Commercial model
Subscription-backed API access
API Access
Add proprietary stock signals to your product without building the signal engine yourself.
Use the 4starter signal layer inside watchlists, dashboards, alerts, client portals, and internal tools through a commercial API built for controlled scaling.
- Proprietary 4starter outputs
- Ticker and market APIs
- Controlled scaling and self-serve billing
Commercial API
Designed for product delivery
Built to favor cached sync over wasteful polling
Ticker endpoint
Single-symbol lookup
Signal, score, market, updated time
Market endpoint
Batch market snapshot
One call replaces waves of ticker polling
Commercial delivery
Plans built for live products
Credits, caching, and upgradeable limits
Implementation model
Ticker on demand, market in batch
Go-live posture
Controlled scaling, live examples, and managed upgrades
Built from your signal layer
The API is centered on proprietary 4starter signal output, not a resale wrapper around raw vendor data.
Designed for live products
Use it in watchlists, dashboards, alerts, content pages, or internal tools without exposing your application to uncontrolled polling.
Self-serve where it should be
Customers can subscribe, manage billing, rotate keys, and test live calls without waiting for manual setup.
EU-based platform
The API offer sits on top of the same 4starter platform used for the public product and member experience.
What You Can License
Two APIs, both centered on your own signal layer
The offer is built around uniquely generated 4starter output. That keeps the product legally cleaner and operationally lighter than exposing vendor-heavy pages directly.
Ticker Signal API
Per-ticker proprietary 4starter output
Built for watchlists, product pages, and lightweight alerts. It exposes your proprietary signal layer, not raw third-party market data.
Core fields
tickermarketsignalsignal_scoresignal_updated_at
Recommended refresh: max once per 60 seconds per ticker.
Example request
GET /api/v1/ticker-signal?ticker=AAPLExample response shape
{
"ticker": "AAPL",
"market": "NASDAQ",
"signal": "buy",
"signal_score": 82,
"signal_updated_at": "2026-04-02T08:15:00Z"
}
Market Signals API
Batch market feed for efficient sync
Pull one market snapshot and receive the latest proprietary signal output for every covered ticker in that market.
Core fields
marketas_oftickers[].tickertickers[].signaltickers[].signal_scoretickers[].signal_updated_at
Recommended refresh: max once per 5 minutes per market. Use limit and offset for larger snapshots.
Example request
GET /api/v1/market-signals?market=NASDAQ&limit=500&offset=0Example response shape
{
"market": "NASDAQ",
"as_of": "2026-04-02T08:15:00Z",
"limit": 500,
"offset": 0,
"returned": 500,
"has_more": true,
"next_offset": 500,
"tickers": [
{"ticker": "AAPL", "signal": "buy", "signal_score": 82, "signal_updated_at": "2026-04-02T08:15:00Z"},
{"ticker": "MSFT", "signal": "hold", "signal_score": 58, "signal_updated_at": "2026-04-02T08:15:00Z"}
]
}Who It Is For
Built for teams that want signal value, not a raw-data vendor relationship
The strongest buyers usually want a reusable decision layer inside an existing product, service, or internal workflow. These are the clearest fits.
Watchlists, member products, and stock-detail experiences
Add a proprietary conviction layer to stock pages, watchlists, and logged-in product surfaces without building your own scoring system first.
Client dashboards, advisor tools, and premium account views
Use compact signal output inside client or advisor workflows where the signal supports a broader service, not a standalone trading terminal.
Stock landing pages, widgets, and conversion surfaces
Use lightweight ticker calls behind stock pages, content modules, or widgets that need a small proprietary signal layer to improve engagement and conversion.
Analyst, support, sales, and operations tooling
Give internal teams the same signal layer across review tools, QA flows, editorial checks, or operational dashboards that need consistent output.
Commercial Confidence
Built to feel workable from the first subscription onward
The API is not just a price list. Buyers need to know how access is provisioned, how testing works, and how the billing path scales as usage grows.
Provisioning
Subscriptions issue working account access
The paid plan is tied to account-level billing and API-key provisioning, so customers move from checkout to usable access without a manual handoff.
Testing
Live request examples are part of the member flow
Subscribers can copy the key, test a real request, and review implementation examples directly from the member side of the page.
Billing
Managed upgrades fit product growth
Customers can start lower, move up the plan ladder, and manage the billing path as product volume and coverage requirements expand.
Delivery
Controlled usage is part of the product design
Credits, limits, caching, and market-level batching are presented as delivery discipline, not as an afterthought once usage starts.
Ways To Use It
Built for products, automations, and internal signal workflows
The API is most valuable when it becomes a decision layer inside a product or process. These are the main ways teams typically use it without turning it into a raw-data mirror.
