Fincept Terminal Enterprise
The private edition of the Fincept Terminal. A closed-source desktop build running on proprietary data, advanced research agents, and the security controls institutions require. Free to download — an Enterprise account is required to use it.
Open Source vs Enterprise
The open-source terminal stays free, MIT licensed and maintained. Enterprise is the private edition for teams that need more data, more headroom, and compliance controls.
What an Enterprise Seat Unlocks
Everything the open-source terminal does — and the parts it cannot.
Private & Proprietary Data
Datasets the open-source build cannot reach — deeper history, faster refresh, and exclusive sources licensed for Enterprise accounts only.
Expanded Limits
Far higher API credit ceilings, rate limits and AI usage allowances. Run the workflows that hit a wall on the open-source edition.
Advanced AI Research
Multi-agent deep research with planning and specialist delegation — equity, macro and cross-asset analysis that reasons over live data.
Private Dataroom
Load your own filings, memos and models. The research agents read them alongside market data — inside your workspace, not a shared pool.
Security & Compliance
SSO and SAML, audit logs, role-based access, data isolation and an availability SLA — the controls a compliance team signs off on.
Dedicated Support
Named account manager, onboarding and training for your desk, priority SLA response, and custom integrations into your existing stack.
Built for Professional Investment Teams
Enterprise is the edition for desks that are accountable for other people 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 $1,188 to $3,588 per user per year — up to 95% 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 — the free web terminal, the open-source desktop app and the financial data API.
Enterprise Seat Pricing
Billed per user, per month. Add or remove seats as your team changes.
- → 1 user seat
- → Enterprise desktop terminal
- → Private & proprietary datasets
- → Advanced AI research agents
- → Priority email support
- → Everything in Starter
- → Higher API & AI usage limits
- → Multi-agent deep research
- → Private dataroom for your documents
- → Single sign-on (SSO)
- → Priority support with SLA
- → Everything in Professional
- → Highest usage limits
- → SAML SSO, audit logs & RBAC
- → Dedicated data isolation
- → Dedicated account manager
- → Onboarding & custom integrations
Looking for API credits instead? See credit packs →
Get the Enterprise Terminal
The download is free. The application requires an Enterprise account to sign in — open-source accounts will not unlock it.
Want the free, open-source terminal instead? Download it on GitHub →
Enterprise Questions
Enterprise is a separate, closed-source build. It runs on private and proprietary datasets the open-source edition cannot access, ships far higher usage limits, adds advanced multi-agent research, and includes the security and compliance controls institutions require — SSO, audit logs, role-based access and data isolation. Everything the open-source terminal does, Enterprise does better.
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.
No. The open-source edition stays free, MIT licensed and actively maintained on GitHub. Enterprise exists alongside it for teams that need private data, higher limits and compliance controls — not as a replacement.
Per user, per month. Starter is $99, Professional $199 and Institutional $299 per seat each month. Seats can be added or removed as your team changes.
They are separate products. API credit packs are one-time purchases for programmatic access to the Fincept REST API. An Enterprise seat is a monthly subscription for a person using the Enterprise terminal application.
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, advanced research agents, and compliance controls — from $99 per user, per month.