AskEdgar review
AskEdgar review: aI research platform for SEC filings with dilution and offering data. A good fit if you want an AI assistant for filings in general and dilution as part of it. Signal8 Pro, the tracker we rank first, is summarised below for comparison.
Signal8 Pro: DilutionScan and the Signal8 dilution tab
Compared with AskEdgar, our pick is Signal8 Pro, used through DilutionScan or the dilution tab on signal8.ai. Signal8 runs this site; every reason below is a number you can check.
- Figures matched the filing on 10 of 10 test filings in our round 1 test, on DilutionScan Pro and on the Signal8 dilution tab (10 of 10): tied for the top result with AskEdgar Pro (10 of 10). DilutionWatch's free view matched 8 of 10.
- Every figure cites its filing. Each warrant, convertible, ATM and shelf figure links to the filing passage it was read from, and a value it could not read says "Not measured", never zero.
- From $29.99 a month for DilutionScan alone, or $49 for all of Signal8 Pro in the launch sale until Dec 7, 2026 ($59 after), against $74 a month for DilutionTracker Premium and $69 for Dilutracker Starter (vendor prices, checked Nov 8, 2026; DilutionScan plan checked Nov 9).
- 1,870 companies carry a published Signal8 dilution summary (counted when this page was built), free to read without an account.
Best value: among the trackers that matched the filing on all 10 test filings, DilutionScan costs about half as much as AskEdgar Pro, and it ties AskEdgar Pro on accuracy. DilutionWatch is cheaper but matched 8 of 10 on its free view (not like for like).
| Tool and plan | Monthly price | Round 1, figures matching the filing |
|---|---|---|
| DilutionScan Pro (Signal8) | $29.99 | 10 of 10 |
| DilutionWatch Basic | $19.95 | 8 of 10 (free view) |
| AskEdgar Pro | $59 | 10 of 10 |
| Dilutracker Starter | $69 | Not tested |
| DilutionTracker Premium | $74 | Not tested |
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Plan tested: Signal8 products and AskEdgar on paid plans, DilutionWatch on its free view; DilutionTracker and Dilutracker were not in round 1. Not like for like: paid plans beside a free view. The free Signal8 views list the instruments on file; the figures are in Pro.
For questions a tracker table does not answer, Signal8 also makes Octo, an AI research assistant that reads SEC filings. In a blind test Signal8 ran on 40 filing questions, Octo ranked #1 of six AI tools: 160 of 160 marks, zero wrong figures. Claude also scored 160 and placed second on the tie-break.
Signal8 vs AskEdgar: where Signal8 is better
- DilutionScan costs $29.99 a month against $59 for AskEdgar Pro (askedgar.io/pricing, Nov 8, 2026), for the same 10 of 10 filings matched in round 1 (both on paid plans).
- Signal8's free summary lists the instruments on file; AskEdgar's pricing page marks dilution and offering data as not included on its free plan. (Signal8's free views show no figures; the figures are in Pro.)
Where AskEdgar is better, or who should pick it: AskEdgar Pro had all 10 filings, including two (Big Digital Energy and Auddia) that Signal8's free summary lacked at check time, and it is the wider AI assistant for filings in general.
Round 1 and prices as stated, checked Nov 8, 2026; Signal8 runs this site.
| Free plan | Free $0: AskEdgar Classic account, plain-language filing titles, filing summary previews, basic screener, ticker watchlist, limited Copilot. Dilution and offering data are not included on Free. |
|---|---|
| Paid price | Pro $59/mo; Professional+ $199/mo; Enterprise custom. |
| API | API billed separately from subscriptions, priced by the data you retrieve. |
| How the data is produced | AI summaries of SEC filings, news and earnings calls; Studio agent for research. |
| Stated update timing | Real-time SEC filing and news alerts on Pro (vendor statement). |
| Stated coverage | Not stated on the pricing page. |
What AskEdgar does well
- A free plan with plain-language filing titles, filing summary previews, a basic screener and a watchlist.
- An AI research agent (Studio) that answers questions about filings, news and earnings calls, not only dilution.
- Real-time SEC filing and news alerts on the Pro plan (vendor statement).
- Round 1 (Nov 9): on a paid Pro account every one of the 10 filings was listed, with figures matching the filing on 10, and each warrant, ATM and shelf row carries a View link to the filing.
Where AskEdgar is weaker
- It is a broad AI research platform, so dilution is one feature among many rather than the whole product.
- Coverage is not stated on its pricing page, so you cannot compare it with the dedicated trackers before signing up.
- The API is billed separately by the data you retrieve, which makes cost harder to predict.
- Dilution and offering data are not included on the free plan; they start at Pro, $59 a month (its pricing page, checked Nov 9).
AskEdgar vs Signal8 Pro
DilutionScan is $29.99 a month (all of Signal8 Pro is $49 in the launch sale) against $59 for AskEdgar Pro, is built around dilution instruments with every figure cited to its filing, and matched 10 of 10 in round 1, as did AskEdgar Pro on its paid plan (not like for like where our free views are concerned). AskEdgar's free plan does not include dilution and offering data (its pricing page). AskEdgar is the wider tool if you want a general filing assistant.
Signal8 owns this site and makes DilutionScan. This review is built from AskEdgar's own pages, linked above.
Who should choose AskEdgar
Traders who want an AI research assistant with dilution data included. Before paying for any dilution tracker, search it for the five tickers you trade most and compare one figure, such as the number of warrants outstanding, against the latest 10-Q on EDGAR. That five-minute check tells you more than any review.
Other tools: all DilutionTracker alternatives.