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Earnings Feed API vs gridctl

Offers a unified YAML endpoint for MCP servers, not a financial data feed.

Which to pick

Pick Earnings Feed API if you want…

  • Real-time SEC filing and insider trade data
  • Integrations with Node.js, Python or Rust (on Earnings Feed API's list, not gridctl's)

Pick gridctl if you want…

  • Unified MCP server configuration
  • MCP server orchestration
  • A free, open-source tool
  • Integrations with Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor (on gridctl's list, not Earnings Feed API's)

Side by side

What it is
Earnings Feed API:REST API delivering real-time SEC filings, company data and insider trades for developers.
gridctl:gridctl is an open-source MCP gateway that consolidates multiple MCP servers into a single endpoint defined by one YAML file.
Best for
Earnings Feed API:Real-time SEC filing and insider trade data
gridctl:Unified MCP server configuration
Who it’s for
Earnings Feed API:Developers building trading, research or compliance tools that need SEC data.
gridctl:Developers building AI agents that need to manage many MCP servers and client configs.
Pricing
Earnings Feed API:Freemium
gridctl:Open source
Plans
Earnings Feed API:Free $0 · Pro $10/mo per month · Trader $50/mo per month
gridctl:—
Open source
Earnings Feed API:—
gridctl:Yes, 44 GitHub stars
Works with
Earnings Feed API:Node.js, Python, Rust, OpenAPI, Postman
gridctl:Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Gemini, Zed

Earnings Feed API features

  • Minute-level data refresh. EDGAR is checked every minute; 90% of filings appear within five minutes of SEC acceptance.
  • Cursor-based pagination. Efficiently page large result sets without offset drift.
  • Bearer token auth. Simple API-key authentication via Authorization header, no OAuth.
  • Multiple endpoints. Access filings, insider transactions, institutional holdings, company profiles and search.
  • Official SDKs. Open-source client libraries for Node/TS, Python and Rust.
  • Rate-limit transparency. Minute and monthly usage returned in response headers for all plans.
  • OpenAPI 3.1 spec. Full spec available for import into Postman or code generators.
  • Free tier. 15 req/min and 5 000 req/mo without credit card.

gridctl features

  • Single binary install. Install via curl, Homebrew or go install a single Go binary.
  • Declarative YAML spec. Define all servers and skills in one gridctl.yaml file.
  • Auto client linking. One command links 15+ clients (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, etc.) without manual JSON edits.
  • Import/export. Import existing setups or export the stack as code with drift detection.
  • Token control. Per-server whitelists, cross-server groups, per-client scoping and payload compression.
  • Skill library & packs. Author skills in a web UI, version them as git packs, and ship whole team setups.
  • Visual stack canvas. Live view of clients, gateway, servers with health and tool counts.
  • Supply-chain security. Fingerprint tool schemas, detect hidden instructions and enforce scoped exposure.

Earnings Feed API vs gridctl FAQ

Is Earnings Feed API or gridctl free?+

Earnings Feed API has a free plan; paid plans start at $10/month (Pro). gridctl is free and open source.

Which is cheaper, Earnings Feed API or gridctl?+

gridctl is free, so it costs less. Earnings Feed API starts at $10/month (Pro).

Is Earnings Feed API or gridctl open source?+

gridctl is open source (gridctl/gridctl on GitHub, Apache-2.0 license). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for Earnings Feed API.

Do Earnings Feed API and gridctl integrate with the same tools?+

Their integration lists don't overlap: Earnings Feed API lists Node.js, Python, Rust, OpenAPI and 1 more; gridctl lists Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and 3 more.

On DevHunt

Earnings Feed API

0 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Feb 10, 2026

gridctl

20 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Aug 18, 2026

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