QuantPulse AI reads earnings calls, filings and market news, watches for unusual volume and off-exchange trading, and turns it into one sentiment, flow and risk view for every ticker you follow. When something meaningful changes, you get an alert that says what changed and why.
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Revenue grew 14% year over year, ahead of our plan.
We continue to see healthy demand across our core segments.
That said, we are taking a more measured view of the second half.Hedging, new this quarter
Gross margin came in below the range we guided to in April.Below own guidance
We are reiterating our full-year revenue outlook.
Fictional company. Illustration of how QuantPulse marks a transcript.
Call tone vs its own history
EXMPL tone fell 17 points below its 8-quarter average
Revenue beat, but management hedged on the second half and missed its own margin guidance.
Trading on half the story is expensive
Most traders don’t lose to a lack of data. They lose to too much of it, arriving in the wrong order, in too many places.
The price moves first. The reason comes later.
A stock drops 6% at the open. You open five tabs, news, filings, social feeds, charts, and by the time you know whether it matters, the move is over.
There is more to read than anyone can.
Earnings season brings hundreds of calls in a few weeks, and one annual report can run to hundreds of pages. The sentence that matters for your position is usually buried.
Your tools don’t talk to each other.
Charts in one app, news in another, alerts in a third. Context gets lost between them, and so does time.
Hype is loud. Real change is quiet.
Social feeds amplify noise. A subtle shift in how management talks about guidance is easy to miss, and it is often more important than the headline.
One view of what changed, why, and how risky it is
Each part of the terminal answers a question you would otherwise answer by hand.
Q2 call, prepared remarks
Demand remained healthy across our core segments,
though we are taking a more measured view of the second half.
Gross margin landed below the range we guided to.
We reiterate our full-year revenue outlook.
Pricing response is still too early to call.
Sentiment from the source
Scores the tone of earnings calls, filings and news against each company’s own history, and marks the exact sentences that moved the score.
Did anything really change in what they said?
Flow tracking
Unusual volume against the 20-day average, and off-exchange activity, next to price.
Is someone positioning before the news?
Risk at a glance
Volatility, beta, drawdown and sector concentration for each ticker and the whole list.
How exposed am I, really?
Alerts that explain
Every alert says what changed, by how much, and links to the source.
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{ "ticker": "EXMPL", "type": "sentiment_shift",
"score": 41, "baseline_8q": 58, "change": -17 }Set up in minutes, then let it do the reading
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8-quarter average: 58, change −17
Headline revenue beat, so the news feed says “beat”. The language says something else: management hedged on the second half and missed its own margin guidance. QuantPulse flags the gap between the headline and the tone, sentence by sentence, with a link to the transcript.
Heavy volume with little price movement, or a jump in trades reported away from exchanges, often comes before the news does. You see it next to sentiment, so you can tell accumulation from noise.
EXMPL: tone on the earnings call fell 17 points below its 8-quarter average
- Hedging language about the second half, new this quarter
- Gross margin below the company’s own guidance
- Volume 2.1× its 20-day average since the call
Read the 3 flagged sentences in the transcript
The same alert as a webhook, for Telegram, Slack or your own code:
{
"ticker": "EXMPL",
"type": "sentiment_shift",
"score": 41,
"baseline_8q": 58,
"change": -17,
"reasons": ["hedging_language", "missed_own_guidance", "volume_2.1x"],
"source": "earnings_call",
"ts": "2026-07-29T18:32:00Z"
}Heatmap by sector, 1 day
Sample dataMorning brief
Sample dataSectors, 1 day
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Independent traders
You trade your own account around a job or full time. You want to know why your names move without living in ten tabs.
Best fit: StarterActive traders and small desks
You react during the session and need intraday alerts, a screener and a way to pipe signals into your tools.
Best fit: ProfessionalFunds and research teams
You cover a universe as a team and need shared access, an API and an audit trail.
