Public company data,
the way it should be.
Free and open.
Revenue, margins, segments, a decade of history — for every US public company, in plain English and traceable to the filing.
Public, in every sense.
Public companies file hundreds of pages a quarter, written by lawyers. It’s all technically public — your data, by law — but in practice only analysts read it. OpenCapital does the reading and hands you the numbers, the segments, the management commentary, and the source link, in plain English.
“Find me 10 large-caps growing revenue over 20% with positive free cash flow and a P/E under 30.”
Screens like this used to need Bloomberg or four hours in a spreadsheet. Type the question now — and find a name before it shows up on CNBC.
The world's most valuable public companies by total market capitalization.
The highest-grossing companies by trailing twelve months of revenue.
Large-cap companies growing revenue the fastest year over year.
Large-cap companies with the highest net profit margins.
“What’s reporting this week from companies I follow?”
Earnings weeks are the only days new information about a company actually arrives — the other 240 are just price noise. Here’s the week ahead, sorted by name.
“How fast is Airbnb’s booking volume growing — and at what price per night?”
The numbers that decide a thesis on Airbnb, Uber, or DoorDash — bookings, daily rates, take rate — aren’t in the income statement. They’re in management’s letter, named differently at every company. One prompt now searches every filing.
Every 10-K, 10-Q, and earnings 8-K indexed at the paragraph level. Every match links back to the source filing.
AirbnbABNB8-K · Shareholder letter“Gross Booking Value of $24.5 billion grew 6% year-over-year, with Nights and Experiences Booked of 143.1 million and Average Daily Rate of $171, reflecting modest mix-driven gains in higher-priced markets.”
Uber TechnologiesUBER10-Q · MD&A“Mobility Gross Bookings of $24.2 billion grew 20% year-over-year, with Mobility take rate of 30.8% — continued operating leverage and improved insurance economics in core markets.”
DoorDashDASH10-Q · MD&A“Total Orders of 770 million grew 20% year-over-year, with Marketplace Gross Order Value of $24.2 billion — driven by continued growth in Grocery and DashMart alongside the core Restaurant business.”
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