Intrinio review
Equity and options data with multiple API access paths, starting at $150 per month.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Intrinio provides financial market data through REST APIs and data feeds, with WebSocket access for supported market-data feeds. Its coverage includes equities, options, company fundamentals, ETFs, indices, and analyst estimates, with real-time, delayed, and historical data. Company and security lookup, search, and screening endpoints support data discovery. Developers can access the APIs through official SDKs for Python, JavaScript, Java, C#, Ruby, and R. It is suited to individual builders, commercial startups, and larger organizations that need programmatic financial data; it is less suitable for personal projects that need redistribution or display rights on the entry plan.
The published plans show Individual at $150 per month, billed monthly, for personal use with one seat, chat support, and a free trial. It does not include redistribution or display. Startup costs $333 per month, billed quarterly, and adds commercial use and display rights, a business-wide license, and ticketing and chat support; a free trial is also available. Enterprise is $1,250 per month and includes custom data feeds, phone and code-level support, white-glove onboarding, a dedicated account manager, and an SLA. Buyers should compare those usage rights and support options against their intended deployment, not only the entry price.
Integration options span REST, WebSockets for supported feeds, and CSV, Snowflake, or S3 delivery for selected feeds. This gives development teams several ways to consume or move data, while the six official SDKs broaden language fit. Data availability and geographic scope vary by dataset and feed, so teams should match the desired market coverage and delivery method to the specific feed before choosing. Intrinio fits teams that value multiple developer access paths and need equity or options data; those needing only personal use may find the Individual plan relevant, while organizations that need commercial display or redistribution rights should look at Startup or Enterprise.
Intrinio pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Historical, real-time, and delayed equity and options data
- Official SDKs for Python, JavaScript, Java, C#, Ruby, and R
- WebSocket feeds plus CSV, Snowflake, and S3 delivery for selected feeds
- Where it doesn't
- Individual plan is personal use only with one seat
- Individual plan prohibits redistribution and display
- Commercial use starts at $333 per month, billed quarterly
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