Watchlists, dashboards, and account experiences
Use the ticker endpoint to place a proprietary 4starter signal layer inside logged-in watchlists, customer dashboards, and account-level stock views.
Alerts, notifications, and workflow triggers
Feed email, push, Slack, or CRM workflows when a tracked market or ticker changes signal state and your own system decides who should receive it.
Screeners and market overview pages
Show broad market signal coverage in one view without polling large ticker lists individually. This is where the market endpoint saves the most load.
Advisor, broker, and private client experiences
Add a compact conviction layer to premium client portals, model portfolios, and advisor dashboards without exposing raw third-party market feeds.
Analyst, sales, QA, and operations tooling
Use the same signal layer internally for support teams, analyst review, editorial checks, and operational dashboards that need consistent output.
Website cards, widgets, and conversion pages
Place a signal card inside stock landing pages, campaign pages, or publisher-style content blocks where a lightweight proprietary view improves conversion.
Implementation Lanes
Three clean ways to run the API without wasting credits
Most customers fit one of these patterns. The strongest integrations usually combine one scheduled sync path with a smaller on-demand lookup layer.
On-demand lookup
Call the ticker endpoint when a user opens a page, expands a row, or requests a fresh symbol view.
Scheduled market sync
Run the market endpoint on a timed job, cache the result internally, and serve your own app from that local copy.
Hybrid product model
Use market sync for broad coverage, then use ticker calls only for high-intent user actions and detail views.
Go Live
From account to working integration in three clean steps
The page is designed for fast evaluation: pick a plan, receive the key, test a live request, then move the integration into your own product flow.
01
Choose the plan that fits your product
Start with Builder for narrower products, Growth for broader market sync, or Platform when you need heavier commercial usage.
02
Receive the key and run a live call
The subscription provisions an API key, shows it in your account, emails it to you, and gives you an immediate live AAPL test path.
03
Move into production and upgrade as you grow
Use ticker calls for detail views, market snapshots for sync jobs, and move up the plan ladder through managed billing when volume grows.
Rights Boundary
What is deliberately not included
This API offer is about your proprietary signal layer and commercially useful packaging around it.
IncludedSignal state, score, market identity, update time, and batched market-level snapshots.
Not includedHistorical OHLCV, third-party fundamentals, consensus targets, raw quote resale, and bulk vendor-derived content.
Commercial modelLicensed product use inside apps, dashboards, alerts, and internal tools. Redistribution needs separate approval.
Pricing
Structured to reward efficient usage
You do not want unlimited API plans. The model below encourages batch pulls, cached clients, and predictable server load.
Builder
USD 79.00/month
For prototypes and narrow watchlist products.
25,000 credits per month
Ticker Signal API access
30 requests per minute
2 concurrent requests
Hard monthly cap
Best balance
Growth
USD 249.00/month
For launched products that need ticker lookup and market sync.
150,000 credits per month
Ticker + Market API access
120 requests per minute
4 concurrent requests
Integration review
Platform
USD 649.00/month
For heavier commercial integrations with controlled scaling.
600,000 credits per month
Ticker + Market API access
300 requests per minute
8 concurrent requests
Optional approved overage
Credit rules: 1 ticker lookup = 1 credit. 1 market snapshot = 25 credits. Hard monthly caps are intentional.
Rate Limits
Delivery rules that protect the server
This is the commercial logic behind the pricing. It is built to stop clients from turning the API into a polling storm.
Rolling minute limit
Every plan has a requests-per-minute ceiling. Exceed it and the API should return 429 with reset information.
Concurrency cap
Limit simultaneous in-flight requests per API key so one customer cannot open dozens of workers.
Server-side cache windows
Ticker responses can be cached for 60 seconds and market snapshots for 300 seconds so repeated calls stay cheap.
Monthly hard ceiling
Plans stop at the included credit limit unless approved overage is enabled.
FAQ
Common commercial questions
What data is included in the API license?
The API is intended for proprietary 4starter outputs such as signal state, score, market classification, and update time.
Why use credits instead of unlimited requests?
Credits price light integrations fairly while protecting the platform from abusive polling.
How should clients poll the API?
Use the ticker endpoint sparingly for on-demand lookups and the market endpoint for scheduled sync.
Can I redistribute the API as raw data?
No. Redistribution, open mirrors, and bulk raw-data resale require separate written approval.
Next Step
Start with the plan, then scale into the right integration model.
If you already know the fit, start with Builder, Growth, or Platform. If you want guidance first, share your use case, expected volume, and target markets.
Self-Serve
Ready to evaluate the API inside your own account?
Create the account, review the plans, and start with the subscription that matches your current product stage.
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Need help choosing the right plan or implementation model?
Use contact for plan fit, target markets, expected monthly volume, or larger commercial questions before you start.