Priced to your range, not a rate card
Engagements are scoped to your funds, markets, and the services you use. These tiers show how issuers typically start; every proposal is written for your setup.
Starter
For emerging issuers establishing a credible digital presence for a focused product range.
- ETF product pages for a focused fund range
- Automated daily NAV and holdings updates
- Document hosting and delivery
- Issuer Dashboard access
- Standard onboarding and support
- API and file delivery
- Custom integrations
- Dedicated account manager
Most common start
Professional
For growing issuers with expanding ranges, multiple markets, and systems that need to consume data directly.
- Product pages across your full range
- Automated daily NAV and holdings updates
- Document hosting and delivery
- Issuer Dashboard with peer analytics
- Priority support
- API and file delivery
- Standard integrations
- Dedicated account manager
Enterprise
For established issuers with global operations, custom requirements, and contractual service terms.
- Full issuer websites and microsites
- Automated data updates with contractual terms
- Enterprise document workflows
- Full Issuer Dashboard and reporting suite
- Dedicated support
- Full API and file delivery
- Custom integrations
- Dedicated account manager
Common questions
- How is pricing structured?
- Engagements are scoped to your fund range, markets, and the services you use — there is no one-size price list. After a conversation about your setup, we provide a written proposal with specific terms.
- What does onboarding involve?
- We connect to your fund administrators and data sources, build your pages or feeds, and run a verification period alongside your current setup before anything switches over. Your existing URLs and client integrations are preserved.
- Can we start with one service and add others?
- Yes. The platform runs on one data core, so adding a service — the Issuer Dashboard, API delivery, embedded tools — builds on work already done rather than starting over.
- What happens to our existing website and feeds?
- Migration preserves your URLs, redirects, and any client-facing data contracts. A move to ETF Engine should be invisible to your clients except for the improvement.
- Whom do we talk to about data licensing?
- Licensing depends on what data you display or redistribute and where. Our team walks through this during scoping so the proposal states plainly what is covered.