Finsheet
Stock and market data inside Excel and Google SheetsGet stock prices and fundamentals in your spreadsheets
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Pulling stock prices into a Google Sheet for analysis
- Researching 30+ years of historical market data
- Running technical analysis and ETF research in Excel
How to use it
- 1 Open Excel or Google Sheets.
- 2 Install or connect Finsheet.
- 3 Use Finsheet functions to pull stock prices.
- 4 Access fundamental and market data for research.
- 5 Build your analysis using the historical data.
Who it is for
Pros
- Available for free
- Provides over 30 years of market data at one-minute intervals
- Works directly inside Excel and Google Sheets
Limitations
- Access depends on Finsheet's service and the spreadsheet platform
- The free offering may have limits that can change over time
- Data tools still require you to understand how to use market data
What Finsheet is
Finsheet is a tool that provides stock prices, fundamental data, and market data inside Excel and Google Sheets. It offers over 30 years of market data at one-minute intervals and is available for free. By putting institutional-grade data into the spreadsheet tools people already use, Finsheet aims to help professional investors and individual traders make smarter investment decisions.
What you can do with it
- Get stock prices directly in Excel and Google Sheets.
- Access stock fundamental data and ETF information.
- View over 30 years of historical market data.
- Perform technical analysis and research in your spreadsheet.
Who it is for
- Professional investors who need institutional-grade data.
- Individual traders running technical analysis.
- Anyone who builds financial models in Excel or Google Sheets.
What to watch out for
Finsheet depends on its own service and on the spreadsheet platform staying available and compatible. Because it is offered for free, the exact data coverage and limits can change over time. Market data tools still require you to know how to interpret the data, so results depend on your own analysis. For team use, agree on naming and editing conventions in advance to avoid version conflicts or duplicated work. Name and archive exported files consistently so you can find and reuse them, and keep a backup copy of key data. Save a backup of the original file before large batch jobs, and keep an exported copy of key results in case the page or service becomes temporarily unavailable. Save a backup of the original file before large batch jobs, and keep an exported copy of key results in case the page or service becomes temporarily unavailable.
FAQ
Is Finsheet free?
Yes, Finsheet is described as available for free.
What data does it provide?
It provides stock prices, fundamental data, market data, technical analysis inputs, and ETF data.
How much history is available?
It offers over 30 years of market data at one-minute intervals.
Why it is free
What the official page says： for free
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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