Simple JSON APIs for developers, spreadsheets and websites. Send an HTTPS request, get JSON back – no API key, no sign-up, no cost. Daily exchange rates from the European Central Bank and company fundamentals from SEC filings are live; more APIs are on the way.
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Standardized financial statements, company profiles and SEC filings for 21,000+ companies, from SEC EDGAR.
Daily euro reference rates from the European Central Bank for 30 currencies, back to January 1999.
The latest headlines for each US stock covered on Quotelinks, with links to the original publisher.
US economic series such as inflation (CPI) and the federal funds rate, from public-domain US government sources.
Company logos by ticker symbol, ready to drop into watchlists, tables and apps.
https://api.quotelinks.com/v1/api_token=YOUR_KEY to your requests.Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *), so fetch() works from any web page.429 with Retry-After. Please cache responses.Cache-Control headers; data changes at most a few times a day.{"status":404,"message":"not found"} – the same shape for every API./v1/ stay stable; breaking changes would get a new version path.Yes. There is no charge, and no sign-up or API key is needed. Fair use applies: up to 2 requests per second per IP address without a key, or 10 requests per second with a free API key.
No. The APIs are for personal, non-commercial use, and redistribution of the data is not allowed. For commercial use, contact support@quotelinks.com. See the Terms of Service.
No. Send a plain HTTPS GET request to https://api.quotelinks.com/v1/... and you get JSON back (up to 2 requests per second). For up to 10 requests per second, get a free key and add api_token=YOUR_KEY.
Yes. Every response includes Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *, so fetch() works from any website.
Requests above the fair-use limit get HTTP 429 with a Retry-After header. Wait a second and try again, and cache responses on your side.
Each API documents its source. The Exchange Rates API serves the European Central Bank's euro foreign exchange reference rates; the SEC Fundamentals API is built from company filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR).