Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The desktop terminal and web platform are 100% free and open-source. We offer optional paid API plans for heavy usage, but the core product is free forever.
Bloomberg costs $27,000/year per terminal. Fincept offers similar core features — real-time data, charting, news, research — completely free. We also include AI analysis that Bloomberg doesn't have.
We support 19,359 instruments across NASDAQ, NYSE, AMEX, OTC, and CBOE exchanges. This includes stocks, ETFs, funds, and depository receipts.
Yes. We provide real-time OHLCV data, company financials, news, and economic indicators. Data is sourced from institutional-grade providers.
Over 50 indicators including RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, SMA, EMA, Stochastic, ATR, OBV, and many more. All rendered in interactive charts.
Yes. We offer a REST API with endpoints for market data, financials, history, news, and AI chat. Free tier includes 100 credits. Paid plans offer more.
The desktop terminal runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. The web platform works in any modern browser. Mobile apps are coming soon.
Yes. The full terminal source code is available on GitHub under the Fincept Corporation organization. We welcome contributions.
Download the desktop terminal from GitHub or use the web platform. Create a free account to get API credits and start exploring market data.
No. The terminal and web platform have intuitive interfaces. The API is optional for developers who want to build on our data.
Yes. We use HTTPS encryption, secure authentication with MFA support, and never share your personal data with third parties.
Absolutely. The platform is built for professional traders and analysts. It provides institutional-grade data and analysis tools.