OQRO and other trackers: what is free
On OQRO every page and all the data are free, with no card: insider trades, Congress trades, fund moves, contracts, the full history, alerts, exports and the API. The one paid option is the AI assistant. Below is what other trackers list as free and paid, copied from their own pages.
We make OQRO. Each row gives the date its page was read; prices change, so check the linked page. A mistake? Write to contact@oqro.io and we will correct it.
Free and paid plans, product by product
OQRO
Insider trades, Congress trades, fund moves and federal contracts, each linked to the filing
Quiver Quantitative
Congress trades, insider trades, government contracts, lobbying and many other datasets
Unusual Whales
Options flow and dark pool data, with politician and insider trades among its tools
WhaleWisdom
Hedge fund holdings from 13F filings
Capitol Trades
Congress trades
OpenInsider
A screener of SEC Form 4 insider trades
Free on OQRO
- Insider trades, every Form 4 and Form 144
- Congress stock trades, House and Senate, since January 2021
- Hedge fund moves from 13F filings
- Federal contracts to listed companies
- The full history, with no cut-off
- The screener, statistics and track records
- Email alerts, watchlists and CSV exports
- The REST API and the MCP server
Where the others go further
OQRO covers filed disclosures only. If one of these is what you need, the other tracker is built for it:
- Quiver Quantitative lists many more kinds of data than OQRO, on one platform.
- Unusual Whales is built around options flow and dark pool data, which OQRO does not carry.
- WhaleWisdom lists 13F history back to 2001 and a backtester; OQRO's 13F history is shorter and follows a selected set of funds.
- OpenInsider has run its Form 4 screener for many years, with long date ranges and many filters.
One-to-one comparisons
Each article puts OQRO next to one tracker, feature by feature, with every page it read.
How this page was written
Every line about another product comes from that product's own public page, opened on the date in its row. Where a page does not list something, we say it is not listed there, which is not a claim that the product lacks it. We did not subscribe to or test these products. Capitol Trades refuses automated requests, so its home page was opened in a browser. The names belong to their owners and are used only to describe their products. OQRO is financial information, not investment advice; see the terms of use.