Chatbots
summarize.
Your Butler
investigates.
The most thorough AI stock research agent on the web — crawling filings, transcripts, and thousands of pages to rebuild the real financials and deliver a source-backed investment memo for any ticker.
Why StockButler exists
General AI knows a lot.
StockButler has a job.
A chatbot responds to anything. Your Butler researches one thing: a public company, carefully enough to support a decision.
Ask a general chatbot
- Fast, broad summary
- Relies on existing model context
- Numbers from mixed dates and periods
- Repeats reported metrics as-is
- Plausible valuation commentary
- Answers before filings are reviewed
Ask your butler
- Confirms issuer, listing, currency, CIK
- Reads annual and interim filings
- Extracts annual and quarterly financials
- Separates filed facts, calculations, estimates
- Recalculates market cap, EV, multiples
- Measures SBC, dilution, buyback offsets
- Builds bear, base, and bull scenarios
- Calculates probability-weighted returns
- Shows sources and assumptions
The difference isn't a better paragraph.
It's a better process.
How it works
Good research is slower
than autocomplete.
Speed is easy when the job is to sound informed. Your Butler investigates — confirming the security, reading filings, extracting data, running calculations, and cross-checking before delivery.
"We'd rather make you wait than make up a number."
When data can't be verified, Your Butler says "not disclosed" or "estimated" — never a confident guess.
The number most AI misses
Reported FCF isn't
shareholder FCF.
Companies add back stock-based compensation because it's non-cash. Shareholders still pay through dilution.
Your Butler calculates reported FCF, SBC-adjusted real FCF, and whether buybacks actually offset dilution.
Your Butler doesn't stop at the company's preferred metric. Your Butler asks what's actually left for shareholders.
What your butler rebuilds
Numbers worth questioning.
The financial history
Annual results, recent quarters, margins, balance sheet, cash flow, segments, and operating metrics—with consistent periods.
The real share count
Basic shares, options, warrants, RSUs, other awards, and fully diluted share count used in valuation.
The economics of dilution
SBC as a % of revenue, operating income, operating cash flow, and FCF—plus whether buybacks offset it.
Market cap & enterprise value
Share price × declared share count, reconciled with debt and cash—not copied from an unexplained data point.
Valuation
EV/Revenue, EV/Gross Profit, EV/EBITDA, peer comparisons, and why a premium or discount may be justified.
Expected returns
Bear, base, and bull cases with explicit probabilities, price targets, CAGR, return attribution, and sensitivity. Forecasts are built on assumptions you can agree or disagree with—including the exit multiple—so you can stress-test every input. Not financial advice.
Sources, linked and ready
Every figure traces back to a primary source—filings, transcripts, or press releases—linked for immediate review. No black-box numbers; click through and read the original in one tap.
US & Canadian coverage
Full coverage of US (NYSE, NASDAQ) and Canadian (TSX, TSXV) exchanges. International exchanges are in active development and coming soon.
Research hub included
A built-in research hub with recent interviews from management and insiders, direct links to major press releases, and earnings statements—so context sits beside the numbers.
The deliverable
A memo.
Not a transcript.
Every report answers the questions an investor actually needs answered.
Nine sections. One decision-ready document.
Each memo opens with the thesis, walks through the business and market, rebuilds the financials line by line, and closes with valuation, a forward model, and probability-weighted returns — so you arrive at a conclusion, not a summary.
Every number is traced back to the filing or calculation that produced it. If it can't be verified, it's labeled — not invented.
Latest research
Read the work,
not just the pitch.
Security by design
Your butler reads the internet
so you don't have to.
Building a single report means scanning thousands of pages across filings, transcripts, and company sites — not all of them friendly. Your butler does that work on isolated servers built for the risk, and hands you back only the memo.
Reads the web
Your butler opens and parses thousands of pages across filings, transcripts, and company sites to build your report.
Sandboxed servers
Every page is rendered and inspected inside isolated servers — never on your device, never in your browser session.
Only results return
You receive the finished memo — the cleaned, verified output. The raw web content and any embedded payloads never touch you.
Malware stays behind
Scripts, redirects, and embedded exploits that may live on source pages are contained inside the sandbox and discarded.
We don't want your data
We don't take your data, and we don't want it. No personal or corporate information you provide is collected, stored, shared, or used for anything other than delivering your report—no tracking, no profiling, no selling. Ever.
What is a prompt injection?
A prompt injection is a hidden instruction buried inside a web page or document — designed to hijack an AI agent reading it. Instead of harmless text, the page might contain commands telling the model to ignore its rules, leak data, or return a slanted answer.
Because your butler reads thousands of external pages to assemble a report, those pages are treated as untrusted by default — fetched, parsed, and cross-checked inside sandboxed servers that are isolated from your account, your session, and your data.
You receive the finished memo — the verified output. The raw web content and anything malicious buried inside it stay in the sandbox and are never delivered to you.
You get the research. You never inherit the risk.
Temporary launch rates — the first beta users lock this price forever.
Pricing
Pay for research.
Not a seat.
$1 per credit — or less with a subscription. Every plan includes access to continuously updated stock libraries, so the research you pull is always current.
1 credit
$1
Base rate — pay less per credit on any subscription.
5 credits
1 report
Pull our most recent memo on a ticker — ready instantly, not freshly generated.
20 credits
Recrawl
Refresh a report on demand with the latest news, prices & updates.
Free
Get started, no card
5 credits/month
Free forever
No card required
- Library access: S&P 10, continuously updated
- 5 free credits every month
- Purchased credits never expire
Starter
For occasional research
32 credits/month
~$0.94 / credit
Extra: $0.93 / credit
- Library access: S&P 100, continuously updated
- Monthly credits reset each month
- Purchased credits never expire
Pro
Most popular
90 credits/month
~$0.56 / credit
Extra: $0.93 / credit
- Library access: S&P 500, continuously updated
- Monthly credits reset each month
- Purchased credits never expire
Power
For heavy users
200 credits/month
~$0.50 / credit
Extra: $0.75 / credit
- Library access: S&P 500 + S&P/TSX 60
- First access to new exchanges & major indexes
- Monthly credits reset each month
- Purchased credits never expire
Need volume credits, team seats, or a custom plan?
Enterprise & custom plans include invoicing, contract terms, and first access to new exchanges.
Pay-as-you-go — no subscription needed
1 credit = $1.00 · One full report = 5 credits · No monthly commitment, credits never expire.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Each report covers the full investment memo: company overview, revenue and segment analysis, SBC-adjusted free cash flow, dilution and capital structure, valuation, forecasts, and a bull/bear scenario with expected returns — all backed by primary source citations.
StockButler
Bring a ticker.
Your butler does the homework.
A patient, structured, source-backed starting point for your next investment decision.