Rate moves, filings, and earnings as short stories in your app’s voice. Every number ties back to its source.
Both came from the same sources. Only the one that checked out reached the feed, and only it was billed.
The Fed held rates at 4.25%1 Wednesday, its fourth straight pause1. Futures ticked up 0.3%2 within minutes of the statement. The vote was unanimous1, and the next decision is September 173.
You can see why it was held. Ask again later, once your sources back it up.
If a figure isn’t in your sources, the story is held. Your users never see a made-up number.
When a blog and the filing disagree, the story waits for the source you trust.
Tickers cost 20¢ each. Twenty a day comes to about $179 a month, plan included.
$59 plan + 600 tickers (about 20 a day) × $0.20 = $120. Held stories: $0.
Estimate your own monthNo. Stories report what your sources say. They never tell anyone to buy or sell.
Yes. Name the companies in your beat and add their filing and investor feeds as sources.
No. Ask for stories in the Console. Use the API when you’re ready to show them in your app.
Cover council votes, permits, and school boards on the beats your team can’t staff.
See the use caseInjury, lineup, and odds news from official reports, in your app’s voice.
See the use caseExplain the rules, deals, and filings your customers track, with the numbers that matter.
See the use caseName your beat, add your sources, and preview your first story.