Comparison

TickerLayer vs TraderMade

TraderMade is FX-first with a CFD list for stocks. TickerLayer serves stocks across 16 markets as instruments, and starts free.

Side by side

Where TickerLayer goes further

Only the rows where TickerLayer offers something TraderMade does not. Rows both offer, and rows we could not verify for TraderMade, are left out.

CapabilityTickerLayerTraderMade
Self-serve signupYesSign up, get a key, call the APIPartialSignup routes to a demo request
US stocksYesPartialAbout 400 names as CFDs
International stocksYes16 live markets, one symbol grammarNo
ETFsYesNo
BondsYesGovernment yieldsNo
Company fundamentalsYesUS and EU stocksNo
Pay per call for agentsYesx402No

Competitor names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. TickerLayer is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them. Comparisons are based on publicly available vendor product pages, checked in September 2026, and show only capabilities we could verify. If something is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.

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Pricing

Start free, pay by the month

TickerLayerTraderMade
Free tier3,000 requests a month, no cardNot shown
Entry priceIndividual from $49 a month, Business from $449 a month£599 a month
Commercial useIncluded on Business plansIncluded on the £599 plans
How usage is countedRequests per month, one call is one requestNot shown

Moving over

Switch in three steps

  1. 01

    Get a key

    Sign up on the free tier. No card, no call.

  2. 02

    Map your symbols

    Paste your list into the coverage checker and get the exact codes.

  3. 03

    Swap the base URL

    Snapshot, bars and a stream: the same three calls you already make.

Frequently asked questions

What does TickerLayer cover that TraderMade does not?

Stocks across many markets as instruments rather than a short CFD list, ETFs, bond yields, company fundamentals and a market hours API.

Can I start without a sales call?

Yes. TickerLayer is self-serve from the free tier to a Business plan with card or crypto checkout.

Are both derived rather than venue data?

TickerLayer states plainly that all of its data is derived and indicative, built from non-venue inputs and normalized into one schema.

Try the 7-asset-class API free

3,000 requests a month, no card.

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