Tracked Money vs Quiver Quantitative
Prices checked 2 August 2026
Quiver Quantitative is a deep alternative-data platform with a web dashboard and mobile apps. Tracked Money is a smaller product built around one thing: being told when something lands. Quiver Quantitative is a web data platform priced at $15/month Hobbyist, $30/month Trader, API from $75/month. Tracked Money is free to use, with an optional Pro tier at $4.99/month or $39.99/year (USD).
Before the table: Tracked Money is not out yet
Tracked Money has not shipped on the App Store. Quiver Quantitative is available today and Tracked Money is not, which is the most important line on this page. Everything below describes what Tracked Money does, not what you can install this afternoon.
Side by side
| Tracked Money | Quiver Quantitative | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | iPhone app | Web, plus iOS and Android apps |
| Congressional PTRs | Yes | Yes |
| Insider Form 4s | Yes | Yes |
| 13F institutional | Yes | Yes |
| Push alerts on a filing | Yes | Yes |
| Datasets and history | Fewer, shorter history | Far more, years of history |
| API access | No | Yes, from $75/mo |
| Price | Free, Pro $4.99/mo or $39.99/yr | $15–$30/mo, API from $75/mo |
Where Quiver Quantitative is the better choice
On almost every measure of breadth, Quiver. It has years of history, a real API, and far more datasets — government contracts, lobbying, patents, WallStreetBets sentiment, insider clusters — all queryable. It also ships iOS and Android apps with push alerts, so "we have a phone app" is not a difference between us. If you want depth, an archive, or programmatic access, Quiver is the better tool and Tracked Money is not trying to be it. Tracked Money has no API, no CSV export, and a much shorter history.
What Tracked Money does that is actually different
Every product on this page reads filings that are already public, and so does Tracked Money — congressional periodic transaction reports, SEC Form 4s and 13Fs are the same documents for everybody. The difference is what happens after a filing lands: Tracked Money pushes it to your phone, reads the filings together rather than one at a time — several insiders buying the same ticker in a week, a member trading in an industry their own committee oversees — and puts institution-sized options blocks beside them on the same day.
Pricing
Tracked Money is free, and the free tier is deliberately generous: every filing, every filer, no cap on how many you follow, and one alert digest at 08:00 ET. Pro is $4.99/month or $39.99/year (USD) and adds alerts the moment a filing lands and exit alerts.
Competitor pricing was verified on 2 August 2026 and is summarised from public pricing pages; prices change and per-storefront App Store pricing varies. Tracked Money tracks public STOCK Act and 13F disclosures. Nothing here is investment advice, and past disclosed performance says nothing about future results.