The world runs on market data, and getting laggy, incomplete, or unreliable market data can cost you in more ways than one. In this blog, we’re covering what kinds of market data Intrinio provides, how to access it via the API, how much it costs, and more.
Here’s a look at some of our most popular types of market data:
Real-time, intraday, and EOD market data is available via our Web API. For real-time prices, you may also have the option to use our WebSocket API. Pulling prices via Web API makes sense for EOD prices or real-time prices if you don't need to update the data very often. If you want to stream a high volume of real-time prices, a WebSocket API will work better.
We’ve provided extensive documentation to help you get started with the Intrinio API. You can also use our API Explorer to build the correct syntax for the API calls you need to make.
We have SDKs in six popular programming languages that wrap around the Intrinio API. Currently, we offer SDKs for:
Historical market data is available via bulk downloads with up to 50+ years of history. If you prefer using a database for your market data, you’re in luck – we recently integrated with Snowflake to provide powerful direct database access for our customers.
Not sure which access method is right for your use case? This blog will help you choose the right one.
Our Web API is built by developers, for developers. This article offers a great introduction with links to documentation and other useful tools.
The prices endpoint makes it easy to get multiple high/low/open/close (HLOC) datapoints in a single API call:
https://api-v2.intrinio.com/securities/AAPL/prices
For US securities, you can just vary the ticker parameter and for international securities, you simply add the exchange. You can also get real-time stock prices via Web API:
https://api-v2.intrinio.com/companies/AAPL/data_point/last_price/number
If you are interested in pulling prices for a specific range of dates, the historical_data endpoint can be used as well as the prices endpoint:
https://api-v2.intrinio.com/companies/AAPL/historical_data/close_price?start_date=2014-01-01&end_date=2015-01-01
The securities endpoint can be called with an optional parameter, last_crsp_adj_date, that returns a list of securities that have adjusted their stock prices due to a corporate event. This parameter is useful for configuring your application to only update historical prices if they have changed.
You can explore our equities data packages and compare pricing at intrinio.com.
Top providers. Intrinio brings together feeds from leading providers for US-based exchanges like Nasdaq, NYSE, BATS, and IEX, as well as exchanges all over the world.
Low latency. Decisions are made around stock price data in fractions of a second. Our real-time stock price feeds are low latency, so you can react quickly and competitively to changes in the market.
One destination. Whatever your use case, our experienced team will pair you with the right stock prices feed for your requirements and budget. Don’t see what you need? We’ll help you find it.
Expert support. Our dedicated support team is available via email, live chat, and our ticketing system – we’re always on hand to answer questions and resolve issues.
Check out this blog for six more reasons to partner with Intrinio for market data.
Market data is complicated – there are many types of market data, many access methods, and many different exchanges and legal requirements to consider. Our team can build a custom market data solution for you and drastically simplify the process of licensing and integrating market data.
Ready to get started? Explore our equities data packages.