What it does
Intrinio supplies APIs for stock prices, company fundamentals and options data. Its Individual plan covers personal research, while Startup permits commercial use and display. The data catalogue identifies delivery methods, update frequency and history for each feed.
Choose the licence before the dataset
| Plan | Price and billing | Licence and scope |
|---|---|---|
| Individual | US$150 a month, billed monthly | One person; excludes redistribution and display |
| Startup | Monthly rate of US$333 for six months, US$666 for the next six, then US$999; billed quarterly | Business use and commercial display |
| Enterprise | From US$1,250 a month | Custom feeds and terms |
The catalogue separates standardized financial statements, historical prices, delayed quotes and options products. For example, a historical backtest needs a price-history feed; EquitiesEdge lists no historical coverage. Access methods also differ by dataset, including API, CSV, S3 and Snowflake.
Start Free Trial is available for the self-service plans. Compare the feed description and licensing rights together before building a feature that displays data to customers.
Strengths
- Feed descriptions state history, update frequency and delivery methods
- Commercial display rights are distinguished from personal research access
Watch out for
- The Individual licence excludes redistribution and display
- Startup pricing increases after six and twelve months
Best for
- Developers licensing financial data for a product
- Researchers combining company fundamentals with historical prices
Sources
- Intrinio financial data platform (Oct 27, 2026)
- Intrinio pricing and data-feed catalogue (Oct 27, 2026)