IEX Cloud Has Changed their Pricing Structure

[jhunter-iex]

IEX Cloud has moved away from a B2C model and now targets B2B clients. We now price data in bundles (https://iexcloud.io/pricing) which for the most part are out of reach of retail consumers. This is especially so for the stock_quote endpoint used in this code; that now costs $1500/month to access.

If you just need prices, I would suggest refactoring this code to point to the IEX Bid, Ask, and Last Trade Bundle (https://iexcloud.io/documentation/financial-data/data-bundles/market-data/iex-bid-ask-and-last-trade.html) which has prices and quotes that take place on IEX Exchange, and is priced at $20/month. It does not however include extended hours prices, prices and trades from exchanges other than IEX, or other calculated fields included in the more expensive stock_quote endpoint.

Best,
Justin Hunter
Senior Product Manager - IEX Cloud

[tyrauber]

@jhunter-iex, $1500/month? $20/month for basic quotes? So no free, rate limited access anymore?

[jhunter-iex]

@tyrauber Correct, we no longer offer those plans to new customers.

[tyrauber]

@jhunter-iex, So anyone who signed up for an API key to use this library, and provided you with a credit card, will now be charged $1500/month if they continue to use this library? Is that correct?

[jhunter-iex]

@tyrauber No; legacy plans have had some pricing changes, but we did not force a migration to the new pricing.