Best fit: InstitutionalWhere QuantPulse fits
Free feeds and charting platforms are good at what they do. Institutional terminals do everything, at institutional prices. QuantPulse focuses on one job: explaining what changed.
| Feature | Free news and social feeds | Charting platforms | Institutional terminals | QuantPulse AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Explains why a move happened | Rarely | No | Yes, with effort | Yes, in one line |
| Reads transcripts and filings for you | No | No | Partly | Yes |
| Unusual volume and off-exchange activity | No | Partly | Yes | Yes |
| Alerts with context and sources | No | Price alerts only | Yes | Yes |
| API and webhooks | No | Partly | Yes | Yes |
| Typical cost | Free | Free to a monthly fee | Tens of thousands a year per seat | From $49 a month |
General comparison of product categories, not of specific products.
How we measure, and what we don’t do
A tool you can’t check is a tool you can’t trust.
How the scores work
- Sentiment, 0 to 100
- Language models classify each sentence in calls, filings and news as positive, cautious or uncertain, then compare the result with the same company’s own history. 50 means it sounds like it usually does.
- Flow
- Volume compared with the 20-day average, plus the share of trades reported off-exchange compared with its usual range.
- Risk
- Annualised volatility, beta to the S&P 500, maximum drawdown and sector concentration.
- Sources
- Every alert links to the sentence or number behind it, so you can check it yourself.
What QuantPulse is not
- Not advice
- We never tell you to buy or sell anything.
- Not a forecast
- Scores describe what is happening now. Models can be wrong.
- No promised returns
- We publish no performance claims and no back-tested profits.
- Not a broker
- We don’t execute trades or hold your money.
Pay for the time you get back
Start with the free demo. When you are ready, choose a plan and a manager will set it up with you. Prices in USD, excluding applicable taxes.
Demo
See exactly how it works before you pay anything.
$0
No sign-up, no card
- Full terminal with sample data
- Screener across 60+ stocks and ETFs
- Sector heatmap and morning brief
- Watchlists and alert rules in your browser
Starter
For independent traders who want the “why” behind every move on a focused watchlist.
$49 a month
About $1.61 a day
- 5 watchlists, up to 50 tickers
- Sentiment, flow and risk scores
- Daily email digest
- Email alerts on score changes
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Professional
Most popularFor active traders and desks who react during the session.
$149 a month
About $4.90 a day
- Unlimited watchlists
- Intraday alerts with source links
- Full screener across the universe
- Transcript and filing highlights
- Webhook API (Telegram, Slack, Python)
Leave your details and a manager will set up the plan with you. Nothing is charged until you agree. Terms, Refunds
Institutional
For funds and research teams that need it across a team and a stack.
$499 a month
About $16.41 a day
- Everything in Professional
- Unlimited API calls
- Team seats with SSO
- Audit logs
- Priority support
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Compare all features
| Feature | Starter | Professional | Institutional |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sentiment, flow and risk scores | |||
| Watchlists | 5 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Daily digest by email | |||
| Alerts | Intraday, with sources | Intraday, with sources | |
| Screener | Watchlists only | Full universe | Full universe |
| Transcript and filing highlights | — | ||
| Webhook API | — | ||
| API calls | — | Standard | Unlimited |
| Team seats and SSO | — | — | |
| Audit logs | — | — | |
| Support | Priority |
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Questions people ask before subscribing
Is this investment advice?
No. QuantPulse AI is analytics software. It measures what is being said and traded and shows you what changed. It never tells you to buy or sell, and it does not know your situation. Decisions stay with you.
What does the sentiment score actually measure?
How positive, cautious or uncertain the language around a company is: earnings calls, filings and news. Each company is compared with its own history, so 50 means “in line with how this company usually sounds”. A score is a summary, not a prediction, and it can be wrong.
Which markets do you cover?
US-listed stocks and ETFs, including sector, bond, commodity and international ETFs.
Is the data real-time?
Alert timing depends on your plan: Starter is daily, Professional and Institutional are intraday. Market data can be delayed. Demo figures are generated sample data and say so on screen.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. The demo is the full terminal with sample data and needs no sign-up or card.
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Choose a plan and leave your details. A QuantPulse manager contacts you, confirms what you need and sets up the package. Nothing is charged until you agree on a plan.
How do I cancel?
At any time, by email. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current month and you keep access until then. See the Refund Policy for details.
Do you trade or hold my money?
No. We do not connect to brokerage accounts, execute trades or hold funds.
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