TickAtlas
Economic calendar · Widgets · Market data API

Market data infrastructure built for software.

TickAtlas gives developers structured economic events, released actuals, embeddable market widgets, OHLCV, tick data and 42 pre-calculated technical indicators through one developer-first platform.

Explore Economic Calendar Browse 33 widgets
15+ API endpoints REST + WebSocket Commercial use on paid plans
33Embeddable widgets
15+API endpoints
42Indicators
150+Instruments
Economic Calendar API

Macroeconomic events, structured for machines.

Build event calendars, alerting systems, research tools and market-aware software with scheduled releases such as NFP, CPI, FOMC decisions, GDP, employment data and central-bank events. Query the window you need and get consistent JSON back.

  • Filter by currency, impact level, date range, search term or look-ahead window.
  • Forecast and previous values are available ahead of scheduled events; released actuals are published at announcement time.
  • Use next_hours for upcoming releases and prev_hours to retrieve recently released events.
Economic Calendar API Read calendar docs
Embeddable Market Widgets

Put market data on a page without rebuilding the UI.

TickAtlas offers 33 embeddable widgets for publishers and web products. Add live price displays, economic events, indicators, currency strength, spreads and other market components directly to your pages with a compact integration.

  • Designed for financial publishers, market portals, dashboards and content sites.
  • Use individual widgets instead of shipping your own charting and polling stack for every page.
  • Browse widget categories for forex, crypto, gold, indicators and broader market context.
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One API · Four data layers

The market-data plumbing, already built.

Use raw market data when you need it. Call computed analytics when you do not want to recreate the same data ingestion, calculation and delivery infrastructure inside every product.

01 / RAW DATA

Quotes, OHLCV & ticks

Normalized price data for software that needs consistent quote, candle and tick-level responses.

  • /v1/quote
  • /v1/ohlc
  • /v1/ticks
02 / COMPUTED

42 technical indicators

Pre-calculated RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, ADX, Ichimoku and more across supported timeframes.

  • /v1/indicator
  • /v1/indicators
  • /v1/multi
03 / REFERENCE

Economic events & context

Economic calendar, sessions, spreads and cross-market reference data in machine-friendly formats.

  • /v1/calendar
  • /v1/sessions
  • /v1/spread
04 / DERIVED

Screening & summaries

Filter many symbols by indicator state or request structured market context for downstream software and AI workflows.

  • /v1/screener
  • /v1/heatmap
  • /v1/summary
Developer-first integration

One key. Predictable responses. Any stack.

TickAtlas uses ordinary HTTP, API-key authentication and JSON responses. Start with one endpoint, then add economic events, indicators, screeners, historical data or streaming as your application grows.

  • Use cURL, Python, JavaScript, Go, PHP or any client that speaks HTTP.
  • Explicit rate limits, API-key scopes and consistent error objects for production clients.
  • REST for request/response workflows, with WebSocket access on Starter and above.
PythoncURLJavaScript
import requests

API_KEY = "YOUR_API_KEY"
BASE = "https://tickatlas.com/v1"

# Upcoming high-impact USD and EUR events
response = requests.get(
    f"{BASE}/calendar",
    headers={"X-API-Key": API_KEY},
    params={
        "currencies": "USD,EUR",
        "impact": "high",
        "next_hours": 72
    },
    timeout=10
)

response.raise_for_status()
events = response.json()["data"]["events"]
print(events)
Infrastructure, not a black box

From our data to your application.

TickAtlas turns our data into a consistent developer interface: validate it, calculate derived values, cache hot responses and deliver them through REST or WebSocket.

Our dataprices · events Normalizevalidate · backfill Compute42 indicators · scans Cache & serveREST · WebSocket Your productapp · site · agent GET/v1/calendarmacro eventsGET/v1/indicatorcomputed analyticsGET/v1/ohlccandlesGET/v1/tickstick dataGET/v1/screenermulti-symbolGET/v1/summarystructured context
One authentication modelAPI keys use the X-API-Key header across the documented API surface.
Consistent developer workflowQuery data in JSON, then cache, transform, display or feed it into your own product.
Scale with usageMove from pay-as-you-go to higher request capacity, WebSocket access and enterprise options as demand grows.
Built to be embedded

Use the data where your users already are.

TickAtlas is a backend and UI building block for products that need market context — not a destination where your users have to transact.

Fintech & analytics applications

Add economic events, quotes, indicators and historical context to a dashboard or SaaS product through API calls instead of maintaining your own data pipeline.

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Financial publishers & websites

Embed ready-made widgets or use the API to power market pages, newsletters, live event calendars and data-rich editorial experiences.

widgetspublisherscontent

Research & quantitative workflows

Pull structured event data, OHLCV, ticks and pre-calculated indicators into notebooks, batch jobs and internal research pipelines.

researchquantPython

AI agents & automation

Give software agents structured market context with stable endpoints rather than scraping pages or recomputing every indicator on demand.

agentsautomationJSON
API surface

Raw data and computed context, side by side.

