Research Tooling for People Who Are Accountable
We build the terminal we wanted when the alternatives cost more than a junior analyst.
Why We Exist
Financial data has been gatekept behind paywalls for decades. A Bloomberg seat runs about $27,000 a year; Refinitiv and FactSet price similarly. That locks out emerging funds, boutique family offices, independent portfolio managers and the next generation of analysts — not because they lack the judgment, but because they lack the budget.
We started by giving the core away. The open-source FinceptTerminal put real market data, equity research and charting in anybody's hands for nothing, and it stays free and public on GitHub. But a free tool built on public data can only go so far — the work that actually moves an investment decision needs private datasets, serious compute for research agents, and the access controls a compliance team will sign.
That is what Fincept Terminal Enterprise is: the private edition, where the product is now developed. 41 modules spanning agentic research, a quant lab, derivatives, alternatives, macro and geopolitical intelligence — priced per seat for 30 days, at a fraction of what the incumbents charge. The two editions serve different needs, and we say plainly which is which.
RESEARCH FIRST
A terminal should do the analysis, not just display the numbers. Every module earns its place by removing work from an analyst's day.
STILL OPEN
The open-source edition remains on GitHub under AGPL-3.0, free for personal and academic use. Compliance teams can read how the core data workflow behaves before anything reaches their network.
HONEST PRICING
Per seat for 30 days, one-time, published on the site — no quote-only pages and no auto-renewal. From $15 against roughly $27,000 for a legacy terminal seat.
BUILT TO BE CHECKED
Every module we advertise is a real tab documented in a 700-page manual you can read before you buy. Claims that cannot be verified do not belong on a page.
