HSH Data-on-Demand

Real-time intelligence on a company by name or domain. ALWAYS returns: profile, description, industry, tech stack detected on the live site, and public social links. For Y Combinator companies, founders, batch, tags and the YC page are added from the YC company listing (served from a copy dated 14 Apr 2026 while the hosted one is down); names the listing puts on several companies are labelled, since they may be partners or investors. Every response states which path served it in `source_path`, and a live-hunt-only response lists what it could not provide. discover (a filtered list of YC companies) answers from the same listing. Pay per call via x402 (USDC on Base).

Named decision-makers at companies, with the role each actually holds. Two sources: officers and directors named in US securities filings, with the title as filed, and accelerator-cohort founders with an email address where one survives validation. Every call returns a real sample built at that moment, plus a count of how many records carry the named person's own address, how many carry a shared company inbox, and how many carry none — so a batch is judged before it is bought. Priced on request. No personal telephone numbers (a company number only where its own site publishes one), no per-person profile links and no bounce-rate guarantee; see `not_offered` on any response.

Everything in the named-contacts product, plus the company around the person: industry, location, headcount, stage, ticker, exchange, state of incorporation and entity type, from the same two sources and the filed entity record. A real sample on every call, priced on request. No LinkedIn URL — no source here holds a per-person profile link.

Every field a record carries, withheld from no tier: the person, the filed title, the company, the validated address where there is one, the firmographics, the detected tech stack, the stage, the hiring posture and the company's own profile link. A real sample on every call, priced on request. No personal telephone numbers (a company number only where its own site publishes one) and no revenue estimates — nothing here holds a person's number or a revenue figure, and a priced field nothing can fill is not a field we sell.

Extract structured records from a public web page. Finds the repeating block that holds the records, pulls the fields you name out of each one, follows pagination, removes duplicates, and reports how often each requested field was actually present. Reads the HTML a site serves: pages that build their content in the browser, and anything behind a login, are refused before any charge rather than returned empty. Priced per record.

Continuous monitoring of public web pages with change detection. Each URL is baselined on subscription and re-checked hourly, daily or weekly. A change is measured over the page's visible text, so routine churn in tokens, timestamps and ad slots does not read as a change. Every check is recorded, and a webhook fires on each detected change if you give one. Priced per URL per month.

Crypto positioning for trading agents, per call, for BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, XRP and DOGE: funding on the Binance and Bybit perpetual markets and the gap between them, open interest on both, a positioning signal (crowded longs, crowded shorts, a real cross-venue funding gap, or neutral), and POSITIONING STRESS: funding, open interest and the 24h move each against the coin's own last 30 days, in standard deviations. Descriptive, not a forecast. Large confirmed BTC transactions from the latest block for BTC.

Corporate announcements filed with the NSE by Indian listed companies, newest first. With a `symbol`, that company's own record; without one, the exchange's latest market-wide page (about 20 filings). Each announcement is typed from its filing category (dividend, results, board meeting, M&A, fundraise, order win, buyback, investor meet, management change, credit rating, trading window, and more), with a sentiment and a one-line summary; each item says whether a language model or fixed rules produced them. A symbol with no announcements on record is refused before payment.

Indian listed-company fundamentals from each company's own filed results: the latest quarter's P&L (revenue, net profit, EPS, net margin) with year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter growth, the latest year-end balance sheet, and ratios computed from the filed figures: ROE (the full year's profit over equity, the owners' share where the filing states it), ROCE, debt/equity, current ratio, interest coverage, asset turnover; plus the shareholding pattern (promoter %, public %, promoter-pledge flag). Consolidated where the company files it. Every block carries its own date and age. Values in INR crore. Pass an NSE trading symbol. Per call.

Gulf (MENA) market intelligence for trading agents, per call: oil (Brent and WTI front-month futures, each dated, with the 30-day change and a stated rule for what it means for Gulf equities), sovereign macro (GDP growth, inflation and GDP size as published by the World Bank, each with its year), the currency regime (USD pegs), live Gulf equity pricing for a ticker you send (price and 52-week position), and for Saudi Arabia the TASI index level, breadth and mood with per-stock quotes. Market-level: no company financial statements. Pass a country code and, optionally, a ticker.

