The short answer

For a solo quant needing fundamentals plus EOD history in 2026, choose EODHD or Financial Modeling Prep for self-serve fundamentals — not Tiingo, which moved fundamentals to a third-party add-on that requires contacting sales. EODHD bundles fundamentals self-serve (€59.99/mo feed, €99.99/mo all-in) with US history to 1985; FMP gates 30-year and non-US data behind its Premium tier. Verified 2026-06-07.

For a solo quant who needs fundamentals plus end-of-day history in 2026, the practical answer is EODHD or Financial Modeling Prep for self-serve fundamentals, and not Tiingo — Tiingo moved fundamental data to a third-party add-on that requires contacting sales, so it is no longer the one-click fundamentals source it once was. EODHD bundles fundamentals into a self-serve plan (Fundamentals Data Feed at €59.99/month, or the All-In-One at €99.99/month) with US history back to 1985; FMP gates full 30-year fundamentals and non-US coverage behind its Premium tier. Tiingo stays excellent for EOD prices and news but defers fundamentals to a partner. All figures verified 2026-06-07. Compare effective annual cost in the Data Vendor TCO.

TL;DR

Dimension Tiingo EODHD Financial Modeling Prep
Self-serve fundamentals No — third-party add-on, contact sales1 Yes (Fundamentals feed)2 Yes (Premium tier)3
EOD price history 30+ years4 30+ years2 5 yr Starter / 30 yr Premium3
Free tier 1,000 req/day, 500 symbols/mo4 20 API calls/day2 250 calls/day3
Paid entry Power $30/mo4 EOD All-World €19.99/mo2 Starter (US only)3
Fundamentals price Not publicly documented (sales)1 €59.99/mo feed; €99.99/mo all-in2 Bundled in Premium3
Country coverage US-focused Global, 150,000+ tickers2 US / +UK,CA / global by tier3

Every figure verified 2026-06-07 against the vendor's pricing or docs. Sources at the foot of the page.

The thing that changed: Tiingo fundamentals moved to a partner

If you remember Tiingo as the cheap fundamentals source, that is no longer how it works. Tiingo's fundamental data API is now delivered as an add-on in coordination with a third-party provider, and you have to email sales to get access and pricing1. The per-month cost is not posted publicly, so it cannot be compared on a number against EODHD or FMP. Tiingo's own products (end-of-day and intraday prices, news with sentiment) remain self-serve and strong, but for a solo quant who wants standardized financial statements out of one self-serve plan, Tiingo is now the wrong default.

Tiingo: still the EOD-and-news pick, not fundamentals

Tiingo's self-serve plans, verified on the pricing page4:

  • Starter (free): 1,000 API requests/day, up to 500 symbols/month, 1 GB bandwidth.
  • Power: $30/month (or $300/year): 100,000 requests/day, 96,000+ symbols/month, 40 GB bandwidth.
  • Business: $50/month (or $499/year): same access as Power, licensed for internal commercial use.

Coverage is 30+ years of EOD and intraday history plus a news/sentiment API with three months of queryable history4. For price series and news on a budget, Power at $30/month is hard to beat. Fundamentals are the gap, and the gap now routes through a sales conversation1.

EODHD: the self-serve fundamentals bundle

EODHD is the most fundamentals-friendly of the three for a solo quant because the data is on a posted, self-serve plan. Verified prices (in EUR) from the official pricing page2:

Plan Monthly What it adds
Free €0 20 API calls/day
EOD Historical — All World €19.99 30+ years EOD, 100,000 calls/day
EOD + Intraday — All World Extended €29.99 adds intraday
Fundamentals Data Feed €59.99 standardized fundamentals
All-In-One €99.99 EOD + intraday + fundamentals + news + bonds

Fundamentals coverage runs back to 1985 for major US companies and 2000 for non-US firms, across 150,000+ tickers worldwide2. Paid plans default to 100,000 API calls/day and a 1,000-requests/minute rate limit2. For a solo quant who wants statements plus prices in one self-serve subscription, the €99.99/month All-In-One is the clean answer, or the €59.99 Fundamentals feed if you already have prices elsewhere. Note pricing is denominated in euros, so the dollar cost moves with FX.

Financial Modeling Prep: fundamentals by tier, US-first then global

FMP gates fundamentals depth and country coverage by plan. The durable, verified plan structure3:

Plan Calls/min Fundamentals history Country coverage
Basic (free) 250 calls/day ~5 years Limited
Starter 300 / min 5 years US only
Premium 750 / min 30 years US, UK, Canada
Ultimate 3,000 / min 30 years Global (transcripts, 13F, holdings)

The catch for a solo quant: Starter is US-only with 5-year fundamentals; full 30-year statements and any non-US coverage start at Premium3. Earnings-call transcripts, ETF/mutual-fund holdings, and 13F institutional holdings are Ultimate-tier. FMP's posted monthly dollar prices vary across its pricing page and third-party listings (and shift with promos and annual discounts), so confirm the current figure on the official pricing page before budgeting — the plan structure above is the stable part. The rate limits (300 / 750 / 3,000 per minute) are the highest of the three and the reason FMP suits a developer hitting many endpoints.

