Planned prices, nothing charged today

What's free, what costs money

Today's list is free and stays free. The history and the SPUS exit alerts are planned at US$8/month or US$59/year, and the developer API at US$29/month. Nothing on this site charges money today.

These are the same three tiers the home page lists, with a button on each and the reason it isn't on sale yet. No button on this page takes a payment, and every price here is planned rather than live.

What each tier includes

Free

US$0

Today's list, for anyone.

  • Every ticker, name and weight SPUS publishes, with the issuer's own page as the source link on the row.
  • The as-of date on every row, so you can check any row against the fund's own page.
  • The last 7 days of entries and exits, so you can see the change log working.
  • Dated JSON (latest.json) to inspect and check against the source, not to redistribute.
  • HLAL: a link to Wahed's holdings page, the date we last reached it, and the fund's quarter-end holdings from its SEC filings. We don't mirror Wahed's table while we wait for written permission.
  • No card needed, and it never expires.

Open the holdings table

Free now. The change log and the exit alerts sit behind the Alerts tier below.

Planned at launch

Developer API

US$29/month

For builders, once the funds' permission is in writing.

  • Versioned JSON over HTTPS, CORS enabled, one-page schema doc, status endpoint.
  • 10,000 requests a month included, 5 per second.
  • Holdings as of a date, holdings for one fund, and the change log between two dates.
  • Stable field names, with the source URL and as-of date in every record.

Join the waitlist for the API

No checkout here yet. This tier ships once the funds have given us written permission that covers redistribution, and we won't sell access before that permission arrives.

Not for redistribution. A subscription is a license to build on the data inside your own product. Republishing or reselling it needs a separate written agreement, which depends on the issuers' permission. We're asking for it.

We won't sell API access or long history before the funds have given us written permission to redistribute their holdings, and we won't pretend we have a license we don't. If that permission doesn't arrive, those tiers don't ship, and we'll tell you.

Never: "certified", "approved", or any religious ruling. We follow the funds' published holdings; we don't certify them. Not built yet: model portfolios and factor scores. They're on the roadmap, not on this page.

The request limits, the endpoints the API tier will expose and the redistribution terms a developer agrees to are written out in docs/pricing.md. How the data itself is produced: docs/holdings-pipeline.md.

Join the waitlist

One email when the daily SPUS list goes live, then only on the days a stock enters or leaves SPUS. Tell us you build tools and we'll send the API schema when it's stable instead.

The list is free. The history and the alerts are planned at US$8/month, or US$59/year, and the API at US$29/month. Nothing is charged now, and you can leave any time.

Your address and role answer go to our email provider, Buttondown. What is kept, and how to have it removed: privacy note.

We haven't launched, so there's no crowd to quote at you yet. When there is, we'll say so, and we'll be able to show you where the number came from.