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EODHD review

Freemium#2 of 18 in Apis Data ServicesEquity Research Platforms

A broad REST data API for teams combining market prices, fundamentals, news, and screening.

8.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

EODHD provides REST APIs that return JSON for financial data across global exchanges and instruments, including stocks, ETFs, funds, indices, forex, and cryptocurrencies. Developers can request end-of-day and historical prices, intraday data, real-time or delayed quotes, fundamentals, news, technical indicators, and screening results. It suits teams building financial applications or research workflows that need several data types through one API, rather than a single-purpose feed.

The integration options make it relevant to a broad range of technical environments. Direct HTTP requests and vendor-published libraries support development, with listed libraries for Python and Node.js/TypeScript. The broader integration set includes R, Java, C#, .NET, PHP, Excel, Google Sheets, Power BI, and an MCP server. This mix can suit both developer-led systems and spreadsheet or analytics workflows. EODHD is cloud-based, and its listed support channels are email, chat, and documentation.

The Free Package provides 20 API calls per day, a limit of 20 requests per minute, and the past year of data for personal use. Paid plans add higher call limits and longer histories: listed plan highlights include 100,000 calls per day, 1,000 requests per minute, and 30+ years of data. The All World, All World Extended, and Fundamentals Data Feed plans describe different data offerings, though the listed highlights do not give their prices. Teams evaluating it should distinguish personal-use subscriptions from commercial data solutions, which are presented separately and require contacting EODHD. Choose it when broad asset coverage and multiple data types matter; a team needing commercial rights should first clarify the separate solution with the vendor.

EODHD pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines historical, intraday, real-time, and delayed market data
    • Offers fundamentals, news, technical indicators, and screening APIs
    • Supports Python, spreadsheets, Power BI, and other integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • The Free Package is limited to 20 API calls per day
    • Free access covers only the past year of data
    • Commercial data solutions require contacting EODHD

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