and Fiscal.ai both help investors dig into a company's financials, filings, and news, but they start from different premises.

Insighthread builds everything, news, filings, transcripts, and financials, directly and exclusively from SEC filings for 6,000+ US-listed companies.

Fiscal.ai is a broader data platform covering 100,000+ global stocks, ETFs, and funds, built on licensed S&P Market Intelligence data with a heavier emphasis on modeling and valuation tools.

Fiscal.ai's News Tab Locks Most Headlines Behind a Paywall

In hands-on testing, Fiscal.ai's News tab shows a handful of open headlines followed by a long run of entries marked "Upgrade to Unlock news," with the preview text blurred out, even on a mega-cap ticker like Microsoft.

Insighthread's News tab shows every item in full: ticker, category badge, and 5-bar impact signal, with no paywall gate on the feed itself.

Every Insighthread news item also links back to the exact SEC filing it was generated from, so a claim can be checked at the source in seconds.

Insighthread's Chat Follows the Document, Fiscal.ai's Chat Stays Put

In direct side-by-side testing, Fiscal.ai's chat stayed scoped to whichever single document or page was already open, with no ability to pull in or tool-call across other pages or filings in the same conversation.

Insighthread's chat automatically attaches whichever item the user has open, a news article, an earnings transcript, a filing, a company profile, as context, and offers suggestion chips keyed to that specific document type.

That means a user can go from reading an 8-K to asking a filing-specific question without re-explaining what they're looking at, something that felt notably more limited on Fiscal.ai in the same test.

Insider Trades: Insighthread's Conviction Scoring vs Fiscal.ai's Raw Ownership Data

Fiscal.ai tracks insider and 5%-owner transactions globally, sourced from Form 4 filings, as part of a broader Estimates & Ownership section.

Insighthread's Insider Trades module goes further: a proprietary 1-5 conviction score per trade, cluster-buy and cluster-sell detection when multiple insiders move together, a sector heat map, and an officers-only view, alongside a fully filterable raw trades table.

Fiscal.ai surfaces the same underlying filings, but without the clustering or conviction layer that turns raw Form 4 data into a scannable signal.

Where Fiscal.ai Wins: Coverage Breadth and Valuation Modeling

Fiscal.ai is genuinely broader in raw coverage, 100,000+ tickers globally against Insighthread's 6,000+ US-listed companies.

Fiscal.ai also ships tools Insighthread doesn't try to compete on: a 300+ metric stock screener and DCF modeling with reverse and forward valuation, relative multiples, and IRR models built from natural-language prompts.

Anyone whose job is building valuation models across a global universe will find real, useful tools on Fiscal.ai that Insighthread doesn't attempt to replicate.

Insighthread vs Fiscal.ai Pricing

Insighthread is $30 a month flat, with a 7-day free trial and no credit card required.

Fiscal.ai's free tier is genuinely usable on its own, and its Pro plan runs $39 a month billed annually ($49 month-to-month), with a Max plan at $99 a month for unlimited dashboards.

The two aren't quite pricing for the same thing: Fiscal.ai's higher tiers are paying for modeling depth and global breadth, while Insighthread's flat $30 is paying for a real-time, filing-native news and insider-trade pipeline with no paywalled tiers inside the product.

Everything included

Every feature.One price.

6,000+ US companies SEC filings only 3 AI models

NVDA insider trades table with price, shares owned, change, value and 1–5 conviction scores, next to an insider holdings chart

Who uses it

“insighthread stands out because it only pulls clean, first-party data from public companies. In investing, that’s everything.”

Maurice CruzInvestment Analyst, Apollo Global Management
Insighthread News feed turning SEC filings into tagged headlines such as mergers, restructurings, earnings and buybacks

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is an SEC filing?

An official report public companies must file with the US Securities and Exchange Commission when something important happens: a deal, an executive change, earnings, or an insider trade. It’s the original source every headline is written from.