Use cases
Use cases
Key points
- check_circleEach use case compares "before" with "with ZENITH Code" and shows which endpoints make the difference.
- check_circleFree and Pro cover use by you or within your company. Showing the data to third parties requires the Business plan or higher.
- check_circleExchange data such as stock prices may not be shown to third parties on any plan. See Article 8 of the Terms.
Six use cases
- personIndividual investors and developers analyzing for themselvesStop looking up earnings and dividends one company at a time, and pull them into spreadsheets or your own tools.Read morearrow_forward
- smartphoneInvestment apps and fintech companies building it into their serviceShow fundamentals, dividends and corporate events in your app. The Business plan makes the display terms clear.Read morearrow_forward
- query_statsResearchers and quants working with long financial historiesFinancial data that separates period-end, trailing twelve months (TTM) and company forecasts, plus raw XBRL facts.Read morearrow_forward
- business_centerIR, corporate planning and consulting teams benchmarking peersPeer comparisons, cross-shareholdings, director pay and changes in major holders without reading each annual report.Read morearrow_forward
- smart_toyGiving AI agents Japanese equity dataWith MCP, AI looks up the data directly. Consistent sources, timestamps and units reduce misread numbers.Read morearrow_forward
- newspaperMedia and newsrooms tracking dividend changes and corporate eventsCollect dividend changes, stock splits, extraordinary reports and earnings dates across the whole market.Read morearrow_forward
Plans and showing data to third parties
Prices and monthly tokens match the pricing page. The last column says whether data other than exchange data may be shown to third parties.
| Plan | Monthly | Monthly tokens | Showing to third parties (excluding exchange data) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 5,000 | Not allowed (your own research and analysis, or internal use for a company) |
| Pro | $89 | 100,000 | Not allowed (your own research and analysis, or internal use for a company) |
| Business | $499 | 1,000,000 | Allowed (display in your service, providing processed results, sharing within your organization) |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom | Allowed (display in your service, providing processed results, sharing within your organization) |
FAQ for investors and developers
Which plan should I start with?expand_more
Most people try Free first and move to Pro when they need more monthly tokens. If you will show the data to users of your own service, you need Business or higher from the start.
Can I show stock prices in my app or site?expand_more
No. Stock prices and values in the same unit (OHLC, moving averages, percentage changes and so on) are exchange data and may not be shown to third parties on any plan.
Can I show market cap or PER?expand_more
Valuation metrics that ZENITH Code computes (market cap, PER, PBR, dividend yield and so on) are not exchange data. On Business or higher you may show them in your service.
FAQ for AI builders and researchers
Do the same plan terms apply to AI agents?expand_more
Yes. Use by an AI that you yourself use is Basic Use. Letting an AI refer to the data at the request of your service's users requires Business or higher.
Where are these terms written?expand_more
In Article 8 of the Terms (Licence to the Data and Restrictions on Redistribution). This page summarizes it and does not extend it.
What is a token?expand_more
The unit of API usage. Each endpoint has a fixed cost per call (0, 1, 10 or 100 tokens), shown in its documentation.
Disclaimer
This page explains how to use a Japanese equity data API and how its data is defined. It is not a solicitation to invest or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. The content reflects information at the time of writing and is not guaranteed to be accurate or complete. Investment decisions are your own responsibility.
What you may show or provide to third parties depends on your plan and Article 8 of the Terms. Exchange data such as stock prices may not be shown to third parties on any plan. Terms, Article 8 · Data sources and terms of use