- Daily bars · 1 year of history
- Minute bars · last 7 days
- 3 symbols per request
- Every exchange we cover
- 1 req/sec
ETF historical data
ETF historical data, with distributions and splits
Listed funds get the same treatment as the stocks they hold: daily bars back to listing, minute bars from capture forward, and the distributions and splits that separate the raw series from the adjusted one.
The archive, in numbers
Every figure is what the collectors have stored, not a projection. Bars obey the same plan history window as order-book depth.
1 min
finest grain. every coarser frame rolls up from it
Daily
back to first listing. full history for every symbol
REST + MCP
delivery. cursor paged, every series cut at the same instant
MCP
for agents. one server, every symbol
ETF historical data on DataCedar covers listed exchange traded funds on every exchange it covers, at the same resolution and in the same schema as equities: daily OHLCV back to first listing, one minute bars from the day capture started, and both raw and adjusted series with the distributions and splits listed alongside them.
Coverage at a glance
- Instruments
- Listed equities, ETFs and indices on every exchange we cover
- Resolution
- 1-minute base; 5m, 15m, 1h, 1d and 1w rolled up from it
- Fields
- open, high, low, close, volume, per symbol, exchange session aware timestamps
- Daily history
- Back to first listing (1 year on Explorer)
- Minute history
- From the day capture started on the symbol; 7 / 30 / 90 days by plan, full archive on Desk
- Adjustments
- Raw, split adjusted, dividend adjusted and fully adjusted series
- Delivery
- Symbol pages, REST /v3/stocks, MCP
ETF historical data
What you get
Funds and their holdings on one clock
An ETF and the stocks it holds are served from the same pipeline at the same resolution, so a tracking study or a basket comparison needs no alignment step. The exchange sits in the path; the fields are the same.
Distributions, stated
Cash distributions and splits are listed on every fund's page and produce the adjusted series next to the raw one. You choose the view your work needs and can see what changed it.
Where minute history starts, and why
Minute bars begin on the day capture started for a symbol and grow by one session every trading day. For most exchanges nobody holds minute history, so it cannot be reconstructed later; the archive deepens rather than backfills. Daily history has no such limit and runs back to first listing. Every symbol page states both dates.
How far back you can go
History follows your plan. Explorer, the free tier, serves one year of daily bars and the last seven days of minute bars. Quant serves daily history back to first listing and thirty days of minutes; Research ninety days; Desk the whole minute archive from the day capture started. Long horizon minute work is a Desk workload; a shorter window is enough to validate an idea before you commit.
What this data is, and what it is not
These are source attributed bars for research, screening and backtesting, not a consolidated exchange feed. For best execution reporting or regulatory record keeping use the exchange's licensed feed. One minute is the finest resolution, and every coarser frame is rolled up from it, so a daily bar and the minute bars inside it always agree.
Start pulling etf historical data, with distributions and splits
Free tier, no card. Minute bars and daily history for every listed symbol we cover, over a REST API and an MCP server.
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06Pricing
Choose history, not seats.
Quant
$29per month
Full daily history back to listing, a month of minutes, adjusted series.
- Daily bars · back to first listing
- Minute bars · last 30 days
- 8 symbols per request
- Corporate actions and adjusted series
- 25 req/sec · 1,000 req/min
Research
Free trial$99per month
A quarter of minute bars on every exchange, reproducibly.
- Everything in Quant
- Minute bars · last 90 days
- 16 symbols per request
- Cursors that cut every series at the same instant
- 50 req/sec · 3,000 req/min
Desk
$249per month
The whole minute archive, from the first day we captured it, on an isolated lane.
- Everything in Research
- Minute bars · full archive from capture start
- 32 symbols per request
- Isolated historical lane · 2 parallel history queries
- 100 req/sec · 6,000 req/min
Every paid plan
Complete data access; capacity scales with the tier.
- Every exchange we cover
- Daily history back to first listing
- Minute bars, windowed by plan
- Splits, dividends and adjusted series
- REST and MCP
Compare exact plan limitsHistory, throughput, streams, research tools and account allowances.
| Capability | Explorer$0 | Quant$29 | Research$99 | Desk$249 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DataDaily bars, history | 1 year | Back to listing | Back to listing | Back to listing |
| Minute bars, history | 7 days | 30 days | 90 days | Full archive from capture start |
| Symbols per request | 3 | 8 | 16 | 32 |
| Exchanges | All we cover | All we cover | All we cover | All we cover |
| Corporate actions and adjusted series | Raw close only | Included | Included | Included |
| DeliveryGeneral REST admission | 1 req/sec | 25 req/sec · 1,000/min | 50 req/sec · 3,000/min | 100 req/sec · 6,000/min |
| MCP server | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| ResearchReproducible dataset exports | — | — | Included | Included |
| OperationsHistorical query lane | Shared | Shared | Shared | Isolated · 2 parallel requests |
| Support | Docs and community | Priority |
Monthly billing in USD. Cancel anytime. Taxes, where required, are calculated before payment. An entirely unused paid plan can be canceled and refunded in full under the Terms.
AI credits cover model execution only. Data access, history, exports, API limits, streams and venues never consume them.