API Terms of Use
The short version. The data is yours to use, including commercially. Attribute us. Do not present it as financial advice, because it is not. We do not guarantee it is correct, and you should not build anything where being wrong is catastrophic without checking it yourself.
1. What you may do
Subject to these terms, you may connect to the MCP server, and use, process and display the values it returns, including in a commercial product. You may cache results. You may show them to your own users.
There is no API key, no signup and no paid licence. Access is open and rate-limited, and the limits below apply to everyone on the same terms.
2. Attribution
Where you display our values, ratings or scores to another person, credit Market Eyes Live and, where the format reasonably allows, link to the relevant page on marketeyeslive.com. If an AI agent relays a rating to a user, the same applies to the answer it produces.
Attribution is the price of the free tier, and it is the only thing we ask in return.
3. What the data is, and what it is not
- Ratings, composite scores and factor scores are computed by us from public company filings and market data. They are our own values, not a republished third-party data feed.
- The mortgage-rate context reports widely published benchmark levels, being the 10-year Treasury yield and a mortgage-bond momentum read, together with our interpretation of what they mean for mortgage rates.
- Every rating is a dated snapshot and carries the date it was produced. A core set is refreshed daily; anything outside it is scored live on request and that score may be reused for up to 12 hours. Treat the as-of date as part of the value.
- The server returns the free public tier only. It does not return suggested entry prices, alert levels, position sizing or ranked pick lists, which are features of the app.
- Coverage is U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs. We do not provide real-time or intraday quotes, options, order books, historical price series, or non-U.S. listings.
4. Not financial advice
Market Eyes Live is a research tool. Nothing returned by the MCP server or the public feeds is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security, and nothing in it is personalised financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Ratings are data-driven estimates of conviction. Markets carry risk, and past testing does not guarantee future results.
If you build a product on this data, you are responsible for how it is presented to your users, and for any regulatory obligations that apply to you.
5. No warranty
The service is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including any warranty of accuracy, completeness, fitness for a particular purpose, or uninterrupted availability. We make no promise that any value is correct, current, or free from error.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Market Eyes Live is not liable for any loss or damage, including trading losses, arising from your use of or reliance on this data.
6. Fair use and rate limits
Only tool calls count toward the limits. They are enforced per user where the AI platform passes an anonymous user id, otherwise per calling address; per platform for a platform that passes no user id; and again across all callers together, so you can be limited by a shared cap while still under your own. The current limits are 240 calls per hour per user or address, 3,000 calls per hour per platform, 3,000 calls per hour shared by all callers that do not come through a platform, and 6,000 calls per hour across all callers; for a ticker outside the daily-refreshed set, which is scored live on request, 20 per hour per user or address, 100 per hour per platform, 150 per hour for callers that do not come through a platform, and 300 per hour across all callers. A live score may be reused for 12 hours. These are the limits in force on the date at the top of this page and may change in either direction; the MCP server page is the reference for the current numbers.
Do not attempt to evade the limits by rotating addresses. Do not use the service in a way that degrades it for others.
We may change the limits or withdraw access where use is abusive, unlawful, or threatens the stability of the service. Where we can give notice, we will.
7. What you may not do
- Present our values as your own original research, or strip attribution.
- State or imply that Market Eyes Live endorses you, your product, or any particular security or trade.
- Present the data as personalised financial advice, or as a guarantee of any outcome.
- Re-sell bulk redistribution of the raw dataset as a competing data feed. Building a product that uses the data is fine; reselling the database as a database is not.
- Use the service unlawfully, or to attempt to compromise it.
8. Logs and caller addresses
We log requests to operate and protect the service and to understand usage. Your calling address, or the anonymous user id an AI platform passes for rate limiting, is used to enforce the rate limits above. The rate limit counters store only a salted hash of it, counted by the hour, and are not linked to any account. Past hours, and the counters kept before 6 October 2026, which were keyed by the address itself, are deleted over time in small batches as the service runs. The daily usage statistics and the recent activity log store a salted hash of the address, which tells one caller from another without identifying either. The recent activity log keeps the most recent 250 requests, each with the time, the hashed address, the tool called, the ticker symbols requested and the user agent, plus the client name and version when a client first connects. See the privacy policy.
9. Changes
We may update these terms. Material changes will be reflected in the date at the top of this page. Continued use after a change means you accept it.
10. Contact
Questions about API use, higher limits, or commercial arrangements: team@marketeyeslive.com.
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