VOL. XCIV, NO. 247
A CURATED DIRECTORY OF FINANCIAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES
FinancialData.Net Review, Pricing, and Features
FinancialData.Net
FinancialData.Net provides market data, fundamentals, ownership, options, funds, ESG, calendars, and news through REST, Excel, and MCP interfaces. It covers stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, futures, crypto, foreign exchange, commodities, OTC securities, and indexes. The free plan is limited, and the homepage security claims are not supported by a public audit report.
Best for
- Developers who want prices, fundamentals, statements, options, funds, ESG, calendars, ownership data, and news from one API.
- AI-agent and spreadsheet workflows that need an MCP server or Excel add-in in addition to a REST API.
- Teams comparing internal commercial use with external display and redistribution rights.
Watch out
- The free tier is useful for testing but is capped at 300 requests/day and excludes many higher-value datasets and MCP access.
- Homepage claims such as SOC2 Ready, uptime, and AES-256 should not be treated as audited certifications without public reports.
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Pricing
Free • From $29/mo · 5 plans
Free
Free API tier for symbol lists plus market and miscellaneous data.
Standard
Personal-use paid tier adding intraday data, international stocks, indexes, derivatives, crypto, basic company data, financial statements, and ratios.
Premium
Personal-use paid tier adding real-time data, forex, international financial statements, market news, calendars, ownership/transaction datasets, ETF/fund data, ESG, and investment-adviser data.
Professional
Commercial tier for internal commercial use, including MCP server access and Premium datasets.
Enterprise
Commercial tier for external commercial use, display, and redistribution rights.
Key features
- Tools for building against a REST API with API-key authentication, JSON and CSV responses, an official Python SDK, an Excel add-in, a web viewer, and MCP access on eligible plans.
- Retrieve real-time and historical prices, fundamentals, statements, ratios, news, event calendars, options, futures, crypto, foreign exchange, commodities, OTC securities, indexes, ETFs, and mutual funds.
- The pricing page lists more than 252,000 symbols across more than 20 exchanges.
- Access to market-data endpoints for quotes, prices, one-minute prices, option chains, option Greeks, futures prices, ETF holdings, crypto prices, forex prices, and index constituents.
- Fundamental endpoints for company information, financial statements, key metrics, executive compensation, securities information, and liquidity, solvency, efficiency, profitability, and valuation ratios.
- Track insider activity, proposed sales, U.S. Senate and House trading, institutional holdings, portfolio statistics, and short interest.
- Monitor events and news through company, SEC, and Fed press releases, earnings calendars, IPO calendars, split calendars, dividend calendars, economic calendars, and earnings releases.
- Review ETF and mutual-fund holdings with identifiers, value, weight, issuer, country, payoff profile, fair-value level, and collateral fields where available.
- ESG scores, ESG ratings, industry ESG scores, and investment-adviser data when those datasets are included in the selected plan.
- Free is a testing tier. Professional adds MCP and internal commercial use. Enterprise adds external commercial use, display, and redistribution rights.
- Check endpoint definitions, licensing, identifier handling, and security requirements before production use or redistribution.
- FinancialData.Net is financial data infrastructure, not a broker, execution system, portfolio tracker, or tax-lot accounting product.
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FAQ
Is FinancialData.Net free?
Not entirely. FinancialData.Net includes a free tier, but its paid subscription options unlock more capacity. Visit the vendor site for current limits and pricing.
Who is FinancialData.Net best for?
FinancialData.Net is built for Pro Retail, Institutional Investors, Algo Traders, Analysts, Quants/Developers, Asset Managers + 2 more. It suits intermediate and advanced users.
What platforms and connections does FinancialData.Net support?
You can use FinancialData.Net on Web and Desktop. FinancialData.Net offers an API (REST) with APIKey authentication. Integrations include FinancialData.Net REST API, FinancialData.Net Python SDK / fdnpy, FinancialData.Net Excel Add-in, FinancialData.Net MCP Server, Microsoft Excel, ChatGPT via MCP + 2 more.
Which markets does FinancialData.Net cover?
FinancialData.Net covers North America, Europe, APAC, and LatAm. Examples include US, CA, GB, DE, FR + 10 more. It tracks Stocks, ETFs, Mutual Funds, Funds, Commodities, Currencies + 4 more. Identifiers include Ticker, CIK, CUSIP, ISIN + 3 more.
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