An EODHD alternative built around filings and transcripts rather than price history
EODHD is a global market-data API: end-of-day, intraday and tick prices, fundamentals, options with Greeks, news and calendars, with SEC filings and congressional trades marked beta, plus an MCP server with 72 tools. Equibles starts from the documents: filings with line references, speaker-attributed earnings call transcripts, 13F and insider tables, then adds daily prices, FINRA short data and option chains. [2] [3] [4]
Equibles
Research layer
Quick verdict
The short answer
Choose Equibles when the evidence is a filing, a transcript or an ownership table, for US or international listings, and you want it in Claude, ChatGPT or REST with citations. Choose EODHD when intraday bars, tick data or technical indicators are the core of your work. [2] [4] [6] [7]
Decision compass
Which product fits your work?
Side-by-side
Equibles vs EODHD
This table compares current product positioning and published capabilities. It is not a benchmark of data accuracy or completeness.
| Criterion | Equibles | EODHD | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core strength | Filings, transcripts and ownership as cited datasets | Global EOD, intraday and tick prices with fundamentals | Pick by the evidence your question needs [2] [4] |
| SEC filings | 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, 20-F and more with line-referenced search | SEC Filings API for 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K, marked beta | Equibles for filing-grounded research [2] [4] |
| Earnings calls | Speaker-attributed transcripts in each call's original language, plus briefs | Earnings calendar; no transcript endpoint documented | Equibles when the call is the source [2] [4] |
| Ownership and Congress | 13F, insider Forms 3, 4, 5 and 144, congressional trades | Insider Transactions API, Congressional Trades API in beta, holders inside fundamentals | Both cover insiders; Equibles for 13F as a dataset [2] [4] |
| Market data | Daily prices for more than 27,000 companies in 19 countries, plus US FINRA short data, live quotes and option chains on paid plans | Global EOD, intraday, tick, options with Greeks, technicals and a screener | EODHD for intraday depth and exchange count [2] [4] |
| MCP server | Hosted MCP on the same account as REST | 72 read-only tools, a v1 key URL and v2 OAuth; Claude Desktop, Claude Code and ChatGPT | Both connect the same clients; compare which datasets are tools [3] [6] [7] |
| Published price | Free plan plus self-serve paid plans | Free plan with 20 calls a day; paid plans from €19.99 a month with 100,000 calls a day; All-In-One €99.99 a month | Both start free; the paid tiers buy different things [1] [5] |
Beyond the checklist
The difference is document depth versus market breadth
EODHD's catalog is wide and price-centric. Its SEC filings and congressional trades endpoints are labelled beta at the review date, institutional holders sit inside the fundamentals feed rather than a 13F API, and no transcript endpoint is documented. Equibles treats the filing, the call and the 13F as first-class datasets, with filing search that returns line references and transcripts with speakers attributed, and covers daily prices for more than 27,000 companies in 19 countries, plus US short data and options, around them. [2] [4]
Bottom line
Who should switch from EODHD?
Keep EODHD for intraday and tick price work, where Equibles does not compete. Add or switch to Equibles when a filing, transcript or ownership question needs a cited answer, in the US or abroad, or when you want one MCP server that returns documents rather than only series. Both have free plans, so trying the second costs nothing. [1] [2] [4] [5]
Methodology
How this comparison was verified
Equibles Research checked current first-party product, documentation and pricing pages on the review date. We compare material, verifiable workflow differences and state where the competitor is the stronger fit.
Primary evidence
Every mutable capability or price claim points to a numbered first-party reference.
No paid placement
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Clear limits
This is a workflow comparison, not an unperformed benchmark of accuracy, latency or completeness.
Evidence
Sources and review notes
Product claims and published prices were checked against first-party pages on . Equibles' own coverage claims were updated on . Features and prices can change.
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1 EODHD pricingFree, All-In-One, EOD, EOD+Intraday and Fundamentals plans with daily call limits
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2 EODHD financial APIsAPI catalog, including the beta SEC filings and congressional trades endpoints
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3 EODHD MCP serverTool count, v1 and v2 endpoints, supported clients
- 4 Equibles data coverageequibles.com/docs/dataFilings, transcripts, ownership, Congress, short data, prices and options coverage
- 5 Equibles pricingequibles.com/pricingFree plan, paid plans and what each unlocks
- 6 Equibles MCP and REST guideequibles.com/docs/mcp-vs-restMCP and REST access patterns on one account
- 7 Equibles MCP server docsequibles.com/docs/mcpSupported clients and connection steps
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Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Does EODHD have SEC filings and earnings call transcripts?
Is Equibles a free EODHD alternative?
Can I use EODHD and Equibles in the same MCP client?
Does Equibles cover non-US markets?
Yes. Equibles covers more than 27,000 listed companies in 19 countries: the US plus Euronext, Xetra, Nasdaq Nordic, BME, GPW, the London Stock Exchange, the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture, the Canadian Securities Exchange, Cboe Canada, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Beijing and Hong Kong, with daily prices, financial statements, regulatory filings and earnings calls where published, each transcript in the language of the call, shown on its stock pages; its MCP company tools read their prices, financial statements and earnings calls by MIC:TICKER, and its REST company endpoints cover US listings, including foreign issuers that file 20-F, 6-K and 40-F with the SEC. EODHD covers more exchanges and adds intraday data. [2] [4]