SnapTrade Analysis
What is SnapTrade?
SnapTrade connects retail brokerage accounts to applications, enabling account syncing, trading, and data access for portfolio management and analysis.
Employees
17
Founded
2017
Business Model
Subscription-based model with revenue from brokerage integrations and transaction fees.
Product Features & Capabilities
- Account syncing, trading integration, portfolio analysis and tracking, holdings validation, portfolio sharing, embedded trading, access to over 125 million accounts, high connection success rates, automated trading, market and limit orders.
Pricing
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Free Plan
- Read-only Daily Data (Positions, Orders, Transactions, Balances)
- Limited Supported Brokerages
- 5 Brokerage Connections
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Pay as you go Plan
- Unlimited API Requests and Brokerage Connections
- $1.50 / Connected User / Month
- $0.05 / Manual Data Refresh Sync
Market Focus
SnapTrade primarily focuses on the financial technology (fintech) industry, specifically enabling account syncing and trading functionalities for applications that connect to major retail brokerages globally.
Investors
- Y Combinator
- Citi Ventures
- East Valley Ventures
- Mistral Venture Partners
- New Brunswick Innovation Foundation
- Uncorrelated Ventures
- Valar Ventures
Competitors Overview
SnapTrade operates in the financial technology sector, specifically focusing on account syncing and trading for retail brokerages. Its main competitors include:
- Plaid: While both SnapTrade and Plaid offer APIs for financial data management, SnapTrade specializes in retail brokerage account a
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