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How VolaIntel compares with the other ways to follow politicians' and insiders' trades. Each comparison takes the other company's facts from its own public pages, links them, and dates them (October 2026).
- VolaIntel vs Quiver Quantitative
Quiver Quantitative review: what it tracks, what its API costs ($25 to $75 a month as of October 2026) and how it compares with VolaIntel, a $29.99 a year app. - VolaIntel vs Capitol Trades
Capitol Trades review: a free politician trade tracker from 2iQ Research, and how it compares with VolaIntel, which adds Form 4, 13F and 13D/G filings. - VolaIntel vs Unusual Whales
Unusual Whales review: options-flow plans from $50 a month with politician trade data, as of October 2026, and how it compares with VolaIntel at $29.99 a year. - VolaIntel vs Autopilot
Autopilot review: an app that auto-trades politician and fund portfolios in your brokerage, and how it compares with VolaIntel, which tracks filings and never trades.
VolaIntel is a politician and insider stock-trade tracker. For the field as a whole, read the best politician trade trackers in 2026; for the numbers, the Congress trading statistics.
Questions
What are the alternatives to Quiver Quantitative?
Capitol Trades (free, politicians only), Unusual Whales (options flow with politician data on paid plans), Autopilot (copies trades in your brokerage) and VolaIntel (Congress, insider and fund filings in one app for $29.99 a year).
Which politician trade tracker is free?
Capitol Trades says it is free, and the official House Clerk and Senate disclosure sites are free. VolaIntel's filing pages are free to read; its app is $29.99 a year.
Which tracker places trades for you?
Autopilot: its App Store listing says it connects to your brokerage and every trade auto-executes in your account. VolaIntel never places trades; it shows the filings.
How were these comparisons made?
From each company's own public pages, linked on each comparison and read in October 2026. Where a fact could not be found on their page, it is left out.
Is VolaIntel affiliated with these companies?
No. Their names are trademarks of their owners.
VolaIntel reports public filings. It is not investment advice. Amounts for congressional trades are the value ranges members report.