Coverage & rules
Can I use the fund data commercially in my product?
Pro ($49), Scale and Enterprise include a commercial licence for using the data in your own products; Free and Starter are for personal and evaluation use. What the licence covers and how to attribute.Updated 12 September 2026 · by FundFacts APIShort answer
Yes on Pro ($49 a month), Scale and Enterprise, which include a commercial licence to use the data in your own products, internal tools, client reports and websites. Free and Starter are for personal, evaluation and non-commercial use. The licence covers displaying and processing the data in your application; it does not allow reselling the raw feed as a data product. Pro and above may also drop the FundFacts branding from generated factsheets.
By plan
| Plan | Use |
|---|---|
| Free, Starter | Personal, evaluation, internal prototypes; not for products sold or shown to clients |
| Pro, Scale, Enterprise | Commercial: SaaS products, advisor tools, client reporting, websites, apps, internal systems |
What the commercial licence covers
- Displaying the data to your users and clients, in any form.
- Storing and processing it in your systems, including derived values.
- Generating documents (factsheets, reports) from it; Pro and above may remove the "Powered by FundFacts API" line from factsheets.
- Combining it with your own data.
What it does not cover
- Reselling or redistributing the raw payloads as a data feed or bulk dataset.
- Using the API as a scraping proxy for third-party sites.
Attribution and disclaimers
The figures are read from documents published by each fund's management company; your product should show data.dataAsOf next to figures and a "not investment advice" disclaimer where the data is shown to investors, which is what the regulation expects anyway. The full terms are short and worth reading.
Verify it yourself
The demo endpoint returns the live payload for a fund that is already in the store, without a key. Everything on this page can be checked against it.bash
Frequently asked questions
Can I show fund data on a public website?
Yes on Pro and above. The ETF comparison website use case describes a typical setup, including caching and the disclaimers to include.Do you offer a DPA or an SLA?
Enterprise includes a DPA, an SLA and a named contact on a monthly invoice.Try it on your own ISINs
One request returns key facts, holdings, risk and performance as JSON. Free plan, no card.Related questions
Getting started
What does a fund data API cost?
FundFacts API pricing in one place: Free (15 lookups), Starter $9.99 (500 requests), Pro $49 (9,000, commercial use), Scale $249 (60,000, change feed and webhooks), Enterprise metered at $0.01 a request.Workflows
How do I generate a PDF or HTML factsheet from an ISIN?
POST /api/v1/factsheets with an ISIN returns a one-page factsheet as HTML or PDF, or keyless share and embed links, with your title, theme and accent colour. White-label on Pro. Code and options.Getting started
Is there a free API for fund and ETF data?
Yes. FundFacts API has a free plan with 15 lookups a month and no card: any UCITS fund or ETF ISIN returns TER, risk indicator, holdings, exposures and returns as JSON. What it includes and where paid plans start.Coverage & rules
Which funds and ETFs does the API cover?
Any share class whose management company publishes a product page, factsheet and KID: UCITS funds and ETFs first, money-market and most open-end funds. What is not a fund returns 404. Per-issuer depth on the coverage pages.What teams build with this
ETF comparison website
Build an ETF comparison website with a page per ISIN
Data model, SEO structure and refresh strategy for a content site that compares ETFs side by side, with one canonical page per ISIN and per pair.Client reporting & factsheets