# AstraEye Labs

Hosted AI research reports on US stocks, ETFs and crypto, readable in ChatGPT or Claude.

**Best for:** individual investors who want written technical, fundamental and sentiment research on US tickers and coins, asked for from an AI assistant; not for anyone wanting ratings, non-US stocks, raw data or commercial use.

*https://stockmarketstack.com/tools/astraeye-labs · AI Research Agents & Copilots*

## Facts

### At a glance

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Vendor | AstraEye Labs |
| Category | AI Research Agents & Copilots |
| Job | copilot |
| Website | https://astraeyelabs.io |
| Pricing model | subscription |
| Free tier | true |
| Open source | false |
| Licence | none |
| Self-hosted | false |
| Tested hands-on | no |
| Claimed by vendor | no |
| Last updated | 2026-11-04 |

### Pricing

| Tier | USD | Period |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Freelancer | 0 USD | month |
| Space Analyst | 19 USD | month |
| Galactic Merchant | 39 USD | month |
| Interstellar Financier | 79 USD | month |
| Patron of Science | 199 USD | month |

### Coverage

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Asset classes | stocks, etf, options, crypto |
| Markets | us |
| Works outside the US | false |
| Data latency | delayed |
| Platforms | web, android |
| AI features | research |

### Interfaces

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| API | true |
| Webhooks | false |
| Scripting | none |
| Python | false |
| Spreadsheet add-in | false |
| MCP server | true |

### Capabilities

Yes: screening, broker_import, options_analysis

No: charting, scanning, backtesting, automation, live_trading, paper_trading, portfolio_tracking, tax_reporting, alerts, news

*Verified: pricing 2026-11-04; capabilities 2026-11-04; coverage 2026-11-04.*

## What it is

AstraEye Labs is a hosted research service for US stocks, ETFs and crypto. You pick the assets,
or let a read-only brokerage link through Plaid or a read-only exchange key fill the list, and run
analyses from a catalogue of 117. Each analysis belongs to one of seven AI "scientists", and the
names are the vendor's: ATLAS for trend, momentum and breadth, FELIX for fundamentals and macro,
NOVA for news and sentiment, SCOUT for standardised screens, NEXUS for on-chain and alternative
data, DELTA for options, LYRA for reconciling the others. An assistant called SAGE writes the
results up as one plain-language report with a bottom line, data credits and a generated quiz.
The vendor's claim is that the numbers are computed in code and the model only writes about them.
A published sample bears that out in shape: its 18 September 2026 breadth section gives 161
advancers, 356 decliners and a ratio of 0.45, and those add up.

The publisher is AstraEye Labs LLC of Manor, Texas. The Texas Comptroller's record, read on
4 November 2026, shows it active, registered with the Secretary of State on 16 July 2026, with its
founder Alexey Kovalyov as registered agent. Reports are signed with his name. The terms, effective
30 October 2026, limit use to personal, non-commercial research, and an adviser, broker-dealer or
fund needs a separate agreement. The oldest report in its sitemap carries 1 September 2026, and an
Android app for SAGE has been on Google Play since 3 October 2026.

## Pricing

Five plans in US dollars, read on the pricing page on 4 November 2026. The plans differ in two
ways at once: which analyses you may run and how many Astra Credits you get. Freelancer is free
with 24 analyses, mostly ATLAS technical ones, and up to 1,000 credits granted once. Space Analyst
is $19 a month for 60 analyses and 1,500 credits, Galactic Merchant $39 for 85 and 4,000,
Interstellar Financier $79 for 93 and 10,000, and Patron of Science $199 for all 117 and 30,000.
The options analyses are on the top plan only. The page translates credits into "typical runs",
about 9 a month on the $19 plan. Every run is priced in credits before it starts. Monthly credits
expire without rollover, and credits bought separately never expire. The page shows a 17% annual
toggle but prints only monthly prices. The annual figures, $190, $390, $790 and $1,990, are in the
page's own data, not on the screen. New accounts get a seven-day Space Analyst trial with no card,
and a first payment is refundable within 14 days.

## Data & coverage

US-listed stocks and ETFs, plus crypto (the top 100 coins is one of its slices). Commodities only
through commodity ETFs, and no non-US equities. The data-sources page names its licensors: Tiingo
for US equity prices, Financial Modeling Prep for transcripts, estimates and news, Intrinio for
options, fundamentals and institutional ownership, CoinGecko and CoinAPI for crypto, Bitquery and
Alchemy for on-chain data. Macro series come from BLS, BEA, the Federal Reserve and Treasury, filings
from EDGAR, and index membership partly from Wikipedia. It stopped using FRED. The page gives no
single latency, and the terms say data may be delayed, which is what the card records. A report is
computed when it runs, on the data of that moment. The model vendors are named only as Anthropic
and OpenAI.

