Fincept Terminal Enterprise
The private edition — a closed-source desktop build running on proprietary data, with multi-agent research, a quant lab and the security controls institutions require. 41 modules in a single seat, from $15 per user for 30 days.
Get the Enterprise Terminal
The download is free. The application requires an Enterprise account with an active subscription to sign in — open-source accounts will not unlock it.
Linux also ships as a system package — .deb for Debian & Ubuntu · .rpm for Fedora & RHEL. Both install system-wide and are updated through your package manager. The .run above is the portable build, and the only Linux one that updates itself from inside the terminal.
Want the free, open-source terminal instead? See the open-source edition →
Six Desks in One Terminal
All 41 modules included in every seat. Each is a real tab, documented in the 864-page manual you can read further down this page before you buy.
Agentic Research
6 modulesAsk a question in plain language and the terminal plans the work, delegates to specialist agents, reads the filings and returns a sourced note — not a chat reply. Configure your own agents, wire them together visually, and connect them to your own systems over MCP.
Quant Lab & Backtesting
4 modulesResearch a signal, backtest it against history, inspect the volatility surface and put strategies head to head. The quant workflow lives inside the terminal rather than in a notebook nobody else can run.
Deep Fundamental Research
8 modulesStatements, valuation, peers and exposure across equities, derivatives, private holdings and deal situations — plus the ownership and insider map behind them. The work an analyst is actually judged on.
Markets & Execution
7 modulesLive coverage across equities, crypto and prediction markets with algorithmic execution, multi-list watchlists and visual trade analysis — the screen you keep open while the market is moving.
Macro & Global Intelligence
7 modulesOfficial statistics, central bank series and the non-financial signals that move positions — shipping lanes, government releases and geopolitical events alongside the price. Map your own sources in too.
Your Own Workspace
9 modulesLoad your filings, memos and models where the agents read them alongside market data. Work in the built-in spreadsheet, keep notes with the position they belong to, and drive the whole terminal from one dashboard.
What an Enterprise Seat Unlocks
Everything the open-source terminal does — and the parts it cannot.
Agentic Research
The AI tool-calling loop, multi-agent team runs and long-form deep research — research that plans before it answers and reasons over live data rather than a training cut-off.
Live Execution
Route live orders through your own broker, deploy algos against live routing, trade crypto perpetuals, and use bracket, OCO and GTT order types beyond plain market and limit.
Real-Time Feeds
Realtime Asia quotes instead of delayed, the live Deribit options feed, the Databento surface feed, L2 market depth, live vessel AIS and streaming prediction-market odds.
Quant Depth
Parameter sweeps in the backtest optimiser rather than single runs, Alpha Arena rounds, and point-in-time data — the values a provider was publishing on a past date, which is what a serious backtest requires.
Your Own Sources & Automation
Map your own data sources in, refresh them on a schedule while the machine is shut, import positions from a linked broker, and connect external MCP servers to your own systems.
Export & Priority
Watermark-free export with your own branding, bulk series download, priority inference on the AI queue, and priority support with an SLA.
Open Source vs Enterprise
The open-source terminal stays public on GitHub under AGPL-3.0. Enterprise is the private edition for teams that need more data, more headroom, and compliance controls.
Built for Professional Investment Teams
Enterprise is the edition for desks that are accountable for other people's money — where data provenance, access control and research quality are not optional.
Hedge Funds
Analyst and PM desks that need proprietary data, fast screening and defensible research notes without a $27,000 per-seat terminal contract.
Family Offices
Small investment teams covering equities, macro and private holdings — with the reporting and access controls a principal expects.
Asset & Wealth Managers
Portfolio managers running multi-asset mandates who need consistent data, exposure analysis and client-ready output across the whole team.
Research & Banking Desks
Equity research and coverage teams producing valuation work, peer comparables and sector notes on a deadline, with audit trails intact.
Proprietary Trading Firms
Trading desks that need low-latency market context, higher API ceilings and quantitative tooling wired into their own systems.
Corporate Strategy & Treasury
In-house teams tracking competitors, commodity exposure, credit conditions and macro risk without licensing a full institutional platform.
Institutional Capability Without the Institutional Price
A Bloomberg Terminal seat runs about $27,000 per user per year. Refinitiv is roughly $22,000 and FactSet around $12,000. A Fincept Terminal Enterprise seat costs $180 to $540 per user per year — up to 99% less — while adding AI research the legacy terminals do not have.
See the full feature-by-feature comparison against Bloomberg, Refinitiv and FactSet, or browse the rest of the Fincept product line.
Enterprise Seat Pricing
One-time payment per user for 30 days of access — no auto-renewal, nothing to cancel.
- → 700 credits included
- → Portfolios: 1
- → Watchlists: 3
- → Paper accounts: 1
- → Price history: 1 year
- → Broker accounts: —
- → Seats included: 1
- → 2,000 credits included
- → Portfolios: 10
- → Watchlists: 25
- → Paper accounts: 5
- → Price history: 5 years
- → Broker accounts: 1
- → Seats included: 1
- → 5,000 credits included
- → Portfolios: Unlimited
- → Watchlists: Unlimited
- → Paper accounts: Unlimited
- → Price history: Unlimited
- → Broker accounts: Unlimited
- → Seats included: 2
Looking for API credits instead? See credit packs →
From Signup to Signed In
Enterprise uses its own private login, separate from the free open-source terminal and from a fincept.in website account. An existing Fincept account will not sign you in here — the two run on different backends with different user records. The terminal will not open without an active subscription on the Enterprise account you create below.
Read the Terminal Manual
The Complete Terminal Guide — 864 pages documenting every tab, panel and workflow in the terminal, across 46 guides and 635 sections. Read it here before you buy, download a copy, or open the full-page reader.
Enterprise Questions
Enterprise is a separate, closed-source build and it is where the product is now developed. It runs on private and proprietary datasets the open-source edition cannot access, ships far higher usage limits, and adds the modules that make the terminal a research desk rather than a data viewer — Agent Studio, the Node Editor, the AI Quant Lab, backtesting and the private dataroom. It also carries the controls institutions require: SSO, audit logs, role-based access and data isolation.
No. The download is free, but the Enterprise terminal only signs in with an Enterprise account. An open-source account will not unlock it — the app installs but stays locked until an Enterprise seat is attached to your login. The two run on separate backends with separate user records, so this is not a setting we can flip for you.
No. The open-source edition stays open on GitHub under AGPL-3.0 with roughly monthly updates, and everything already released stays released. New development focus has moved to the Enterprise edition, so the two are no longer feature-equivalent — the open-source page sets out exactly what each one includes.
A one-time payment per user for 30 days of access: Exclusive $15, Exclusive+ $30, Exclusive Pro $45. A 90-day plan saves 11% and grants all its credits on activation. Nothing renews or charges again, and the subscription lives on the account rather than the machine — you can install the terminal on every computer you sign in on.
The terminal verifies an active subscription with the server before it will open, so there is no unlocked trial build. Two things are open to you first: the free open-source edition, which shares the same core data workflow, and a live walkthrough of the Enterprise build with us — book a demo and we will show the modules you care about against real data.
They are separate products. API credit packs are one-time purchases for programmatic access to the Fincept REST API and are listed on the open-source page alongside the free tier. An Enterprise seat is a one-time 30-day plan for a person using the Enterprise terminal application, and includes its own far larger usage allowance.
Enterprise is a hosted service today. Dedicated deployments for institutions with strict data-residency requirements are handled case by case — get in touch and we will walk through the options.
Bring Fincept to Your Desk
Private data, multi-agent research, and compliance controls — from $15 per user for 30 days.