ETF Data API Alternative

ETF data files your systems can import every day.

AmericanETP gives data teams daily ETF holdings, index constituents, fundamentals and archives as clean CSV files, delivered through subscriber access.

Real current files. No credit card required.

3,000+ETPs CoveredUS-traded ETFs and ETPs
122IndexesMajor US and global indexes
2009Archives SinceConstituent files from July 2009
DailyCSV UpdatesNightly and selected noon updates
Latest FilesView All Files
ConstituentData42.csv2:00 AM ET
TickerSecurity NameExchangeETF / IndexWeight (%)Bloomberg FIGI
AAPLApple Inc.NASDAQSPY7.21BBG000B9XRY4
MSFTMicrosoft Corp.NASDAQSPY6.34BBG000BPH459
NVDANVIDIA Corp.NASDAQSPY6.15BBG000BBJQV0
AMZNAmazon.com Inc.NASDAQSPY3.67BBG000BVPV84
GOOGLAlphabet Inc. Class ANASDAQSPY2.45BBG009S39JX6
Fundamentals.csv12:00 PM ET
TickerFund NameExchangeCurrencyTypeExpense Ratio
SPYSPDR S&P 500 ETFNYSE ArcaUSDETF0.0945
QQQInvesco QQQ TrustNASDAQUSDETF0.20
IWMiShares Russell 2000 ETFNYSE ArcaUSDETF0.19
DIASPDR Dow Jones Industrial AverageNYSE ArcaUSDETF0.16
TLTiShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETFNASDAQUSDFixed Income0.15

Built for teams that need data in production, not a demo endpoint.

Broad APIs can be useful. AmericanETP is more focused: repeatable ETF and index files with the fields, timing and archives a data desk needs.

Daily holdings files

Current ETF and index constituent files are published overnight, with selected sponsor updates around noon Eastern.

Stable CSV delivery

Flat files are easier to inspect, version and automate when your workflow already expects repeatable file imports.

Field-level clarity

Constituent and fundamentals definitions are public before you subscribe, so your team can map the schema early.

Archive access

Annual subscribers can work with historical constituent list archives beginning as early as July 2009.

Evaluation Path

Check the exact file structure before you commit.

Start with current files, review field definitions, then choose internal use or distribution rights once the data fits your workflow.

Inspect files

Review ConstituentData42.csv, ETFDATA42.csv, Fundamentals.csv and coverage lists using real current data.

Map fields

Use the public definitions to align holdings, weights, identifiers, classifications and fundamentals with your system.

Automate delivery

Subscriber HTTP and FTP access support repeatable daily imports after the overnight update cycle.

Useful where generic ETF endpoints get thin.

AmericanETP is made for workflows that care about coverage, fields, timing and rights, not just a quick quote lookup.

Portfolio analytics

Pull holdings, weights, identifiers, sectors and fundamentals into internal analytics without rebuilding sponsor collection.

Data product operations

Use distribution or website rights when ETF and index data needs to support a client-facing workflow.

Research and monitoring

Track coverage, new ETF additions, constituent changes and breadth reports across the covered universe.

FileWhat it helps evaluateDelivery
ConstituentData42.csvPrimary daily constituent file with weights, sponsor values, identifiers, prices, sectors and fundamentals.Subscriber HTTP and FTP
ETFDATA42.csvCurrent ETF constituent holdings and related data in a clean CSV structure.Subscriber HTTP and FTP
Fundamentals.csvETF-level data such as description, NAV, AUM, leverage, inception date and expense ratio.Subscriber HTTP and FTP
AllComposites.csvCurrent coverage list of indexes and ETFs in the constituent list file.Subscriber HTTP
Individual constituent listsSeparate files for specific indexes and ETFs when a focused list is easier to automate.Available by account access

Frequently asked questions

Is AmericanETP an ETF data API?

AmericanETP primarily delivers ETF and index data as daily CSV files through subscriber HTTP and FTP access. For many data teams, that works better than a broad API because the files are simple to inspect, archive and load into existing systems.

What ETF data is included?

The file set includes current constituent data, ETF-level fundamentals, coverage lists, individual constituent lists and historical archives for qualifying subscribers.

Can I test the files before subscribing?

Yes. Trial access opens real current files, not a frozen sample, so your team can check coverage, fields and delivery fit before choosing a subscription.

Who is this best for?

AmericanETP fits analysts, data vendors, developers and internal teams that need repeatable ETF and index constituent data in a clean file format.

Test the files with your own workflow.

Open current ETF and index files, check the fields, then decide whether an internal or distribution subscription fits.

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