About Billiver

We started Billiver because we couldn't find what we were looking for. As investors, we wanted to check a company's 15-year revenue trend, compare insider trading patterns with institutional holdings, or simply see a Piotroski F-Score—all in one place, without paying hundreds of dollars a year.

That information exists. It's all in SEC EDGAR, a public database maintained by the U.S. government. But it's scattered across thousands of filings in formats that aren't easy to read. So we built the tool we wished existed.

Today, Billiver connects insider activity, institutional holdings, and company fundamentals for 3,000+ U.S. companies—and we're actively researching and expanding our data coverage to provide even deeper insights.

We're not financial advisors. We don't tell you what to buy or sell. Instead, we focus on something specific: collecting, verifying, and presenting financial data so you can do your own research with confidence.

Our expertise is in data engineering—building automated pipelines that collect data from official SEC filings, validate it through multiple checks, and present it in a way that's easy to understand.

We implement multiple layers of quality checks to ensure data accuracy:

Every data point on Billiver follows a strict editorial process before reaching you:

For full details on our data pipeline, see our Methodology page. For how we handle errors and what standards we enforce, see our Editorial Policy.