A Hudson Labs alternative that quotes the filing
Hudson Labs builds AI summaries of filings and calls. Tickdelta takes the other route: it does not write summaries. It finds what is new in the filing and shows the filing's own sentences, so you read the company's words and not ours.
Side by side
| Hudson Labs | Tickdelta | |
|---|---|---|
| Approach | AI summaries and analysis of filings and calls | The filing's own sentences and numbers, found by comparing filings |
| Price | Paid. About $99 a month as listed when we looked | Free. Pro is free for now, with an email address and no card. |
| Companies | Broad | S&P 500 and the companies that hold crypto, about 662 companies. |
| What you read | A summary written by a model | A quote, with last year's wording next to it, and a link to the line on sec.gov |
| Checking a claim | Open the filing and find the passage | One click from each quote or number to the filing |
| Earnings call coverage | Yes | No. We show the earnings release from the 8-K |
What we say about Hudson Labs is from its public pages, last looked at on 7 November 2026. Prices and features change: check theirs before you decide. If something here is wrong, tell us and we fix it on the corrections page.
When Hudson Labs is the better choice
- You want a written summary of a long filing or call, and are happy to verify it yourself.
- You need companies we do not cover.
When Tickdelta fits better
- You want to read what the company wrote, not a rewrite of it.
- You want to see exactly what changed against last time.
- You want it free.
Tickdelta shows what changed in the filings, not whether to buy or sell. How to read a change, or see real examples.
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Sources
Other comparisons: BamSEC, AlphaSense.