IPO Calender API

Which subscription plan gives access to the economic calendar?

The economic calendar API is available in the Premium and Ultimate plans. Here is a summary of the endpoints available across the different personal usage plans.

Could you please clarify the difference between the API end points "earnings confirmed" and "earnings calendar"?

The Earning Confirmed endpoint is a list of earnings announcements for publicly traded companies that have already been confirmed and do not return upcoming dates. The Earnings Calendar API is a list of upcoming & past earnings announcements for publicly traded companies, including the date, estimated earnings per share (EPS), and actual EPS (if available) and it's the quarterly schedule and timetable laying out individual release dates of financial reports containing performance data for publicly traded corporations.

Why is the /earnings-calendar endpoint not returning future earnings dates?

Future earnings data is still available through the earnings-calendar endpoint, but you’ll need to include both a from and to date in your request to retrieve it. For example: https://financialmodelingprep.com/stable/earnings-calendar?apikey=your_api_key&from=2025-04-09&to=2026-04-09 This will return earnings scheduled within the specified date range.

What qualifies as an API call?

One request counts as one API call. A request can include a range of dates, data, and symbols, and when the request is made, it counts as one call

Do you provide S1 filings data?

You can find the S1 filings data in the IPO Calendar endpoint. https://site.financialmodelingprep.com/developer/docs/#IPO-Calendar

How can I get the daily historical data from the year 2005 of Apple stock in 15-minute time intervals?

To access the historical data, you can use the URL "https://financialmodelingprep.com/api/v3/historical-chart/15min/AAPL?from=2005-01-01&to=2005-02-10&apikey=YOUR_API_KEY" as an example. However, please note that there is a limit to the amount of data you can retrieve in one request. For 15-minute intervals, you can get data for up to 2 months in one API call. To access all the historical data from 2005, you'll need to make multiple API calls, each covering a 2-month interval. This may require you to implement a loop in your code to adjust the "from" and "to" parameters in each request to retrieve the complete dataset. Here are some examples: "https://financialmodelingprep.com/api/v3/historical-chart/15min/AAPL?from=2005-03-01&to=2005-04-10&apikey=YOUR_API_KEY" "https://financialmodelingprep.com/api/v3/historical-chart/15min/AAPL?from=2005-04-01&to=2005-05-10&apikey=YOUR_API_KEY" You can use these examples as a reference to create multiple requests, adjusting the "from" and "to" dates accordingly to retrieve the entire historical dataset.

How can I view my API usage over the last month?

You can view your API usage over the last month by accessing the Dashboard on our website. This will provide you with detailed information on your data consumption, allowing you to plan your usage accordingly. If you need to reduce your usage to stay within the limit or require extra limit, you can upgrade your plan.