Financial Modeling Prep API
Deep fundamental data, financial statements, DCF, screener
Freemium
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Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) is the best API for deep fundamental analysis and financial modeling. It provides income statements, balance sheets, cash flow statements, financial ratios, DCF valuations, and insider trading data for 15,000+ companies. The stock screener endpoint allows filtering by any financial metric. Paid plans start at $14/month making it one of the most affordable options for fundamental data. Google Sheets and Excel plugins make it accessible to analysts without coding. Ideal for value investors, quants, and financial modeling professionals.
API Details
Auth Method
API Key
Pricing Model
Freemium
Free Tier
Yes — 250 requests/day free
Rate Limit
300 RPM (paid)
Format
REST / JSON
Versioning
v3, v4
SLA / Uptime
99.5%
Compliance
Standard data licensing
Geographic Restrictions
US + global stocks
Last Verified
2026-02-20
Categories
Frequently Asked Questions
Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) specialises in fundamentals data u2014 income statements, balance sheets, cash flow statements, financial ratios, DCF valuations, and earnings data going back 30+ years for most US stocks. It is the go-to API for building financial analysis tools, screening models, and investment research applications.
FMP offers a free tier with 250 API requests per day covering end-of-day prices and basic financial statements. Starter ($15/month) adds real-time data and more endpoints. Premium ($99/month) adds institutional-grade data, bulk downloads, and higher limits. Annual plans offer 30% discounts.
FMP provides historical data going back to 1985 for US equities, making it one of the deepest historical datasets available at this price point. Income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow data are typically available for 30+ years for large-cap stocks. For international equities, history depth varies by exchange.
Yes. FMP covers 70,000+ stocks across global markets including NYSE, NASDAQ, LSE, Euronext, TSX, ASX, and major Asian exchanges. Fundamental data quality is strongest for US and European equities. Emerging market coverage is improving but may have gaps for smaller companies or less-traded exchanges.