Web channel
Publish official economic data through Documentation site
Show FXMacroData release calendars, indicators, and market context to your Documentation site audience under the Commercial Redistribution licence. Buy it online, register the channel yourself, and pay for the audience you actually reach.
Rate
USD 10 per 100 users
USD 10/month covers your first audience block, at any audience size.
Starts at
$60/month
Setup
Self-service
No separate agreement with FXMacroData
Buy the add-on online, register this surface yourself, keep the standard Data powered by FXMacroData attribution visible, and launch. Standard customer-facing display requires no email, sales call, manual approval, or separately signed agreement with FXMacroData. Display rights cover eligible source material and remain subject to publisher conditions and permissions.
Measured automatically by the pixel
Add one script tag to the pages that display FXMacroData output. It counts unique non-bot visitors and nothing else — no cookies to configure, no reporting to remember, and no number to keep up to date.
Setting it up
- 01 Register the domain in API Management.
- 02 Paste the pixel script into pages that show FXMacroData output.
- 03 Keep the FXMacroData attribution visible on those pages.
- 04 Call the API from your backend, never from browser code.
Pixel snippet
<script async src="https://fxmacrodata.com/static/js/fxmacrodata-pixel.js" ></script>
Questions about Documentation site
What does it cost to publish FXMacroData through Documentation site?
After the 14-day trial, the add-on is billed at USD 10 a month per audience block, starting at one block whatever your audience size. A block covers up to 100 users. With the USD 50 Individual plan, the starting total is USD 60 a month.
Do I need to email FXMacroData or sign a separate agreement for Documentation site?
No. Standard customer-facing display is governed by the online Commercial Redistribution Terms. Buy the add-on online, register the channel in API Management, and start without an email, sales call, separate agreement, application, quote, or review queue.
Can I publish charts and commentary through Documentation site?
Yes. Charts, tables, calendars, alerts, written commentary, AI summaries, and translations are all allowed as long as attribution stays visible and the output cannot be used to rebuild the underlying dataset. What is not allowed is exposing a raw feed, an API, or a bulk download.
What happens if my Documentation site audience grows?
The add-on follows it. Each additional 100 users adds USD 10 a month, and nothing needs renegotiating.
Other web channels
Same meter, same rate, same setup path.