GetSignal Reviews and Details

GetSignal is a website and an iPhone and Android app for following U.S. public financial disclosures in one place. The website is free to read with no account.

What it covers

• Congress. Stock trades that members of Congress report under the STOCK Act, with the trade date, the filing date and the days to file on every row. Every sitting member has a page.
• Company insiders. Transactions from SEC Form 4 filings.
• Fund managers. Quarterly 13F holdings for 97 institutional managers, with what changed since the quarter before.
• The President. OGE Form 278-T periodic transaction reports.
• Companies. Pages for 1,630 U.S.-listed companies, including every S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 member, with filings, earnings, analyst ratings and company news GetSignal writes with AI from 8-K filings and press releases.

Late filings

A separate page lists House members whose stock trade reports came in after the STOCK Act's 45-day limit. Each named report links to the original House Clerk PDF it was checked against. The page counts the days between two dates printed on a public filing. It does not say why a report came when it did.

Alerts

Follow a member of Congress, a company or a fund manager, and the app sends a push when they file something your alert rule covers. A free account gets 15 follows and one alert rule. GetSignal Pro adds unlimited follows, up to 20 alert rules and up to 50 price alerts, for $14.99 a month or $119.99 a year in the US (store prices vary by country), with a 7-day free trial for new subscribers, billed through the App Store or Google Play.

Sources

Every record traces back to a public filing: the House Clerk and Senate eFD for STOCK Act reports, SEC EDGAR for Form 4 and 13F filings, and the U.S. Office of Government Ethics for the President's reports. Where a trade row shows an estimated entry or exit price, it is the stock's close on the trade date, not the price paid.

Not investment advice.