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Fintable API review

Freemium#10 of 28 in Financial Data APIsBank Connectivity Software

A flexible financial data API with broad integrations and webhook-free synchronization.

8.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Fintable API provides REST access to financial data synchronized from connected banks and financial institutions. It is aimed at individuals, developers and small teams building authorized first-party applications that need accounts, balances, transactions, pending transactions, investment holdings, exchange rates or stock-price data. Personal access tokens and OAuth 2.0 support authentication, while sandbox bank connections support development and testing. API access is included with Fintable plans, and attribution is required when API access is offered through an application.

Pricing covers several usage levels. The free plan provides a low-commitment starting point, and a three-day trial is available. Personal costs $12 per month or $84 per year and includes API access, 10 live bank connections, daily sync and global bank coverage. Personal Lifetime costs $280 one time and includes no subscription fees. Office costs $50 per month or $365 per year, increasing capacity to 50 live bank connections and adding on-demand sync schedules and multiple workspaces. Enterprise adds a private API, unlimited bank connections, realtime updates, custom integrations and dedicated support.

Its ecosystem is a notable strength: listed integrations include Plaid, GoCardless, Akoya, SnapTrade, Tabs API, Airtable, Google Sheets, Notion, ChatGPT and Claude. The API also includes categorization rules, scheduled and on-demand synchronization, workspace management, and public institution, exchange-rate and stock-price endpoints. The tradeoff is that webhook support is not available, so webhook-driven workflows are not a fit. Historical transaction availability varies by bank and provider. Choose Fintable API for multi-asset financial data access and flexible synchronization options; choose an alternative when webhook delivery is essential.

Fintable API pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • REST access to accounts, balances, transactions and investments
    • Free plan, three-day trial and $12 monthly Personal plan
    • Broad integrations including Plaid, Airtable, Sheets and Notion
  • Where it doesn't
    • Webhook support is not available
    • Historical transaction availability varies by bank and provider
    • Enterprise pricing is undisclosed

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