Technology
Professional market data has always been priced for institutions. ParseTicker changes the economics.
NewsOnScale Staff
June 17, 2026
Bloomberg Terminal costs approximately $24,000 per year. Reuters Eikon costs $22,000. FactSet and S&P Capital IQ are similarly priced for institutional access. The data that professional traders and analysts use to make investment decisions has been priced out of reach for individual investors for decades.
The argument made by terminal providers is that the data itself is expensive to aggregate, normalize, and deliver in real time. That argument was more credible before cloud infrastructure and AI dramatically reduced the cost of data processing.
## ParseTicker
ParseTicker, built by AMILLI AI Corp, delivers real time market intelligence including ticker data, financial metrics, earnings analysis, and sector trends at a price point designed for individual investors rather than institutions. The platform offers a Starter tier and an Investor tier with expanded data access.
The underlying infrastructure pulls from public market data sources, processes it through an AI analysis layer, and delivers structured intelligence that would previously have required either a professional terminal subscription or significant manual research time.
## The democratization argument
Information asymmetry in financial markets is real and well documented. Institutional investors have access to data, analysis tools, and research that individual investors do not. That asymmetry compounds over time. Platforms that reduce the cost of quality market intelligence narrow that gap.
ParseTicker is available at parseticker.com.