Kscope · deep dive · 2026-10-22
Fiscal.ai sells financials, segments, and KPIs tied to the filing. That book is live. Finchat is the same product. A broker consensus, if they resell one, stays a license.
The row stays now. Financials, segments, and KPIs from filings and IR are the product. Finchat is the same product, now sold as Fiscal.ai. An estimate on that history is a model we can train. A broker consensus, if they resell one, stays a license. Our own estimate does not need it. The pricing page did not render dollar prices. The figures above are from posts that did. Coverage counts disagree, and each figure is left as printed.
| Feature | Fiscal.ai | Kscope | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What an analyst opens | Fiscal.ai is a public-company research terminal, a data API, and connectors for an assistant. The terminal page calls it a fundamental research stack: financials linked to source, estimates, transcripts, IR content, filings, news, and ownership, for hedge funds, asset managers, and individuals. The API page sells auditable fundamentals updated in minutes after earnings. The footer on the product shell is copyright 2026 Stratosphere Technology Inc. The June 2025 rebrand post, index date 2025-06-17, says FinChat, launched 2023, is now Fiscal.ai, with a terminal and APIs, and over 350,000 registered users. The changelog is current through v6.0.3 on 2026-10-13. | Financials, segments, and KPIs from filings and IR are the same job, and that book is live. Finchat is this product. | Ahead |
| Finchat on 2026-10-22 | On 2026-10-22, finchat.io and finchat.io/changelog returned HTTP 403 with no Location header. www.finchat.io returned HTTP 429. The page fetcher's result for the changelog URL was the Fiscal.ai changelog. Their blog states the rebrand. | One filing-extraction product remains. The scored Finchat row points at this page. | Ahead |
| The price | The pricing page did not render dollar prices. A comparison post, index date 2025-08-19, says Enterprise is 250 dollars a month billed monthly or 199 dollars a month billed annually, and teams larger than 10 are custom contracts. An MCP post, index date 2026-04-09, says individuals pay 990 dollars per year for API access. A still-public FinChat-era post prices Free, Plus at 24 dollars a month billed annually or 29 billed monthly, and Pro at 61 billed annually or 79 billed monthly. An index snippet of another post was not re-read and is left off. | The same filing book can be priced as a seat and as an API. Their current rendered card is the comparison post and the API post. | Match |
| Feature | Fiscal.ai | Kscope | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How many companies | API marketing says 13,000-plus public companies across the US, Canada, ADRs, the UK, and Europe. The API docs say about 55,000 publicly listed companies across 20-plus countries and 150-plus exchanges, and a default list of companies with API-enabled data of about 12,000. The sample JSON prints totalCount 11,946. A terminals blog says more than 1 million company-specific data points across 2,500-plus companies. A FactSet-alternatives post says more than 100,000 stocks globally and a KPI database of more than 1,500 stocks. Segments and KPIs in the docs are the largest 2,300 companies globally. Financials history is 20-plus years and 40-plus quarters. | As-reported face statements are about 473,000 filing-rows. Geographic revenue is 226,963 facts across 3,334 companies. Operating KPIs are live in a handful of industries, and company-specific KPIs in the release are the same documents. Their company counts are left as printed. | Ahead |
| Ownership and transcripts | Docs limit ownership to US-listed names, about 3 years. The changelog of 2026-09-11 says fund letters of about 30,000, up from 8,000. The changelog of 2026-07-13 says letters from about 800 global investors. | US ownership is 13F, N-PORT, 13D and 13G, and Form 4. Calls are 264,816 pointers as of 2026-10-14, 189,500 joined. | Ahead |
| Feature | Fiscal.ai | Kscope | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Street consensus | The docs call Street Consensus the Wall Street analyst consensus from a third-party provider, and they do not name the provider. It is primarily the US listing. The changelog of 2026-10-07 says five years of forward periods. Changelog v5.6.8 of 2026-05-13 mentions Morningstar research inside AI summaries, not as the fundamentals source. Prices on company pages in search results print a 15 minute delay. ISIN and CUSIP are license-permitting, and the licensor is not named. | A broker consensus they resell stays a license. A delayed quote stays a license. | Beside |
| Agentic consensus | The changelog of 2026-10-07 describes Agentic Consensus as their own: guidance, a statistical model, and an AI estimate, on about 10,000 global companies. | An estimate on the filing history we hold is a model we can train. It does not need their third-party consensus. | Partial |
Ahead The feature is data we already hold, in a form an investor can use.
Match Both products do this.
Partial We hold the filing or the extract, and not their finished screen.
Gap They ship it. We do not.
Beside A third-party street consensus, a delayed quote, and an identifier that is license-permitting stay a license. An estimate we train on the filings is our number.