EODHD includes 8-K filings in a market-data plan from $99.99 a month, and 1Lookup labels a company's last 12 months of 8-Ks for $0.010 when it filed one.

Market and company data through one API. The All-In-One plan includes end-of-day, intraday and live prices, fundamentals, insider and congressional trades, a corporate calendar, economic data and the SEC Filings API for 8-K, 10-K and 10-Q reports, with SDKs and an MCP server on every plan.

Checked October 2026, in US dollars: the free Sandbox is $0 for 20 API calls a day and has no SEC filings. All-In-One is $99.99 a month ($999.90 billed annually) for 100,000 API calls a day and 1,000 requests a minute, and the Commercial view starts at $399 a month for Internal use. The pricing page shows the visitor's own currency, so a visitor outside North America may see pounds for the same plans. The page says 'No long-term commitments, just a minimum of one month.' Each SEC filings request uses 10 of the plan's API calls.

2 credits per company with an 8-K, free when no 8-K was filed in the last 12 months. On the Starter plan ($99 a month for 20,000 credits) a company is about $0.010, which covers 10,000 companies a month and is $9.90 per 1,000. At the Enterprise end of the rate card it is about $0.004. EODHD's All-In-One plan is $99.99 a month against $99 for a Starter month, and at high volume its flat plan is the cheaper bill per company, since 100,000 API calls a day at 10 calls a request is up to 10,000 SEC filings requests a day.

EODHD's 8-K endpoint returns each filing with its item codes, an item_sections array that holds each item's number, title and text, and the attached exhibits with their numbers and descriptions. It does not print an event category or an importance flag. 1Lookup returns a finished answer instead: each filing with its item numbers turned into plain labels (5.02 as an executive or director departure or appointment, 4.01 as a changed auditor), one of eight categories, a headline, a high-signal flag on twelve kinds of item, counts for the whole window and a link to the filing on the SEC's site. 1Lookup reads which items a filing carries, not the text under them.

Not on the documentation page checked. The ticker goes in the path as in AAPL.US, and the other documented parameters are api_token, page[offset] and page[limit] (default 20, from 1 to 100). No date range or name search is listed, so a 12-month window is read by paging newest first. 1Lookup takes a ticker, a company name or a CIK number, and the API takes an optional days setting from 30 to 730 with 365 as the default.

Partly. The free Sandbox has no SEC filings, but the documentation says a demo token works on the SEC filings API for AAPL.US, TSLA.US and AMZN.US, and the personal plans list 500 welcome bonus API calls. 1Lookup has a free 8-K filing search on its site that shows the count of 8-Ks in the last 12 months and the three newest events, and a 7-day free trial for the full list.

EODHD's documentation says its 8-K data is refreshed daily. 1Lookup reads the SEC's own filing list for the company when you look it up. A repeat lookup of the same company by the same user within one day comes from the cache at no charge, and bypass_cache: true reads it again.

On depth, text and bundle. The documentation lists 526,000+ 8-K filings for 4,500+ companies from 1994 to now, with the parsed text of every item and the exhibits, 10-K and 10-Q reports on the same API, and prices, fundamentals and insider trades on the same key. The flat plan also reaches up to 10,000 SEC filings requests a day, where a Starter month covers 10,000 companies with an 8-K. 1Lookup does not return the text of an item, looks back 12 months by default (up to 730 days in the API) and covers one company per lookup.

If you need the text of every 8-K item, the exhibits and filings back to 1994 next to prices and fundamentals, EODHD's All-In-One plan is the product built for that. If you have a ticker, a name or a CIK number and want the company's last year of 8-Ks as labeled events with the important ones flagged, without buying a market-data plan, 1Lookup's 8-K Event Lookup bills 2 credits only when the company filed an 8-K.

If you use the prices, fundamentals and filing text together, yes: $99.99 a month reaches all of them on one key, with a 100,000-call daily allowance. If all you need is which companies filed which kinds of 8-K, compare the per-company price of 1Lookup, which is charged only when an 8-K was filed, with a plan you would size for that one job.