HoldingsIntel vs. Fintel
HoldingsIntel
Recommended for holdings research
Fintel
Alternative
More market data is not the same as a clearer ownership verdict.
HoldingsIntel is the better choice for a transparent four-source ownership verdict; Fintel offers broader market data, Ai+, API, and MCP tools.
Reviewed August 23, 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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Open HoldingsIntel's stock directory to continue from broad ownership research into a specific company. Current through Q2 2026.
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Feature-by-feature
Where HoldingsIntel gives you more
HoldingsIntel makes one ticker easier to understand: the 551 largest managers, insiders, activists, and Congress are weighted into one scored ownership read, with the method published. Fintel offers broader market data, Ai+ natural-language research, REST API, and MCP access. HoldingsIntel narrows the job to a transparent ownership conclusion across those same web and automation surfaces.
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
Short interest
- HoldingsIntel
- not offered
- Fintel
- Preferred for this criterion: official NASDAQ/NYSE data plus FINRA dark-pool short volume
Options flow
- HoldingsIntel
- not offered
- Fintel
- Preferred for this criterion: real-time flow on premium tiers
Ownership filing breadth
- HoldingsIntel
- 13F + Form 4 + 13D/G + STOCK Act, scored
- Fintel
- Preferred for this criterion: 13F, 13D/G, NPORT, UK disclosures
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: 551 largest managers holding 90% 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
$19–49 monthly
Holdings-led research, API and MCP workflows in one product.
Fintel
Undisclosed
Exact current pricing was not confirmed from the official checkout as of 2026-08-23.
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 narrows the research job further: 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.
The narrow exception
Choose Fintel only when its strengths matter more
Fintel may fit when short interest, options flow, NPORT holdings, or UK disclosures are the requirement. For a clear read on disclosed ownership, HoldingsIntel does more of the synthesis.
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.
See the advantage in the product
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.
Questions investors ask
Does HoldingsIntel track short interest or options flow like Fintel?
No — both rows go to Fintel, which carries official NASDAQ/NYSE short interest, FINRA dark-pool volume, and real-time options flow. HoldingsIntel works only with public disclosures: SEC 13F, Form 4, and 13D/13G filings plus House/Senate STOCK Act disclosures, scored and fused rather than displayed side by side.
How is HoldingsIntel's 13F analysis different from Fintel's ownership pages?
Fintel shows you who owns a stock; HoldingsIntel argues what the ownership means. Every institutional position carries 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 — none of which exists on a raw ownership page.
Is HoldingsIntel cheaper than Fintel?
HoldingsIntel starts at $19 a month. Fintel's exact current price was not confirmed from its official checkout as of 2026-08-23, so this comparison does not publish a stale tier figure.
How this comparison was checked
HoldingsIntel Research checked material competitor facts against official first-party pages on August 23, 2026. Product claims use current HoldingsIntel disclosure data, and undocumented competitor facts are qualified. This comparison is not investment advice.
Evidence map
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- Research need: Defined ownership verdict
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- Research need: Short interest
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- Research need: Coverage
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- Research need: API and AI workflows
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- Breadth is not a verdict
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- Does HoldingsIntel track short interest or options flow like Fintel?
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- How is HoldingsIntel's 13F analysis different from Fintel's ownership pages?
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- Is HoldingsIntel cheaper than Fintel?
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