How a solo quant should choose

  • You need self-serve fundamentals in one subscription, global coverage: EODHD All-In-One (€99.99/mo) or the €59.99 Fundamentals feed. Posted pricing, no sales call, US statements back to 1985.
  • You need high request throughput and US-first fundamentals, willing to step up tiers for depth: FMP — but budget for Premium to get 30-year and non-US data, not Starter.
  • You need EOD prices and news cheaply and get fundamentals elsewhere: Tiingo Power at $30/month. Do not pick Tiingo expecting one-click fundamentals — that is a partner add-on now.
  • You want statements plus your own price feed: EODHD Fundamentals (€59.99) alongside whatever EOD source you already run.

What to verify before you commit

  • Is fundamentals self-serve? Tiingo's are not anymore; EODHD's and FMP's are. Confirm you can subscribe without a sales call.
  • History depth at your tier. FMP Starter is 5-year; 30-year needs Premium. EODHD fundamentals reach 1985 (US) / 2000 (non-US).
  • Country coverage at your tier. FMP Starter is US-only; EODHD is global from the entry fundamentals plan.
  • Currency. EODHD prices are in euros; FMP and Tiingo in dollars. FX moves the euro figure.
  • Rate limit shape. FMP posts per-minute caps (300/750/3,000); EODHD is 1,000/min on paid; Tiingo is a daily request budget.

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Footnotes

  1. Tiingo. "U.S. Fundamental Data API Documentation" (fundamental data now available as an add-on in coordination with a third-party provider; contact [email protected]; individual and commercial tiers). Verified 2026-06-07. https://www.tiingo.com/documentation/fundamentals ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4

  2. EODHD. "Pricing" (Free 20 calls/day; EOD All-World €19.99/mo; EOD+Intraday €29.99/mo; Fundamentals Data Feed €59.99/mo; All-In-One €99.99/mo; 100,000 calls/day and 1,000 req/min on paid; fundamentals from 1985 US / 2000 non-US; 150,000+ tickers). Verified 2026-06-07. https://eodhd.com/pricing ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5 ↩6 ↩7 ↩8 ↩9

  3. Financial Modeling Prep. "Pricing Plans" (Basic free 250 calls/day ~5yr; Starter 300/min, 5yr, US only; Premium 750/min, 30yr, US/UK/Canada; Ultimate 3,000/min, 30yr, global with transcripts and 13F; monthly dollar prices vary by promo — confirm on the official page). Verified 2026-06-07. https://site.financialmodelingprep.com/developer/docs/pricing ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5 ↩6 ↩7 ↩8

  4. Tiingo. "API Pricing" (Starter free: 1,000 req/day, 500 symbols/mo, 1 GB; Power $30/mo: 100,000 req/day, 96,000+ symbols/mo, 40 GB; Business $50/mo; 30+ years EOD and intraday; news with 3-month query history). Verified 2026-06-07. https://www.tiingo.com/about/pricing ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5

Frequently asked questions

Which is best for fundamentals data: Tiingo, EODHD, or FMP in 2026?
EODHD or Financial Modeling Prep, because both offer self-serve fundamentals on posted plans. Tiingo moved its fundamental data to a third-party add-on that requires contacting sales, so it is no longer a one-click fundamentals source. Verified 2026-06-07.
Does Tiingo still offer fundamental data?
Yes, but as an add-on delivered in coordination with a third-party provider; you must email [email protected] for access and pricing, which is not posted publicly. Tiingo's self-serve products remain end-of-day prices, intraday data, and news/sentiment. Verified 2026-06-07.
How much does EODHD cost for fundamentals?
EODHD's Fundamentals Data Feed is €59.99/month, and the All-In-One plan (EOD + intraday + fundamentals + news + bonds) is €99.99/month. Fundamentals coverage runs back to 1985 for major US companies and 2000 for non-US firms. Verified 2026-06-07.
What does Financial Modeling Prep gate behind higher tiers?
FMP Starter is US-only with 5-year fundamentals; full 30-year statements and non-US (UK, Canada) coverage start at Premium, and earnings-call transcripts, ETF/fund holdings, and 13F filings are Ultimate-tier. Rate limits are 300 / 750 / 3,000 requests per minute by tier. Verified 2026-06-07.
What is the cheapest self-serve EOD price source of the three?
Tiingo Power at $30/month (100,000 requests/day, 96,000+ symbols) for US-focused EOD prices and news, or EODHD's EOD All-World at €19.99/month for global EOD history. FMP Starter also includes price history but is US-only at the entry tier. Verified 2026-06-07.