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MarketParquet vs EODHD

> developer API for global EOD, intraday + fundamentals

EODHD is a developer-first data API with broad global coverage -- 60+ exchanges, fundamentals, forex, and crypto -- billed as a monthly subscription. MarketParquet is narrower (US stocks, ETFs, futures) but ships bulk Parquet you keep forever for a one-time fee. If your work is US backtesting, the difference is API-vs-files and subscription-vs-one-time.

Side-by-side

EODHD MarketParquet
Coverage US + global stocks, ETFs, funds, indices, forex, crypto, fundamentals (60+ exchanges) US stocks, ETFs, futures
Futures no (commodities beta only, from FRED) yes -- US futures from Dec 2007
Format REST API, JSON/CSV (bulk CSV per exchange) Apache Parquet, snappy, by-date partitioned
Finest resolution 1-minute intraday; US tick from 2008 1-minute bars
Real-time data yes (WebSocket) + 15-20 min delayed no -- end-of-day batch only
Free tier 20 API calls/day, ~1yr history (demo key: 6 tickers) recent daily sample, unlimited downloads, no card
Pricing subscription: ~$20/mo EOD, ~$100/mo all-in-one one-time $79 Complete Archive
Split / dividend adjusted yes (adjusted_close field) yes
Includes delisted tickers yes yes

Where EODHD wins

  • Broad global coverage in one API -- 60+ exchanges and ~150k tickers across stocks, ETFs, funds, indices, forex, and crypto.
  • Deep fundamentals (30+ years for major US names) alongside prices -- strong for factor models and dashboards.
  • Cheap, transparent subscriptions: a full All-World EOD feed around $20/month, everything-bundle around $100/month.
  • Real-time WebSocket feeds plus official Python/R/JS SDKs; survivorship-bias-free delisted data.

Where MarketParquet wins

  • Parquet bulk files load ~100x faster than paginated JSON/CSV and cache locally -- no per-call daily limits (EODHD's free tier is 20 calls/day; paid tiers still cap daily calls).
  • One-time $79 vs a recurring monthly subscription.
  • Actual US futures history (from Dec 2007) -- EODHD has no true futures.
  • One file per trading day, all tickers, by-date partitioned -- built for cross-sectional backtesting, not ticker-by-ticker API pulls.

Which to pick

Pick EODHD if you need global markets, fundamentals, real-time quotes, or options, and you're happy working against a REST API.

Pick MarketParquet if you're backtesting US stocks, ETFs, or futures, want bulk Parquet you keep forever for a one-time price, and don't want per-call API limits.

FAQ

Is EODHD or MarketParquet better for backtesting?

For US equity/ETF/futures backtesting on bulk local data, MarketParquet's Parquet-by-trading-day archive loads faster and has no per-call limits, for a one-time $79. EODHD is better if you need global markets, fundamentals, real-time quotes, or options -- it's an API-first service starting around $20/month.

Does EODHD provide Parquet or futures data?

Neither, really -- EODHD delivers JSON/CSV over a REST API (bulk downloads are CSV, not Parquet) and has no true futures product (only a commodities beta sourced from FRED). MarketParquet ships Parquet partitioned by trading day and includes US futures from December 2007.

How much does EODHD cost vs MarketParquet?

EODHD is a subscription: around $20/month for All-World EOD, ~$30 with intraday, and ~$100/month for the all-in-one bundle (fundamentals extra). MarketParquet is a one-time $79 for the complete US archive, with a free daily sample -- cheaper over time if you don't need EODHD's global/fundamentals/real-time breadth.

Is EODHD survivorship-bias-free?

Yes -- EODHD exposes delisted tickers via a delisted flag and markets survivorship-bias-free coverage. MarketParquet also includes delisted tickers so US backtests aren't survivorship-biased, and both offer split- and dividend-adjusted prices.

> try the free tier Daily history of US stocks, ETFs & futures. No card.

> Pricing and feature snapshots reflect public information at time of writing and may shift. Always confirm against EODHD's own pricing page before committing.