What it does
Fiscal.ai provides financial-data APIs for company statements, operating KPIs, ownership, filings and market prices. Its reference separates reported financials from standardized measures and estimates. An API trial offers a restricted company set and daily call allowance, with expanded access handled by sales.
Keep reported figures and estimates separate
The API reference distinguishes as-reported statements, standardized financials, adjusted metrics and analyst estimates. Preserve those categories in a model rather than treating them as one continuous series. Filing-image and PDF endpoints provide a route to the source material.
API access
Select API Key, describe the data need and sign in with Google, Microsoft or email. After creating the organization, open Data API and create a key. The documentation uses that key to authenticate requests.
The free API trial covers 100 companies and 250 calls a day, without a credit card. Its company-list endpoints return only that permitted set, and the same limits apply through MCP. Contact Sales is the route to broader access. This API allowance is separate from any subscription to Fiscal.ai's browser research product.
Strengths
- Reported statements, adjusted figures and forecasts have distinct endpoints
- Filing images and PDFs support checks against source documents
Watch out for
- Trial keys are restricted to a fixed company list
- Expanded API limits require a sales discussion
Best for
- Developers building company-data research pipelines
- Analysts who need filing references alongside normalized metrics
Sources
- Fiscal.ai API introduction and dataset reference (Oct 27, 2026)
- Fiscal.ai API trial company and call limits (Oct 27, 2026)
- Fiscal.ai API account and key setup (Oct 27, 2026)