13F Pro vs Dataroma
A free, curated view of 83 well-known value investors. 13F Pro covers every filer rather than a shortlist, and scores the companies.
Dataroma details verified 2026-09-07 from their own pages. Prices change — check before you decide.
What Dataroma is
Dataroma tracks the portfolios of a hand-picked set of well-known managers — Berkshire Hathaway, Pershing Square, Appaloosa and others — with holdings, activity, big-bet views and an S&P 500 grid. It is free to use.
Where Dataroma is stronger
Simplicity and curation. Dataroma answers 'what does Buffett own' in about two clicks with no account and no cost, and the shortlist is the feature: somebody has already decided which 83 investors are worth watching. That is genuinely faster than filtering 8,700 filers yourself.
How 13F Pro differs
13F Pro covers every 13F filer rather than a curated 83, and adds a layer Dataroma does not attempt: a 32-signal quality score on 2,800+ companies from SEC XBRL fundamentals, AI analysis, insider activity and financial statement history.
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13F Pro pricing
- Free — 13F search across 8,700+ filers, fund profiles and flows, company profiles, the economic dashboard, and the top 50 of the AI rankings.
- Pro — $9.99/mo, or $79.99/yr ($6.67/mo)
- Pro+ — $24.99/mo, or $199.99/yr ($16.67/mo)
Common questions
Is Dataroma free?
Yes. Dataroma is free to use and requires no account. 13F Pro also has a free tier, with paid plans starting at $9.99/mo.
How many investors does Dataroma track compared with 13F Pro?
Dataroma tracks 83 curated superinvestors as of 7 September 2026. 13F Pro covers 8,700+ institutional filers. Whether more is better depends on what you are after — a curated shortlist is faster to browse.
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Source for Dataroma: www.dataroma.com/m/home.php, read 2026-09-07. 13F Pro figures are from our own pricing page. Nothing here is investment advice.