A financial terminal built for modern research teams.
Only pay for what you need. Browser based with familiar commands.
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See the full command documentation or browse the full data coverage. Godel is currently in public beta and many commands are under development. User feedback is taken extremely seriously, especially from institutional and corporate users.
Bad ROI to put a legacy terminal on every desk.
It just doesn't make sense to give everyone a $30k terminal.
A terminal for one. Everyone else makes do.
A terminal for everyone. At $996 a seat, the whole desk gets one.
Every company, in one screen.
Business description, real-time price chart, market cap, EPS estimates, analyst ratings, and key dates, for any ticker, on demand. The first command analysts type when a name lands on the desk.
Streaming watchlists across every venue.
Build watchlists across equities, ETFs, indices, and futures. Real-time bid/ask, change, volume, and latency in a layout you control, up to 400 tickers per list with batch import.
Every SEC filing, in-product.
10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, S-1, proxies, and 13Fs, sortable, filterable, and rendered inside the workspace. Pulls direct from EDGAR with no tab-switching to find the source.
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Talk To UsStandardized financials, exportable to Excel.
Income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow standardized across every company, annual and quarterly history with the underlying filings tied to each line item.
News in milliseconds, filtered to your tickers.
Ticker-filtered news feed delivered in milliseconds, from primary wires, exchange notices, and major outlets. Pin per-ticker or run a portfolio-wide feed across every name you hold.
Global market context, at a glance.
Real-time prices for every major equity index across Americas, EMEA, and Asia/Pacific in a single ranked view with change, % change, and YTD performance.
Consensus, one screen.
Forward EPS and revenue estimates by quarter and year, with the P/E, P/S, and P/CF multiples those estimates imply, plus every covering analyst's rating and price target.
DARP ETF runs the research stack on Godel, saved ~$28,000/yr.
The Challenge
Needed real-time portfolio pricing, filings, and news across global venues without adding another $30K Bloomberg seat.
The Result
One workspace covers the full research workflow starting at $996/seat, saving ~$28,000/yr per analyst vs. a legacy terminal.
Godel was not just a good replacement. It's exceptional. It's clearly built by people who understand that news drives stocks.