FactSet ETF data feeds provide complete and accurate security, fund and reference data across the universe of exchange-traded products. Data is sourced from ETF providers across the globe and includes more than 100 unique data points, resulting in comprehensive coverage to help you evaluate and construct ETFs, analyze potential trades, and perform fund research. Data
Frequency: Daily
Update Frequency: Intraday
Leverage ETF data feeds with our open-source data solutions to integrate with your investment management. Analyze fund composition with detailed holdings data for both equity and fixed income securities, including shares, market values, and weights.
Identify trends over time with time series fund level information such as Fund Flows, NAV and AUM.
Create objective measures of fund efficiency, risk, tradability, and fit relative to benchmark by utilizing proprietary ratings, scores and reference information such as launch date, currency and expense ratio.
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This listing uses a single pricing dimension, Product Access (Units), which grants you access to the product at no cost. There are no tiers, instance sizes, or usage-based add-ons to compare. Product Access covers security, fund, and reference data across exchange-traded products, including holdings, timeseries such as fund flows, NAV, and AUM, plus reference details like launch date, currency, and expense ratio. Because pricing is free, your access does not scale by volume, seat count, or usage. You subscribe once to receive the data feed under this single access dimension.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the Product Access unit include for exchange-traded products?
Product Access grants the ETF data feed covering security, fund, and reference data. You get holdings data with share counts, market values, and weights for equity and fixed income securities. It also includes share-class timeseries such as fund flows, NAV, and AUM, plus classification ratings and reference details.
Does my cost change as I access more data points or funds?
No. Product Access is free and does not meter by volume, seat count, or the number of funds or data points you pull. Coverage spans 100+ unique data points across the exchange-traded product universe under this single access dimension. Your cost stays the same regardless of usage.
How is the data delivered once I have Product Access?
The product ships as a standard data feed, updated daily with intraday update frequency. FactSet delivers data through cloud providers, APIs, and direct localized standard data feeds. A FactSet ID is required, and the data is concorded to FactSet symbology for linking to other records.
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