Last updated: 2026-10-24
ProBors pulls House, Senate and SEC Form 4 filings into one workspace and shows the gap between trade and filing, which the STOCK Act allows to reach 45 days. Paid members get a monthly AI credit allowance, watchlists with in-app alerts, and a REST API with an MCP server for agent tools.
About ProBors
ProBors is a research workspace for public stock-trading disclosures. It pulls House and Senate filings from the official disclosure portals and Form 4 insider filings from SEC EDGAR into one place, so a reader does not have to check each portal separately. Its About page says the product is built for individuals and small teams rather than institutions.
The core design choice is that the transaction date and the filing date stay separate, with the delay in days shown on each row. Each filing gets a signal score built from size, lag, timing and clustering, and the vendor says the score ranks what to read first rather than predicting anything. Watchlists follow members, officers and tickers and send in-app alerts, an AI assistant calls the same tools as the app and shows its work, and paid members also get a REST API and an MCP server that can be called from Cursor and the Claude apps.
ProBors sits close to, but not on top of, other finance tools in the directory. TradeOS AI builds plain-language trading agents with alerts, while TradingPulse sends daily market briefs; neither is a disclosure tracker. Browse the AI financial assistants category for the rest, or answer a few questions in Smart Match to get a shortlist matched to your use.
Who should look elsewhere: the underlying filings are public and free on the official House, Senate and SEC portals, and ProBors states that it is not a broker-dealer and gives no personalized investment advice. Filings are self-reported, amounts are disclosed as ranges, and the delay can run up to 45 days, so the data is research material and not a timing signal. Someone who needs an occasional lookup may be well served by the portals alone; the subscription suits a person who monitors filings every week.
Pricing
ProBors sells one membership with two billing options, and both include 700 AI credits a month plus the REST API and MCP server. Monthly is listed at a regular $75 a month, with a launch price of $30 a month that the vendor says holds while the membership stays active and spots remain open. Yearly is $180 a year, about $15 a month.
99 for 700, and they roll over until used. Yearly plans have a 14-day refund window minus one monthly fee, and monthly plans are non-refundable. com/plans on 24 October 2026.
| Tier | Monthly price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Yearly | $15/mo | Everything in Monthly, 700 AI credits each month, Priority support, 14-day refund window minus one monthly fee |
| Monthly (launch price) | $30/mo | 700 AI credits each month, Congress, Form 4, whale and politician portfolio tracking, Market quotes, charts and news context, REST API and MCP included, Cancel anytime, no monthly refunds |
Key Features
- Congress trade tracking: Tracks House and Senate disclosures from the official portals and lists each trade beside the number of days that passed before it was filed.
- Insider Form 4 monitoring: Pulls Form 4 insider filings from SEC EDGAR and shows who bought or sold, the dollar value, and whether the trade was a 10b5-1 plan or an open-market deal.
- Signal scores: Scores each filing from size, lag, timing and clustering across four inputs, and the vendor describes the score as a reading priority and not a prediction.
- Watchlists and alerts: Follows members, officers and tickers and sends in-app alerts when a matching filing posts, so a reader sees new rows without rechecking each portal.
- AI research assistant: Answers plain-English questions by calling the same tools as the app and showing its work, metered by a monthly allowance of AI credits on every paid plan.
- REST API and MCP: Gives paid members one API key for REST and MCP endpoints that return the same data as the app, for use from tools such as Cursor and Claude.
Pros
- Keeps the trade date and the filing date separate and shows the delay in days, so the STOCK Act filing lag is visible on every row instead of hidden.
- Links each row back to the original House, Senate or SEC filing, which makes the data auditable against its source.
- Includes the REST API and MCP server on every paid plan, with no separate developer tier to buy.
Cons
- No free plan is listed on the pricing page, so reading the live tables needs a paid membership.
- The monthly launch price is an offer against a higher regular price, and the vendor says it ends when spots run out.
- The filings themselves are public and free from the official portals, so the value is scoring, context and convenience rather than exclusive data.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does ProBors cost in 2026?
ProBors sells one membership in two billing options. Month to month it costs $30 on a launch price, against a $75 regular rate, and the year option is $180. Each includes 700 AI credits monthly and the developer API. Checked on 24 October 2026.
Does ProBors have a free plan or trial?
No free plan or trial is listed on the ProBors pricing page, which describes a paid membership with cancel-anytime billing. Only the yearly option can be refunded, within 14 days and less the first month fee, while monthly billing cannot. If you only need an occasional lookup, the same filings are free on the House, Senate and SEC portals.
Where does ProBors get its filing data?
ProBors says it ingests filings from the official House and Senate portals plus Form 4 and related insider filings from SEC EDGAR, then adds market quotes, technicals and price history. Each row shows the transaction date and filing date separately and keeps the link to the original document. The vendor warns that filings are self-reported, amended reports happen, and amounts are often ranges, so important details should be checked at the source.
What is the ProBors signal score?
The vendor says each filing is scored from size, filing lag, timing and clustering, so a reader can decide what to open first. It describes the score as research priority and not a prediction, and states that ProBors gives no personalized investment advice. Treat the score as a sorting aid and confirm the trade in the underlying filing.
What can I use instead of ProBors?
Other HokAI-listed finance tools cover neighbouring jobs rather than this one: TradeOS AI sets up plain-language trading agents that alert you on 13,000+ listed assets, and TradingPulse sends daily AI market briefs. Neither is described as a Congress or Form 4 disclosure tracker. For disclosures specifically, the free official portals are the baseline to compare against.
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