What it does
ETFBOOK supplies professional ETF reference data, comparative analytics, reporting and data feeds. Its platform groups products by characteristics such as asset class, strategy and liquidity. A REST programming interface provides structured access to reference, fund-flow and market-activity datasets.
ETFBOOK is designed for teams researching ETF markets and product peers. Filters narrow a universe by asset class, strategy or liquidity before a comparison is made. Reference data, primary-market flows and secondary-market trading describe different parts of a fund’s activity, so the platform keeps those datasets distinct.
Its data model links exchange listings, share classes, funds and umbrella structures. That hierarchy is useful when a report must distinguish a particular listing from the broader fund. The programming interface delivers these datasets through a consistent schema for integration into internal research and reporting tools.
The refresh cycle is daily T+1. Treat it as research data for the preceding market day when planning a report; it is not a live price stream for order execution.
The contact page offers a free-trial request. It asks for a business email address, company and professional details, rather than opening an unrestricted public workspace immediately. Include the intended use and data requirements so the trial can be matched to the work you need to evaluate.
Strengths
- Combines reference data, flows and trading activity for ETF comparisons
- Links listings and share classes to their parent fund structure
- REST delivery supports integration with internal reporting systems
Watch out for
- The documented T+1 refresh does not provide a live trading feed
Best for
- Professional teams comparing ETF markets and competing products
- Analysts integrating structured fund data into internal systems
Sources
- ETFBOOK professional analytics and daily refresh (Oct 27, 2026)
- ETFBOOK REST data API and dataset structure (Oct 27, 2026)
- ETFBOOK free trial request and business details (Oct 27, 2026)