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It'd be interesting to know how much you are paying for your data. If you're doing things legally, balance sheet data and exchange licensing for stuff like this
by cornflake 12y ago
It'd be interesting to know how much you are paying for your data. If you're doing things legally, balance sheet data and exchange licensing for stuff like this costs 10's of thousands of dollars a year.
- coffeejay 12y agoWe're pulling as much free data as we can but have plans to transition onto a paid data source as soon as we can.
- cornflake 12y agoOh hey, that's awesome, I was under the impression there wasn't any free data sources available. This would make FinTech way more accessible for startups. Which ones do you use?
- timtamboy63 12y agoShoot me an email at chintan@capp.io and I can go into more detail :)
- otoburb 12y agoQuandl[1] is one such resource of free stock data. [1] Quandl.com
- drglitch 12y agoQuandl is great but be sure to truly understand their ToS correctly - they pull a lot of their data from sources that forfeit (or dont explicitly allow) public/for profit redistribution