Pricing built for emerging managers.
The data top-tier shops pay $20K a year for, priced so you can actually use it. Two paid tiers, plus a free public demo. Pilots start with a 30-minute call — no credit card to start.
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Anyone evaluating. No account, no credit card.
- Recent activist 13D/G filings
- Insider Form 4 cross-reference
- Institutional consensus overlay
- Short interest overlay
- New-filing alerts
Or $15,000/yr (2 months free).
Every activist filing, cross-referenced.
Single-PM funds, RIAs under $500M AUM.
- Full activist 13D/G feed, all history
- Insider Form 4 cross-reference
- Institutional consensus (10 tracked managers)
- FINRA short interest overlay
- New-filing alerts, 48-hour delay
- Rate-limited read API
- 1 user seat · email support
Or $30,000/yr (2 months free).
Three-factor signal. When activists, insiders, and Congress agree, you'll know first.
Multi-PM funds, family offices, research shops.
- Everything in Standard
- Three-factor signal (activist × insider code-P × congressional buy)
- Custom watchlists (ticker, filer, sector)
- Real-time alerts (email + webhook)
- Macro context layer (FRED yield curve, COT, treasury demand)
- Higher API rate limits
- 3 user seats · priority support
“$1M per $1B AUM is what funds budget for alt-data.”
Morgan Stanley HF alt-data benchmark. At $1,500/mo, this is rounding error.
Pilots start with a 30-minute call. No credit card to start. 30-day evaluation with full Standard access; convert to a recurring subscription at the end of the pilot if it's working.
Common questions
What does a pilot look like?
A 30-minute call to walk through your workflow and confirm fit, then 30 days of full Standard access. You give us a few tickers or filers you care about; we set up the feed for them. No card on file. At day 30, you either convert to a recurring subscription or you walk away.
Why Cal.com instead of self-serve checkout?
For the first cohort, every customer talks to Robert directly. The consultative motion catches workflow mismatches early and gives us the right context to tune the product. Self-serve Stripe checkout opens after the first few pilots close.
How is this different from 13D Monitor or WhaleWisdom?
13D Monitor is institutional-priced (~$18K/yr) and built for a different buyer. WhaleWisdom Pro is retail (~$500/yr) and doesn't cross-reference insider activity. 13D Watch sits in the gap: the overlap signal funds want, priced for emerging managers.
Is the three-factor signal really live?
Yes. Activist 13D × insider code-P buys × congressional purchases, joined on ticker within a configurable window. The endpoint is in production; Pro subscribers query it via API or receive the match in real-time alerts.
How often do alerts fire?
Only when there is new activity worth flagging. The product is event-driven, not high-frequency — some weeks bring several filings, others bring none. Standard alerts arrive on a 48-hour delay. Pro alerts fire in real time, filtered by your watchlist. We do not send empty digests just to keep up a cadence.
What if I just want the data feed and no email?
Standard includes the read API; alerts are a convenience, not the product. If you want to pull from your own pipeline and skip the email entirely, that's fine.
Is this investment advice?
No. 13D Watch is research data on public SEC filings. Read carefully, do your own work, decide for yourself. The standing disclaimer in the footer is the operative one.
Multi-team setups, larger seat counts, and custom data licensing for fund-of-funds and research aggregators are available.
Write to [email protected] with your seat count and we'll respond within one business day.