
Interactive financial data platform extracting structured data from SEC XBRL filings for analysts via Excel, Google Sheets, and API
Calcbench is a financial data platform founded in 2011 that fully harnesses the XBRL standard to provide unprecedented access to SEC corporate financial filings. Covering over 12,000 US-listed public companies and more than 500 million searchable data points, Calcbench processes new filings within minutes of submission, letting users trace every value back to its source document. The platform extracts data from hard-to-reach places like footnotes, segment breakouts, and balance sheet details that traditional databases struggle to surface. Calcbench serves buy-side and sell-side analysts, quants, auditors, academics, and corporate finance professionals at organizations including Deloitte, BDO, and Grant Thornton. The SEC itself selected Calcbench through competitive bidding to provide subscription services to its own analysts.
New filings processed within 5 minutes of SEC submission for near-instant data access
Pull financial data directly into Excel spreadsheets with template downloads and formulas
Formula-based data retrieval in Google Sheets for collaborative financial analysis
Search accounting disclosures across companies and time periods from 10-K and 10-Q filings
Side-by-side peer comparison using standardized metrics and financial ratios
Access segment details, tax data, fair value information, and financial rollforwards
Direct access to the entire XBRL database for custom financial analysis
Trace every data point back to the original SEC filing for audit-grade verification
Structured access to earnings press releases within minutes of the wire
Business combination data and purchase price allocation for acquisition analysis
Directors' and executives' compensation extracted from proxy statements
Programmatic access for quants and developers to build custom data integrations