Simple, contract-first pricing
Arche is licensed as financial data infrastructure: flat, predictable, and scoped by coverage not usage. No credits, overages or pricing tricks.
Arche Research License
A single license for teams that require point-in-time fundamentals with preserved history. Arche is designed for reproducibility, defensibility and long-lived integration.
What’s included
- Point-in-time queries (“as-of” dates) designed to eliminate look-ahead bias
- Full statement version and restatement history (no overwriting)
- Deterministic API behavior: stable schemas, ordering, and error semantics
- Provenance-first outputs suitable for research and audit workflows
Flat monthly license
$1,200USD
$14,400 annually
Request accessCoverage is defined at onboarding (universe and historical depth). Invoices and receipts available for company reimbursement.
What you get
Built for reproducibility
Arche is designed from first principles around determinism and provenance. The goal is simple: historical fundamentals that do not drift, so research and systems remain defensible over time.
- Deterministic “as-of” resolution
- Query fundamentals exactly as they were known at a specific point in time. The same inputs resolve to the same output.
- Restatement and version preservation
- Every statement version is retained. Restatements create new records; historical values are not replaced.
- Contract-first API surface
- Stable, documented behavior with explicit error semantics. If it is not documented, it is not promised.
- Reproducible research workflows
- Built for backtests and model evaluation where reproducibility matters more than convenience shortcuts.
- Defined coverage, not usage pricing
- Licenses are scoped by coverage (universe and historical depth), not by API calls, credits, or overages.
- Integration-ready by default
- Designed to be embedded into internal systems and pipelines with predictable behavior and long-lived contracts.
- Operational clarity
- Clear failure modes and predictable semantics so you can build dependable systems on top of the API.
- Built as infrastructure
- Arche is not a terminal. It is a data layer for teams that need defensible historical fundamentals.