Authoritative company-attributed ESG material-event intel from SEC filings. UNIVERSE IS A FIXED 35-NAME WATCHLIST of large, ESG-watched US issuers (energy, auto, finance, pharma, consumer, tech, industrials, tobacco) — NOT all US-listed companies. Pass `ticker` to scan a company outside it; every response states its own universe size. Sourced from SEC EDGAR 8-K + SD filings (companies disclosing their own material events): governance changes, restatements, auditor changes, bankruptcy/debt triggers, material impairments, other material events (item 8.01, read and classified from their own text), conflict-minerals disclosures. Each event is mapped to an ESG pillar from its item code, or for an 8.01 'other event' from the filing's own Item 8.01 text (unclassified when that text has no ESG terms), severity-graded 1-5 from the item code, and linked to the filing. Optional ticker or pillar filter. Pay per call via x402 (USDC on Base).

Multi-signal alt-data intel for investment research. Combines up to six independent free signals into one call: (1) HIRING posture across Greenhouse + Lever + Ashby job boards (gtm_expansion / product_build / balanced_growth / hiring_freeze from department mix); (2) INSIDER activity from SEC Form 4 filings (last 90 days); (3) GITHUB engineering velocity (stars, push recency); (4) WIKIPEDIA public-interest trend; (5) APP STORE top-free ranking presence; (6) HACKER NEWS mention velocity. Operational and behavioural readings of the company: no price prediction is made or claimed. Pass whichever identifiers you have. Pay per call via x402 (USDC on Base).

Rule-based Shariah (Islamic finance) screen for US-listed companies, from each company's own filed financial statements: (1) a business-activity screen on the company's industry code (alcohol, tobacco, gambling, conventional banking and insurance, pork, weapons, adult; codes shared by permissible and impermissible businesses, such as hotels, are marked for review), (2) three ratio screens with the thresholds index Shariah methodologies use, applied to TOTAL ASSETS on the latest balance sheet: debt under 33%, cash and interest-bearing securities under 33%, receivables under 49%. Boards that divide by market capitalisation (as AAOIFI does) can reach a different verdict, and the 5% revenue test is not assessed. Returns a verdict (compliant / non_compliant / questionable) with each ratio, the balance-sheet date and the lines used. Per call.

EU & global ESG controversy intel for compliance and trading agents. Detects company ESG controversies (environmental, social, governance) from worldwide news in real time, then enriches each with GLEIF entity resolution (LEI + country of domicile) and EU sanctions-list screening. Pillar-classified, severity-graded, source-linked. Each controversy's company must be named in the story's own web address, not only among its entities. Pass region='EU' for companies domiciled in the 27 EU member states. News-derived breadth (complements the authoritative SEC-filing ESG product hsh-esg-events). Pay per call via x402 (USDC on Base).

Ranks the players you send for a men's T20 fantasy team, with a captain and vice-captain, from each player's own record before the match. On 236 men's matches played after its training data (1 Jul to 17 Sep 2026), its top six held 39.4% of the real top six (random 27.3%) and its captain finished in the real top three 28.8% of the time (random 13.6%). Per call.

Win probability for the side chasing in a men's T20, from the match state you send. On 106 men's T20 internationals played after all its training data (1 Jul to 17 Sep 2026): AUC 0.978 with the ground named, 0.976 without. Per call.

Momentum & pressure index for a live T20 chase — quantifies which side is gaining (the swing signal) plus a pressure score. In-play trader signal. Pay per call via x402.

Projected first-innings total for a men's T20, with a p10-p90 band, from the score you send. On 107 men's T20 internationals played after all its training data (1 Jul to 17 Sep 2026): median error 18.6 runs with a ground named and 18.5 without, and the final total fell inside the band 80% and 82% of the time. Per call.

Win-probability timeline (the broadcast worm) for a men's T20 chase: one point per match state you send, from the same model as hsh-cricket-chase-winprob. Per call.

A batter's record against a bowler in men's T20: legal balls faced, runs, dismissals credited to the bowler, strike rate, average, dots and boundaries, with a breakdown by competition. 266,764 pairs from 9,132 matches (IPL, internationals and eleven leagues) through 17 Sep 2026. Per call.

Win probability for the side batting first in a men's T20, while the total is being set. On 106 men's T20 internationals played after all its training data (1 Jul to 17 Sep 2026): AUC 0.912 with both team names and the ground, 0.888 with the ground only. Per call.

A men's T20 player's current form against their own career average (red-hot to out-of-form), their bowling workload, and their last five appearances, for 2,739 established players through 17 Sep 2026. Measured: players carrying "red-hot" into a match scored 11% above their own average in it; "out-of-form" 5% below. Per call.

How often a target like this one has been chased down in men's T20: the rate for targets within 10 runs of yours, with the number of chases and a 95% interval, from 4,502 chases through 17 Sep 2026. Optional ground record. Per call.

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