## Integrations

A Research API and an MCP server, both from the $19 plan up. The API takes a bearer token, one per
account and valid for 90 days. It is read-only by default and returns the written prose of your own
reports: summary, sections, methodology where there is one, and the quiz. It never returns charts,
tables or numeric series. With a daily credit limit you set, the token can also ask SAGE questions
and start, price and stop runs. It cannot change a schedule or settings, or place or route an
order. The MCP server takes OAuth sign-in and answers 401 without it. Claude reaches it that way,
ChatGPT through the vendor's app in its directory. The terms forbid using either to accumulate
reports into a dataset.

## Limitations

The labels are calls in all but name. The terms say the product provides no trading signals of any
kind, and reports carry no rating or target, so the AI flag is research. But the sample report
sorts named tickers into bullish and bearish, aligned_bullish and aligned_bearish, and a session
into risk_off. The terms also describe "beacons" the platform scores and ranks by a method they
call proprietary and undisclosed, and no public page shows one.

"Computed in code" does not mean every sentence adds up. The same sample's momentum scan gives
51 bullish and 39 bearish labels. It then attributes 43 bullish labels to crypto and 11 to
equities, which is 54. The prose around the computed figures is still model writing, and it is
worth checking against the numbers it cites.

The method is partly visible. The vendor says each analysis names the theory it rests on. Its own
API page says many reports have no methodology section, and the sample has none.

What the API gives you is prose. There is no export of the computed figures, no per-run data
download, and a ban on building a dataset from the output, so this is not a data source for a model
of your own.

The product is about two months old, the plan names change what you may run as well as how much,
and the analysis count was 121 on a September page and is 117 on the pricing page. Expect it to
move. Professional and commercial use is excluded by the terms.

## Alternatives

[DeepVal](https://stockmarketstack.com/tools/deepval) is the other copilot an individual can buy here, writing one long
fundamental report per US company and tracking its open questions, with no crypto and no API.
[Fiscal.ai](https://stockmarketstack.com/tools/fiscal-ai) sells the standardised financials and a copilot that links each
number to the filing page. [TradingAgents](https://stockmarketstack.com/tools/tradingagents) and [FinRobot](https://stockmarketstack.com/tools/finrobot)
are the self-run version, on your own model and data keys, and both end on the rating AstraEye
declines to give. If what you want is the data in your assistant rather than a written report,
[financial MCP servers](https://stockmarketstack.com/categories/mcp-servers) serve the numbers themselves.

## FAQ

### Does AstraEye Labs give buy or sell signals?

Not by its own terms. Section 4 of the terms of service, effective 30 October 2026, says it does not present or provide market or trading signals of any kind, and that its beacons, alerts and watch items are not recommendations. Reports carry no rating or price target, but they do use indicator labels such as bullish, bearish and aligned_bullish per ticker, and the terms say how beacons are scored and ranked is proprietary and not disclosed.

### What does the AstraEye Labs free plan include?

Twenty-four of the 117 analyses, mostly technical, and up to 1,000 Astra Credits that are granted once and do not renew — 500 for verifying the sign-up email, 200 for a recovery email and 300 for a phone. Every run shows its price in credits before it starts. New accounts also get a seven-day trial of the $19 Space Analyst plan with no card, which is the only way a free account reaches the ChatGPT and Claude connections.

### Can I use AstraEye Labs from Claude or ChatGPT?

Yes, on Space Analyst ($19 a month) and above. It runs an MCP server with OAuth sign-in for Claude and is listed in ChatGPT's app directory, and the vendor names Gemini, Perplexity, Grok and Glama as well. The assistant can read the prose of your finished reports and, with a daily credit limit you set, start new runs; it cannot place an order.

### Where does AstraEye Labs get its market data?

Its data-sources page, effective 24 October 2026, names Tiingo for US equity prices, Financial Modeling Prep for transcripts, estimates and news, Intrinio for options, fundamentals and institutional ownership, CoinGecko and CoinAPI for crypto, Bitquery and Alchemy for on-chain data, and SEC EDGAR, BLS, BEA, the Federal Reserve and Treasury for public data. It states no single latency; data may be real-time, delayed or end-of-day depending on the source.

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