EdgarLookup is a free research tool built on public data from the SEC EDGAR database. It makes SEC filings, financial data, and insider transactions searchable and browsable for all U.S. public companies.

SEC EDGAR (Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval) is the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's public database of company filings. Every public company is required to file financial reports, ownership disclosures, and material event notices through EDGAR.

What is insider trading disclosure?

Corporate insiders — directors, officers, and 10%+ shareholders — are required by law to report their stock transactions to the SEC within two business days using Form 4. These disclosures are public record and show purchases, sales, option exercises, and awards of company stock.

How many companies are in the SEC EDGAR database?

EdgarLookup currently indexes 8,077 public companies registered with the SEC, along with 6,747,749 filings and 3,190,601 insider transactions sourced from EDGAR.

SEC EDGAR Filings & Insider Data

Search 8,077 public companies, 6,747,749 filings, and 3,190,601 insider transactions.

EdgarLookup is a free research tool built on public data from the SEC EDGAR database. Every U.S. public company is required to file financial reports, ownership disclosures, and material event notices with the SEC. EdgarLookup makes that data searchable and browsable — from a company's full 10-K filing history to the stock transactions of its executives and board members.

8,077

Companies

6,747,749

Filings Indexed

3,190,601

Insider Transactions