Basic lists 8 APIcredits/minute and 800/day. Endpoint weight and symbol count can consume more than one credit per HTTP request.
The Basic pricing description specifies internal non-display usage. Public display, business use and exchange permissions must be checked in the matching plan.
The general documentation states an additional 30 calls/second ceiling above plan limits. A current numeric free-plan quota is not asserted; verify the actual account entitlement.
Verify the exact account quota, exchange coverage and personal versus business/display permissions before selecting a feed. Unknown limits are not treated as unlimited.
Stocks Basic lists 5 APIcalls/minute,2 years of historical data and end-of-day access for individual use. Other stock plans have different timing/history entitlements.
Individual-use pricing is separate from business plans. Real-time, delayed and end-of-day access are different entitlements; do not infer redistribution rights from a successful request.
Free documents 20 APIcalls/day. The provider distinguishes HTTP requests per minute from weighted API calls spent per day; one request can consume many calls.
Check the selected product’s use and redistribution terms separately from its request allowance. A trial-scale free quota is not an application capacity estimate.
Basic lists 250 calls/day; the pricing page also identifies a trailing 30-day bandwidth allowance. Endpoint/history coverage varies by plan.
The pricing page states that displaying or redistributing FMP data requires a specific Data Display and Licensing Agreement. Personal API access alone is not that agreement.
Data products and access mechanisms vary. No universal free quota, history depth or licence is asserted for the entire platform.
Current terms and the applicable order/product terms govern permitted use. A general platform account does not establish permission to embed a dataset in a public SaaS.
Official documentation describes API versions and key requirements. No unverified request-rate quota is asserted here.
Series can carry third-party rights, attribution requirements and additional API restrictions. Read the current API terms, including restrictions relevant to caching and AI use, rather than treating all FRED access as unrestricted public-domain data.
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Provider feature lists are not interchangeable entitlements. Free entry does not mean every endpoint, real-time feed, commercial display, redistribution, caching or AI use is permitted. Check the exact product and current agreement. This site makes no provider API requests.