filingrail — Python client for the SEC EDGAR REST API
A thin, async-and-sync Python client for the Filingrail API on RapidAPI. Wraps the 7 v1 endpoints, returns typed dataclasses, no Pydantic dependency.
Install
Live on PyPI (2026-06-04): pypi.org/project/filingrail.
pip install filingrail
Get an API key
Subscribe on RapidAPI: https://rapidapi.com/hudson-enterprises-llc-hudson-enterprises-llc-default/api/filingrail. Free tier = 50 calls/day, no card. Pro $9/mo for 5,000 calls.
Quickstart (sync)
from filingrail import FilingrailClient
with FilingrailClient(api_key="YOUR_X_RAPIDAPI_KEY") as client:
# Resolve a ticker to its CIK
[aapl] = client.search_companies("AAPL", limit=1)
print(aapl.cik, aapl.name) # 320193 Apple Inc.
# Latest financials (balance sheet + income statement + cash flow)
statements = client.get_financials("AAPL", limit=3)
for s in statements:
print(s.statement_type, s.period_end, s.line_items.get("total_assets"))
# Recent insider trades
trades = client.get_insider_trades("AAPL", limit=5)
for t in trades:
print(t.transaction_date, t.insider_name, t.shares, t.price_per_share)
# Berkshire Hathaway's 13F holdings (CIK 1067983)
holdings = client.get_13f_holdings(1067983, limit=10)
for h in holdings:
print(h.issuer_name, h.value_usd)
Quickstart (async)
import asyncio
from filingrail import AsyncFilingrailClient
async def main():
async with AsyncFilingrailClient(api_key="YOUR_X_RAPIDAPI_KEY") as client:
statements = await client.get_financials("MSFT")
for s in statements:
print(s.statement_type, s.period_end)
asyncio.run(main())
Environment variable
Set RAPIDAPI_KEY (or X_RAPIDAPI_KEY) and api_key becomes optional:
import os
os.environ["RAPIDAPI_KEY"] = "..."
from filingrail import FilingrailClient
client = FilingrailClient()
All endpoints
| Method | Endpoint |
|---|---|
search_companies(q, limit) |
/v1/search/companies |
get_recent_filings(form_type, cik, limit) |
/v1/filings/recent |
get_financials(ticker_or_cik, limit) |
/v1/companies/{id}/financials |
get_financials_history(ticker_or_cik, period, limit, statement_type, line_item) |
/v1/companies/{id}/financials/history |
get_insider_trades(ticker_or_cik, since, limit) |
/v1/companies/{id}/insider-trades |
get_8k_events(ticker_or_cik, since, limit) |
/v1/companies/{id}/8k-events |
get_13f_holdings(institution_cik, quarter, limit) |
/v1/institutions/{cik}/13f-holdings |
health() |
/health |
Errors
All non-2xx responses raise FilingrailError(message, status, detail). The detail is the parsed body when available, so you can pull out RapidAPI's specific error messages.
from filingrail import FilingrailClient, FilingrailError
try:
client = FilingrailClient(api_key="wrong")
client.search_companies("AAPL")
except FilingrailError as e:
print(f"status={e.status} message={e}")
Why this exists
You could call httpx.get("https://filingrail.p.rapidapi.com/v1/...", headers=...) directly. The SDK saves you:
- typed responses (autocomplete in your IDE)
- no boilerplate for the RapidAPI auth headers
- consistent error handling
- example queries that match the canonical patterns documented in the RapidAPI listing's Docs tab
Links
- Filingrail homepage
- API docs (RapidAPI listing → Docs tab)
- Status page
- Support:
support@hudsonenterprisesllc.com
License
MIT
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