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InsiderWatch vs Quiver Quantitative
Looking for a Quiver Quantitative alternative, or deciding between the two? Here is what each one is, what it costs, and what it does that the other does not, read off Quiver Quantitative’s own public pages on August 20, 2026.
Short version: Quiver Quantitative is alternative-data terminal: free web platform with a paid Premium tier. InsiderWatch reads 21 government and market feeds every minute, sends a graded alert when an event clears the bar, and publishes how every call turned out.
| InsiderWatch | Quiver Quantitative | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Alert service with a graded direction call on every alert, plus a research dashboard on Pro | Alternative-data terminal: free web platform with a paid Premium tier |
| Price | $6 a month for your watchlist, $15 for the whole market, 7-day free trial | Free tier; Premium $25 a month or $300 a year |
| Coverage | SEC Form 4 insider buys and sells, 13D/13G activist stakes, 13F books of about 20 named funds, Senate and House STOCK Act trades, DoD contract awards, FDA decisions and advisory-committee documents, FTC/DOJ enforcement, Federal Reserve, Federal Register, lobbying, White House and Truth Social, market wires and per-ticker news | Congress trading, insider trades, government contracts, lobbying, 13F holdings, patents, corporate flights, Google Trends and social metrics, and more |
| Alerts delivered to you | Instant email and Telegram on every plan | A free Discord bot posts dataset updates; Premium includes an alerts feature whose delivery channel is not stated on the site |
| Direction call on each event | Yes: bullish or bearish, with impact, confidence and the reasoning | No per-event direction call: the data is shown, the judgment is yours |
| Public record of sent calls | Yes: every sent call scored against real prices and published, misses included | Strategy-level backtests (Sharpe, CAGR) on the Strategies page; no hit-rate record of individual alerts |
Quiver Quantitative facts read from: quiverquant.com (homepage pricing block); quiverquant.com/discord/; quiverquant.com/strategies/; quiverquant.com/faqs/ on August 20, 2026. Prices and features change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it. Quiver Quantitative is not affiliated with InsiderWatch.
What Quiver Quantitative has that we do not
- A far deeper Congress and alternative-data database, with politician portfolios and history going back years
- Backtesters for Congress trades and institutional holdings, and backtested strategies
- A free tier you can browse without paying
- Data export and an API product
What we have that Quiver Quantitative does not
- A direction call (bullish or bearish) and a written reason on every alert, not a data row
- Instant email and Telegram alerts on every plan, filtered to the events that clear a quality bar
- Coverage beyond trades: FDA decisions and advisory-committee documents, DoD contract awards, FTC/DOJ enforcement, Federal Reserve and Federal Register, White House and Truth Social
- A public record of every sent call, scored against real prices, misses included
Our Read
Which One Should You Use?
Quiver Quantitative is the better research database, by a distance: if you want to dig through years of Congress trades, government contracts and alternative data yourself, that is what it is built for, and a large part of it is free. InsiderWatch is built for the opposite job: reading the feeds for you, sending only the handful of events that matter, saying which way they point, and publishing how the call turned out. If you want a terminal, pick Quiver. If you want an alert you can act on and a record you can check, that is us.
The Detail
Quiver Quantitative Pricing and Coverage, As Published
- The web platform is free to use; Premium was listed at $25.00 a month billed monthly, or $300 billed yearly, with a one-month free trial on the monthly plan (homepage, Aug 20 2026).
- Premium adds backtested strategies, an alerts feature, a stock screener, Congress and institutional-holdings backtesters, and data export.
- Homepage lists Congress trading and politician portfolios, insider trading, government contracts and spending, corporate lobbying, SEC filings (executive pay, institutional holdings, risk factors), election fundraising, analyst ratings, Google Trends and social metrics, patents, and corporate flights.
- The Discord bot posts dataset updates for Senate and House trading, government contracts, insider transactions, lobbying, Wikipedia page views, WallStreetBets discussion and app ratings.
Fair Questions
Is InsiderWatch a Quiver Quantitative alternative?
For alerts, yes. For a research database, no: Quiver has more data and more history. InsiderWatch watches a wider set of government and market feeds every minute, sends a graded alert when something clears the bar, and publishes the outcome of every call. Many people use a free Quiver account for digging and InsiderWatch for the alert.
How do the prices compare?
Quiver's web platform is free and Premium was $25 a month or $300 a year when we checked. InsiderWatch is $6 a month for your watchlist or $15 for the whole market, each with a 7-day free trial.
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