Each API request has a base call cost
Every request includes a small per-call charge that covers request processing, normalization, and delivery
Transparent API Pricing
Simple, predictable API pricing — based on real usage
You pay only for the data you request.
No subscriptions, no per-user fees, no bundled features.
FinImpulse API pricing is designed for developers and data teams building real products — from MVPs to production systems. Costs are calculated per request and per data row returned, with full transparency and linear scaling.
Transparent pricing structure
How FinImpulse API pricing works
Some endpoints return multiple data rows
When an endpoint returns lists or historical records, a lightweight per-row cost applies based on the actual data returned
You only pay for what you receive
No minimum volumes. No bundled features. Optimized responses, filtering, and caching help reduce unnecessary usage
Pricing by data category
Instead of pricing per product or per user, pricing is based on the type and volume of data returned
| Data Category | Typical Use Cases | Pricing Model |
|---|---|---|
| Search & Discovery | Global asset search, ticker lookup, autocomplete | Per call + Result rows |
| Market Snapshots | Summary, profile, ownership overviews | Per call |
| Historical Data | Prices, returns, valuation history | Per call + Data rows |
| Fundamentals | Financial statements, valuation metrics | Per call + Data rows |
| Statistics & Risk | Ratios, performance, volatility, risk indicators | Per call |
| News & Events | News, filings, press releases | Per call + Article rows |
Usage-based pricing, designed for predictable growth
Pricing is based exclusively on API usage, which includes the number of requests made and the amount of data returned.
There are:
- no per-user fees
- no feature bundles
- no artificial tiers
You pay only for the data you consume.
How usage typically scales
As products grow, usage usually increases along three dimensions:
More assets
Larger universes, portfolios, or coverage
More data depth
Historical records, statistics, fundamentals
More frequent refresh cycles
Intra-day updates, automation
Pricing scales linearly across all dimensions — without step functions or surprises.
How pricing works
Request-level pricing examples
These examples illustrate how individual API requests are priced. Actual cost depends on response size and data returned.
Historical price data
/history
Hybrid (call + rows)
Every request includes a small per-call charge that covers request processing, normalization, and delivery
Call cost
$0.00015
per request
Data rows
$0.00003
per row returned
Company or fund profile
/profile
Per call
Used to retrieve descriptive, non-tabular data such as company or fund overview, classification, and metadata.
Call cost
$0.00040
per request
Financial statements
/financials?type=income_statement
Hybrid (call + rows)
Typically returns multi-year financial statement data, where cost depends on the number of reporting periods included.
Call cost
$0.00080
per request
Data rows
$0.00020
per row returned
Why this pricing model works
- Costs are transparent at the request level
- You can estimate usage before building
- Scaling is linear and predictable
For the complete list of endpoints and detailed pricing rules, see the API documentation.
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