More market data is not the same as a clearer ownership verdict. HoldingsIntel makes one ticker easy to understand: the largest funds, insiders, activists and Congress are weighed into one scored ownership read, with the method published, on the web, through the REST API and inside your AI assistant.

HoldingsIntel vs. Fintel

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Recommended for holdings research

Fintel

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More market data is not the same as a clearer ownership verdict.

HoldingsIntel weighs funds, insiders, activists and Congress into one ownership Verdict per stock, with the method published, from $19 a month.

Reviewed November 8, 2026 · HoldingsIntel Research

Why HoldingsIntel wins

Choose HoldingsIntel when the conclusion matters: four disclosure types weighted into one scored stock read, with the method public across web, REST API, and MCP.

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Turn public filings into a ranked research answer

Open HoldingsIntel's stock directory to continue from broad ownership research into a specific company. Current through Q2 2026.

Free to browse. No account required.

See what disclosed owners are doing

Feature-by-feature

Where HoldingsIntel gives you more

HoldingsIntel makes one ticker easy to understand: the largest funds, insiders, activists and Congress are weighed into one scored ownership read, with the method published, on the web, through the REST API and inside your AI assistant.

Defined ownership verdict

HoldingsIntel
Preferred for this criterion: four filing types weighted into one published-method read
Fintel
Ai+ natural-language research across a broader market database

Fund quality

HoldingsIntel
Preferred for this criterion: every fund rated on 7 dimensions of its record
Fintel
ticker-level Fund Sentiment score

Filings combined

HoldingsIntel
Preferred for this criterion: 13F, Form 4, 13D/G and STOCK Act in one scored read
Fintel
Preferred for this criterion: 13F, 13D/G, NPORT and UK filings, per ticker page

Depth per institutional position

HoldingsIntel
Preferred for this criterion: each buy rated 0–100 and backtested
Fintel
ticker-level ownership and sentiment metrics

Coverage

HoldingsIntel
Preferred for this criterion: 563 of the largest funds, holding 89% of US 13F capital
Fintel
Preferred for this criterion: all SEC filers plus global markets

API and AI workflows

HoldingsIntel
Preferred for this criterion: REST API + ownership-focused MCP included from Free (200/day)
Fintel
Preferred for this criterion: REST API + account-aware MCP

Pricing comparison

What you pay, and what the workflow replaces

HoldingsIntelComplete workflow

$19–49 monthly

Holdings-led research, API and MCP workflows in one product.

Fintel

Free, Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers

Fintel sells Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers alongside a free plan.

Breadth is not a verdict

Fintel's Ai+ can interrogate a broad database spanning institutional owners, short interest, borrow rates, options flow, and insider trades. HoldingsIntel delivers the verdict: institutional conviction, insider buying, activist stakes, and congressional trades are weighted into one score per stock, and the weighting itself is published, so the ownership read can be inspected instead of reconstructed.

Switching from Fintel

Keep what you use. Gain the answer.

Coming from Fintel's ownership pages, you keep 13F and 13D/G ownership by ticker, and gain conviction on every fund buy, a rating for every fund, and one published-method Verdict that weighs funds, insiders, activists and Congress together.

Bottom line

For serious holdings research, choose HoldingsIntel

Choose HoldingsIntel when the conclusion matters: four disclosure types weighted into one scored stock read, with the method public across web, REST API, and MCP.

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Continue from the comparison to current data

Open HoldingsIntel's stock directory to continue from broad ownership research into a specific company. Current through Q2 2026.

Free to browse. Paid plans add 13F watchlist alerts when filings change.

See what disclosed owners are doing

Questions investors ask

What makes HoldingsIntel's ownership read different?

It weighs four disclosure types, SEC 13F, Form 4 and 13D/13G filings plus House and Senate STOCK Act trades, into one score per stock, with the weighting published, so you inspect the read instead of rebuilding it.

How is HoldingsIntel's 13F analysis different from Fintel's ownership pages?

Fintel scores each ticker with its Fund Sentiment and Insider Sentiment scores; HoldingsIntel scores the moves behind them. Institutional buys carry a 0–100 conviction rating, funds adding into price declines are flagged automatically, and the four filing sources resolve into one scored verdict per stock, with the weighting published.

Is HoldingsIntel cheaper than Fintel?

HoldingsIntel's paid plans start at $19 a month. Fintel sells Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers alongside a free plan.

How this comparison was checked

HoldingsIntel Research checked material competitor facts against official first-party pages on November 8, 2026. Product claims use current HoldingsIntel disclosure data, and undocumented competitor facts are qualified. This comparison is not investment advice.

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