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Guide

Getting started

Stream Markets is a database of listed mining companies - their projects, resource estimates, study economics, production, deals and the milestones they expect next, extracted from the filings the companies themselves published. This page walks the five surfaces you will use most, in the order most people meet them.

Start with one research question

Open a research screen from the dashboard, such as drill results expected in the next 15 days. Check the screen's definition and timing, open a matching catalyst, then follow its source link to the company's filing. Expected dates are company guidance and can change.

  • Watch the company or project to add it to your watchlist and turn on in-app alerts. A free account is enough to begin.
  • For one event, choose “Alert me to changes” on its catalyst page. This monitors changes to that catalyst.
  • Open View updates from your watchlist to read your Inbox. Email is an optional delivery choice beside each followed name.
  • With Pro, customise a screen, save it as a report and optionally watch the report for matching changes.

Explore the dashboard →

The dashboard

Start here, with or without an account. The left panel lists upcoming catalysts - shareholder votes, drill results, permits and study deadlines companies have flagged. The middle panel is what just happened across the database. The right panel is your watchlist, and below all three sit browse tables for every company, project, deal, catalyst and news item we track.

  • Search bar (top) - companies, tickers, projects and deals. Press Cmd+K (Ctrl+K on Windows) from anywhere.
  • What's coming - dated catalysts across the whole database, soonest first.
  • What happened - news and filings as we ingest them, newest first.
  • Your watchlist - the companies and projects you follow. Type a name and press Enter to add one.
  • Navigation - use the dashboard for research starters, Watchlist for tracked names, and the database links to browse individual records.

Company pages

Search for a company - say BHP - and you get its page: description, price chart, market cap, cash and debt, its projects and its recent news. The tabs along the top go deeper: every resource estimate the company has published, study economics, production history, catalysts, deals, documents and news.

  • Tabs - Overview, Projects, Resources, Economics, Production, Financials, Catalysts, Deals, Documents and News.
  • Dates - Reported identifies the financial reporting period; Close identifies the price date; Updated identifies when a market-data record was refreshed. A recent timestamp does not certify accuracy.
  • Announcements - the company’s own filings feed, linked at the top of the page.
  • Report error - use the company or project header or a supported row’s flag. Sign in, describe the problem and choose Send.
  • Watch - adds the company to your watchlist and turns on in-app alerts. Following confirms it is saved; Email on/off controls the optional digest.

Project pages work the same way: one page per mine or deposit, with its own resource tables, economics and history. Companies link to their projects and back.

The screener

The screener is the whole database as one table you can filter and sort. Start with a research template, add the columns you care about, filter any column from the funnel icon in its header, and save the result as a report you can come back to or export.

  • Tabs - screen companies, projects, resources, economics, deals, production, news, catalysts or documents.
  • Columns - pick from the full schema; the + button lists every field we hold.
  • Reports - a saved set of filters, columns and sorting. Templates give you common starting points.
  • Export - CSV or Excel of what you built, up to your plan’s daily row allowance.
  • The full screener is a Pro tool. Public research previews and browse pages let you inspect permitted results before upgrading.

The map

Every project we can place, as a dot on a world map. Dots are coloured by commodity and sized by the headline resource tonnage, and clicking one opens the project page. The map is free, under Database in the sidebar.

  • Search - type a project, company or country to narrow the dots.
  • Commodity chips - show one commodity at a time.
  • Layers (right) - basemap options.
  • Open in Pro screener - carries your search into the full Projects table.

Your watchlist

Choose Watch on a company or project, or its star in a table, and it lands here. The watchlist page is where you manage what you follow: your companies and projects as tables, then monitored catalysts and saved items. Their updates arrive in your inbox, the bell in the header, and each one opens the story or deal itself. The bell shows that in-app alerts are active; the envelope turns the optional email digest on or off. Unfollow a name to stop its alerts.

  • Add bar - type a name, press Enter, and the top match is followed.
  • Inbox - the bell opens a panel of alerts for your names, newest first. When StreamBot is enabled, Inbox is a tab in its workspace. Rows with an unread alert show a New pill wherever they appear.
  • Delivery - in-app alerts stay on while following. The email control adds or removes the optional digest.
  • View updates opens your Inbox. Alert settings controls triggers, newsletters and delivery defaults.

Plans, in plain terms

  • Free - $0. Browse the whole database, follow up to 10 companies or projects, get alerts and a daily digest, and pull 1,000 rows a day through CSV export.
  • Pro - US$39 a month or US$399 a year, including applicable taxes. Adds the screener, saved reports, a bigger watchlist and 25,000 rows a day across API and exports. Starts with a 7-day free trial.
  • Pro+ - US$990 a year, including applicable taxes, billed annually. Everything in Pro with 150,000 rows a day across API and exports. Need more? Contact us.

These examples use USD. Fixed GBP, AUD and CAD prices are also available, including applicable taxes. One allowance covers both the API and exports, and it resets daily. Choose your currency and see full details on the pricing page.

Where next

How the data is built, checked and corrected is documented on the methodology page. The REST API and MCP server are documented for developers. Anything else, email hello@stream-markets.com - a person reads it.

Quick steps

  1. Open the dashboard for research starters and recent activity.
  2. Search by company name, ticker or project; check the exchange and owner before choosing a result.
  3. Open a record and check its source and date. Sign in to keep your own watchlist and settings.

Finding your way around

  • Use the desktop sidebar for Database, Research screens, Watchlist and Settings. On a phone, use the bottom navigation and More for additional destinations.
  • Cmd+K on Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows opens search. A ticker can identify more than one listing; check the company name and exchange.
  • The dashboard brings together research starters, upcoming catalysts and recent activity. StreamBot has Chat, Inbox, Watching and Screens in its workspace.

Access and previews

  • A sign-in prompt means the action needs an account. A Pro preview means the full dataset or tool needs a paid entitlement; signing in alone does not unlock it.
  • Free browse tables and StreamBot research over every table are available without a paid subscription; Pro tables show their first rows until you upgrade. Check Plans and pricing for current limits, prices and trial terms.
  • A blank field means there is no value available in this view. It does not mean zero, no debt, no resource or no activity.