Pricing

Financial Datasets is an institutional-grade stock market API. It provides financial statements, operating KPIs, stock prices, SEC filings, insider trades, institutional ownership, earnings data, and more. The API is built for AI agents, quantitative research, and financial applications.

There are three self-serve plans. Credits is a one-time $20 purchase that includes 1,000 requests, ideal for testing and small projects. Personal is $200 per month and includes 100,000 requests with access to all core data endpoints and real-time data. Professional starts at $2,000 per month and includes 2,000,000 requests, plus data redistribution rights, webhooks, and uptime SLAs. Enterprise is a custom plan for companies that need bulk data delivery, historical backfills, zero data retention, and custom terms.

Credits and Personal come with a Personal license, which is for individuals using the data for their own personal, non-business purposes, such as personal research, personal investing, and personal projects. It follows the standard non-professional definition used across the financial data industry: you are an individual, not registered with a securities regulator or exchange, not an investment adviser, and not using the data for the benefit of a business or anyone else. Professional comes with a Professional license, which covers business and professional use, including building and operating products, and includes the right to redistribute data to your own users with attribution. If you use the API for a company, a fund, or any work that benefits others, you need Professional. Full details are in our Terms of Service.

Sign up, buy requests, and include your API key in the X-API-KEY header of your first request. You can be up and running in less than 30 seconds. See the quick start guide here.

Premium data endpoints are available on every plan. Instead of gating access by tier, each premium request counts as a multiple of a standard request, and the multiplier depends on your plan: higher plans get lower multipliers. For example, if an endpoint's multiplier is 4x on your plan, one request to it uses 4 of your plan's requests. The current premium endpoints and their multipliers per plan are shown in the pricing table above. All other endpoints count as 1 request on every plan.

The API covers more than 27,000 global tickers, including delisted companies, with over 30 years of historical data. Coverage spans financial statements (standardized, segmented, and as-reported), stock prices, financial metrics, earnings and press releases, insider trades, institutional ownership, company news, SEC filings, and central bank interest rates. Market coverage details are here.

Yes. Real-time price snapshots and historical prices are available on all paid plans, with historical intervals from daily to yearly. Response times are typically under 200 milliseconds.

Send your API key in the X-API-KEY header with every request. You can create an API key from the dashboard at financialdatasets.ai after registering. You can see our guide on how to get fundamentals here.

Yes, the API is designed for AI agents. There is a hosted MCP server at mcp.financialdatasets.ai that works with Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients, an OpenAPI spec at financialdatasets.ai/openapi.json, and llms.txt files that give LLMs a complete map of the API.

Data is sourced from primary documents such as SEC filings, earnings releases, and press releases. Values are verified against the underlying source documents to meet an institutional accuracy bar. Stock prices come from a leading licensed data provider. More info here.

On Credits, you can enable auto-reload, which automatically tops up your balance when it runs low so your requests keep working, or buy more credits at any time. On Personal and Professional, requests keep working past your included amount at an overage rate: $10 per 1,000 requests on Personal and $5 per 1,000 requests on Professional. Each plan also has a monthly request cap (1 million on Personal, 10 million on Professional); once you reach it, requests pause until your next billing period. If you regularly need more, contact us about Enterprise.

Yes. Enterprise covers what self-serve plans do not: custom request volume, bulk data delivery, historical backfills, custom data feeds, zero data retention, custom contracts, and volume discounts. Contact us here.