Tickbird

Early access

Thirty minutes before everyone else

The daily pick is free and it stays free: the email list and the site get it at 9:00 AM New York. A small number of desks get the same name at 8:30, together with the full candidate list and the reasoning behind every stock the models ranked.

Nothing about the analysis differs. What you are buying is the half hour, and an API that puts the name in your own system rather than in an inbox.

Daily

$999

per session

One session at a time — the next one, or a date you pick. Stop whenever you want.

  • The name at 8:30 AM New York
  • API access — test the integration on one session before committing to a month
  • Full candidate list and the reasoning behind every stock ranked
  • Scores, confidence, catalysts and risks — including the model that disagreed
  • A losing session becomes a credit you place on the session of your choice

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Monthly

best value

$14,900

per month

Twenty-one sessions at $999 would be $20,979. This is 29% less.

  • Everything in Daily, every session
  • The same API key, running from one morning to the next
  • Unlimited history and performance against the S&P 500
  • Every losing session extends the subscription by one day
  • Direct line for questions on the methodology

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Built for machines

A JSON endpoint, not a newsletter

Thirty minutes only matter if your system can act on them. Your key returns the pick as JSON at 8:30:00 New York, on a schema we version rather than change, so you can wire it into an algorithm and leave it alone.

Read the API reference

The guarantee

Negative sessions are credited automatically

If the pick closes below its opening price, that session is credited back to you. The credit is written the same evening, from the same open-to-close measurement published on the site, with no claim to file and nothing to ask for.

What the credit becomes depends on the plan. A monthly subscription is extended by one trading day, on the spot. A daily pass turns into a credit you place yourself, on any session you choose, for ninety days — your day is already gone, and handing you the next morning would assume you wanted to follow that one.

Read that condition literally, because it is not the standard the rest of this site is judged by. The billing test is whether the stock closed up, while the track record asks whether it beat the S&P 500 — a pick that gains 1% on a day the index gains 1.5% is billed in full and still counts as a poor call in the numbers. The narrower test is the one we can settle the same evening without argument; the harder one is the one that decides whether any of this is worth paying for. A day with no published pick is never billed.

Rather talk first

Leave an address and we come back to you before the next session. A question before you commit is welcome and answered by a person, at contact@tickbird.ai.

Buying is subject to the terms of sale, which state what the guarantee covers, what you may do with the candidate list, and what happens if a renewal fails. Private access is sold to professional buyers only.

Tickbird publishes automated, general-audience market analysis for informational purposes only. Nothing here is investment advice or a promise of returns.