Start with the endpoint your application needs today. Keep the rest of the platform under the same authentication, documentation and billing model. The badge is the endpoint's quota weight — one call costs that many units.

/v1/calendar 2x
/v1/quote 1x
/v1/ohlc 2x
/v1/ticks 3x
/v1/indicator 1x
/v1/indicators 1x
/v1/screener 2x
/v1/heatmap 2x
/v1/summary 5x
/v1/spread 1x
/v1/sessions 1x
/v1/symbols 1x
A working reference application

The Market Monitor runs on the same data layer.

TickAtlas also ships a live Market Monitor with 34 dashboard widgets. It demonstrates how the APIs and computed data can be assembled into a complete interface — while the API and embeddable widget products remain available independently for developers and publishers.

Open live monitor Explore Market Monitor
34 dashboard widgets · 7 categories · custom layouts
PRICE + OHLC1.08443 INDICATOR STACK ECONOMIC CALENDARTIMECCYEVENT12:30USDNonfarm Payrolls14:00USDISM Services12:15EURECB Rate Decision WIDGET CANVASLIVE DATA• Price and OHLC• Economic calendar• Indicators and screeners• Custom saved layouts
Developer API pricing

Start small. Scale by request volume.

Every account starts on pay-as-you-go with prepaid credit. Move to a monthly plan when your request volume justifies it.

Premium endpoints cost more than one unit per call; see developer pricing for the full feature matrix and endpoint weights.
Pay as you go
$0 200 req/day · 30/min until you top up
  • $2.50 of credit included
  • Every REST endpoint except raw ticks
  • No card required, no overage
  • 10 API keys
Start free →
Starter
$29 / month · 10,000 req/day
  • 120/min
  • Every REST endpoint except raw ticks
  • WebSocket streaming, 5 symbols
  • Released calendar actuals
  • Email support
  • 3 API keys
Choose Starter →
Most popular
Pro
$79 / month · 100,000 req/day
  • 600/min
  • Everything in Starter
  • Raw tick data (/v1/ticks)
  • Priority support
  • 10 API keys
  • WebSocket streaming, 20 symbols
Choose Pro →
Enterprise
$349 / month · 1,000,000 req/day
  • 6000/min
  • Everything in Pro
  • Dedicated support
  • 100 API keys
  • Custom indicators
  • SLA guarantee
  • On-premise option
Contact sales →
Need irregular usage instead of a subscription? Pay-as-you-go is prepaid: you top up, calls draw down credit, and it stops at zero rather than billing you for overage.
See PAYG pricing →
FAQ

Clear answers for developers, publishers and search engines.

Straight answers about the API, the widget catalog, commercial use and what TickAtlas does — so developers can evaluate the platform quickly.

What is TickAtlas?

TickAtlas is a software platform for developers and publishers. It provides an economic calendar API, market data APIs, embeddable widgets, OHLCV, tick data, technical indicators, screeners and related analytics.

What does the Economic Calendar API return?

The /v1/calendar endpoint returns scheduled macroeconomic events with timestamps, currencies, impact levels, consensus forecasts, previous values and released actual values where available. You can filter by currency, impact, date range, search term and look-ahead or look-back windows.

Can I embed TickAtlas widgets on my own website?

Yes. TickAtlas offers 33 embeddable widgets for publishers and websites, covering live prices, economic events, indicators, market context and related data. The widget catalog is separate from the Market Monitor dashboard.

How do I start, and is there a free tier?

There is no free tier and no trial. Every account starts on pay-as-you-go with $2.50 of prepaid credit included — no card required. Until you top up, keys are capped at 200 requests a day at 30 per minute; topping up removes the daily cap. Credit is prepaid only, so it stops at zero and never becomes a bill.

Can I use the API inside a commercial application?

Yes. Paid developer plans support commercial applications. API responses are intended to be consumed by software, services, dashboards and other products subject to the applicable plan and terms.

Does TickAtlas execute trades or hold customer funds?

No. TickAtlas provides data and software infrastructure. It does not provide brokerage accounts, execute customer orders, custody client assets or act as a counterparty to customer transactions.

Does TickAtlas provide personalized investment advice?

No. TickAtlas provides market data, computed indicators and software tooling. Customers decide how those data outputs are used in their own products and workflows.

Build on the data layer

Start with the calendar. Add the rest when you need it.

Use the Economic Calendar API for event-aware software, embed a ready-made widget for your users, or build directly on the broader TickAtlas market data API.

Explore Economic Calendar → API reference