DilutionTracker and AskEdgar both help small-cap traders research financing and potential share supply. AskEdgar also provides a data API for developers building watchlists, screeners and research apps with warrants, convertible notes, convertible preferred stock, shelf and ATM capacity, and analyst-audited float.
Published by AskEdgar. This comparison describes DilutionTracker's public product information and AskEdgar's documented capabilities.
What DilutionTracker offers
DilutionTracker presents warrants, convertibles, equity lines, ATMs, shelves and pending offerings in a dedicated research app. Its public site describes remaining shelf capacity, a proprietary dilution rating, daily filing additions and details such as fund owners, underwriters and price-protection terms.
Its public site also provides educational material and selected open-access tickers. Its stated audience includes institutions, professional traders and newer traders. Evaluate the product against your own research workflow.
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What to evaluate in AskEdgar
AskEdgar combines dilution research with filing and company context, and provides documented APIs for developers. Its specialist datasets cover remaining warrant and convertible amounts, exercise and conversion prices, shelf and ATM registrations, offering-risk assessments, float and shares outstanding.
For deeper instrument research, the advanced dilution endpoint adds disclosed holders, financing banks, full price-protection clauses and dated update notes. This can support a research dashboard that preserves the terms alongside the headline numbers.
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Compare the same ticker and task
Use a ticker you know and work through the same questions in each product:
- Can you identify the remaining balances and prices of its warrants and convertibles?
- Can you inspect registration status and available shelf or ATM capacity?
- Can you distinguish current share structure from potential future issuance?
- Can you inspect the relevant terms, dates and filing context?
- Does the workflow fit how you research, including any export or API access you require?
The result is more useful than a feature count: it shows whether a product helps you answer your actual research questions.
Looking for a Dilution Tracker API?
If you are building a watchlist or trading app, compare the actual schemas and access terms of each provider. AskEdgar documents endpoints for remaining warrants and convertibles, shelf and ATM registrations, offering-risk ratings, and float and shares outstanding. Confirm DilutionTracker API availability and terms directly with DilutionTracker.
A practical first build is a ticker panel that brings share structure, registration capacity and instrument details together. Check field definitions, coverage, pagination, authentication and estimated query cost. Keep dollars, shares and missing values clearly labeled.
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Inspect float and shares outstanding
Compare costs for your workflow
Check current app-plan details with each provider. For an AskEdgar API integration, estimate the queries your app will make; data usage is a different budgeting question from a research-app subscription.
Start with a real research task
For an app, compare the same ticker in both products. For a custom tool, start with a small integration and verify that the returned data answers the question you want to investigate.
Want to test the builder workflow? Customize the working AskEdgar dashboard starter or build a low-float scanner with dilution-risk data.