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Drip is a data feed and API for tracking “smart money” and what top investors are buying, selling, and thinking across Substack, email newsletters, X, podcasts, and YouTube.

Choose your access path

Drip has two access models. Pick one: Most users want the API key path — subscriptions include stock picks, ticker pages, and writer profiles. Start at quickstart. Wallet users: start at Wallet Access.

What Drip serves

Start with sources v2 (GET /api/v2/sources): the curated catalog of newsletters, podcasts, and RSS feeds, plus the posts they publish. The main data endpoint is stock picks v2 (GET /api/v2/stock-picks): query a day and get back that day’s feed of stock picks.

Use cases

The Drip stock feed can be used in products such as trading and copy-trading apps, brokerages, and AI financial analysis tools to:
  • Surface trade ideas from investors and analysts
  • Identify consensus and disagreement across sources
  • Show users what analysts are saying about positions they hold
  • Compare the historical performance of different sources and their calls

Plans

The monthly allowance is enforced. The per-minute ceiling is published on the pricing page but not enforced yet. X and SEC filings are marked “coming soon” on every plan.

Ways to use the API

Access

Two ways in, both documented in the quickstarts:
  • Quickstart: API Keys — bearer key plus a PRO or EXPERT subscription. In-window stock-pick reads are free.
  • Quickstart: x402 and MPP — pay per request with a wallet on Base or Solana (x402) or Tempo (MPP). Quote first, confirm the amount, pay.

Hosted MCP

Hosted MCP at https://dripstack.com/api/mcp mirrors the HTTP routes, with list_sources, search_sources, and get_source for sources, and quote_stock_picks_v2 and list_stock_picks_v2 for stock picks. See Sources and Stock Picks.