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Quorum vs Quiver Quantitative
Quiver is built for breadth of alternative data. Quorum is built for ranked conviction where three disclosure streams converge.
Where they are stronger
Where Quiver is better
Quiver is the stronger fit if you want a wide alternative-data surface, Smart Score-style composites, and a data-hungry API. If your workflow is “pull many datasets into my stack,” Quiver’s platform and API pricing are aimed at that job.
Quorum
What Quorum does differently
Quorum scores convergent disclosure: SEC Form 4, Congress STOCK Act filings, and fundamentals — then ranks by conviction. Pages are server-rendered for stock routes (not empty client-filled tables). We take a position on the signal, never on price. We do not sell Quiver’s breadth of non-disclosure datasets.
Prices as of 2026-09-16
Prices
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Quiver API Hobbyist | 30 USD/mo (25 annual) |
| Quiver API Trader | 75 USD/mo (62.50 annual) |
| Quiver platform Premium | ~25 USD/mo or 300/year (SERP — reconfirm HTML) |
| Quorum Plus | 10 CAD |
| Quorum Pro | 15 CAD |
Prices as of 2026-09-16. Quiver platform Premium and InsiderScreener CAD figures may need reconfirm against live HTML. Quorum plans: Plus 10 CAD / Pro 15 CAD (business-plan anchor — do not invent other Quorum tiers).
Honest close
Choose Quiver when breadth and API access are the product. Choose Quorum when you want a narrow, ranked reading of where filings converge — at a lower CAD price point. Research, not advice.
We do not claim to replace Quiver Quantitative for every workflow. Use this page to decide whether ranked disclosure convergence is the job you need.
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Research, not advice.