Narwhal API vs Intrinio

Intrinio sells US financial data feeds. Its US Fundamentals feed has standardised and as-reported statements from SEC filings back to 2006, with metrics, institutional holdings and insider transactions. Narwhal returns standardised statements for the US from 2009 and for five other regions, priced by the call.

At a glance

Intrinio facts come from its pricing page and its documentation, read on 12 November 2026. Intrinio publishes plan prices, not a price per call. Narwhal API is owned and operated by Nusantara Ventures, LLC.

RequirementNarwhal APIIntrinio
CoverageUS from 2009. Japan (over 3,800 companies), Korea (about half of listed companies so far), Taiwan (about 1,980), EU and EEA (about 3,200, annual only), UK (about 800, annual only)US companies. The pages read describe no other country
HistoryUS from 2009. Full history on every accountUS Fundamentals back to 2006
Financial statementsStandardised statements by company id, plus as-reported figures from a filing. First-reported and as-of values on every accountStandardised and as-reported statements, with metrics and ratios, taken from SEC filings
Free tier$10 free every month at 50 a minute, commercial apps allowedA free trial is offered. No free plan is listed
Paid plansPrepaid credit, top-ups from $20. Company and filings data cost $10 per 1,000 callsIndividual $150 a month, for personal use. Startup from $333 a month, rising to $999 after a year. Enterprise from $1,250 a month
Price per call$10 per 1,000 calls for company and filings dataNone stated. Plans are monthly
Use rightsCommercial apps allowed on every accountIndividual has no redistribution or display. Startup has commercial use and display rights
InterfacesREST and hosted MCP with 80 tools, one key for every Narwhal APIREST API, SDKs for C#, Java, JavaScript, Python, R and Ruby, CSV, Snowflake, S3 and an MCP server

Why teams switch

You need more than the US

The Intrinio pages read describe US data. Narwhal covers Japan with over 3,800 companies and Korea with about half of listed companies so far, plus Taiwan, the EU and the UK.

You do not want a monthly plan

Intrinio plans start at $150 a month, and Startup rises to $999 a month after a year. Narwhal has no plan. You pay by the call from prepaid credit, and the first $10 each month is free.

When they are the better pick

Intrinio is the better pick for US depth. US Fundamentals returns as-reported and standardised statements back to 2006, with metrics and ratios, institutional holdings and insider transactions, by API, CSV, Snowflake or S3. Its plans also carry real time and delayed prices, options and tick data, and Startup carries commercial and display rights. Narwhal starts US history in 2009 and has no prices.

Questions

Does Intrinio charge per call?

The pricing page lists monthly plans: Individual at $150, Startup from $333 and Enterprise from $1,250. It states no price per call. Narwhal charges $10 per 1,000 calls for company and filings data.

Can I use the Intrinio Individual plan in an app?

No. It is for personal use only, with no redistribution or display. Startup adds commercial use and display rights. Narwhal allows commercial apps on every account.

Does Intrinio have as-reported data?

Yes, from SEC filings back to 2006. Narwhal also returns as-reported figures from a US filing, with history from 2009.

Does Intrinio cover Japan or Korea?

The pages read describe US data only. Narwhal covers Japan with over 3,800 companies and Korea with about half of listed companies so far.

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