What it does
Finage supplies APIs and WebSocket streams for stocks, currencies, crypto, CFDs and company fundamentals. Its product catalogue distinguishes exchange-related stock data from non-exchange CFD feeds. Subscriptions vary by dataset, country and delivery requirements.
Start with the instrument and its source
A CFD price and an exchange-traded security are different data products. Finage labels its index, ETF and commodity CFD feed as non-exchange data; stock and crypto feeds have their own coverage descriptions. Use Documentation to check symbols and endpoints before choosing a plan.
The pricing page lists US stock data from US$999 a month. Global stock packages are quoted per country, with real-time coverage from US$899 and delayed coverage from US$599 a month. Those country prices should not be read as one fee for every listed market.
Finage offers a three-day free trial for many services and monthly or annual subscriptions. Start Free Trial leads to its account service. Custom packages are available through Request consultation when a standard feed does not match the intended use.
Strengths
- REST queries and WebSocket streams are available
- The catalogue separates non-exchange CFDs from other market feeds
Watch out for
- Global stock prices are quoted per country
- Trial availability depends on the selected data service
Best for
- Teams sourcing market feeds for a financial application
- Developers comparing exchange and CFD data coverage
Sources
- Finage data subscription pricing and FAQ (Oct 27, 2026)
- Finage financial-data products and integration (Oct 27, 2026)