Full filings list
Every form a US-listed company has filed, ordered by date. Click through to the EDGAR document; the metadata sits next to it (form type, accepted date, period of report).
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Every 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K,
one ticker away.
Type a ticker and read the filings. Finterm pulls submissions and us-gaap concept data straight from the SEC’s own EDGAR feed — annual reports, quarterly reports, material events, proxy statements — alongside a quarter-by-quarter view of revenue, net income, earnings per share, equity and cash flow. Free, in the browser, no account.
What you get
Revenue, net income, EPS
Pulled from companyfacts. Companies report under different us-gaap concept names; the pivoter picks the first available concept per metric so the trend is consistent across reporting changes.
FCF = CFO − CapEx
Operating cash flow minus capital expenditure, computed on the wire. No GAAP-vs-adjusted ambiguity, no proprietary normalisation — just the company’s own numbers.
Q4 = FY − (Q1+Q2+Q3)
Companies don’t file a 10-Q for Q4. The pivoter back-solves Q4 flows from the 10-K and carries balance-sheet stocks forward from FY close, so every quarter is comparable.
Edge-cached, fast
Every request goes through a Cloudflare worker that caches at the edge with stale-while-revalidate, so a popular ticker comes back instantly on the second hit.
What we don’t do
No proprietary ‘adjusted’ numbers. No analyst estimates. No transcripts. If you need those, a paid terminal is the right answer — we surface the source.
Common questions
01Is there a free way to read SEC EDGAR filings?+
Yes. Finterm is a free SEC EDGAR viewer that runs in a browser tab — type a ticker and read the company’s 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and DEF 14A filings pulled straight from the SEC’s own EDGAR feed. No account, no install, no paywall.
02How do I find a company’s quarterly revenue from its 10-Ks and 10-Qs?+
Finterm reads the SEC companyfacts data behind each filing and pivots it into a quarter-by-quarter table of revenue, net income, earnings per share, equity and cash flow. Companies report under different us-gaap concept names over time, so it picks the first available concept per metric to keep the trend consistent across reporting changes.
03Can I view 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K filings online without an account?+
Yes. Every form a US-listed company has filed is listed by date and links straight through to the original EDGAR document. There is no login — the filings list and the quarterly fundamentals open the moment you enter a ticker.
04How do you calculate free cash flow from SEC filings?+
Free cash flow is operating cash flow minus capital expenditure (FCF = CFO − CapEx), computed directly from the company’s reported us-gaap figures. There are no proprietary “adjusted” numbers or analyst normalisations — just the company’s own disclosures.
05What is EDGAR companyfacts?+
companyfacts is the SEC’s machine-readable feed of every numeric us-gaap concept a company has reported across its filings. Finterm consumes it to build the quarterly fundamentals view, including synthesising Q4 (which companies don’t file a 10-Q for) as the full year minus the first three quarters.
06Does the SEC filings viewer cost anything?+
No. The SEC filings viewer and quarterly fundamentals are free and require no account. It is part of the Finterm terminal, which is free to use in the browser.
Guides
How to read a 10-K for free
Where annual reports live, the sections worth your time, and how to read them in a browser tab.
How to read a 10-Q
The quarterly report: what's in it, how it differs from the annual 10-K, and why Q4 is never filed.
Find quarterly revenue
Pull a clean quarter-by-quarter revenue series across inconsistent us-gaap tags — and why Q4 is always missing.
Find CapEx in a 10-K
Where capital expenditure sits in the cash flow statement, the line names companies use, and how to read it per quarter.
Find R&D spending
Where R&D sits on the income statement, which us-gaap tag to use, and how to read it as a share of revenue.
Calculate free cash flow
Free cash flow is operating cash flow minus CapEx — here’s how to pull both straight from a filing.
Free cash flow margin
FCF divided by revenue: the formula, what counts as a good margin, and how to track it quarter by quarter.
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