What is TickFoundry?
TickFoundry packages recorded market data into research-ready files and exposes the same data in TickFoundry Lab. A market-day bundle covers a series or standalone event for one UTC day, while subscription access covers the selected venue. Depth, delivery and external reference series differ by plan.
Who it is for
- Researchers who prefer downloadable Parquet or CSV
- Users visually inspecting a historical book and trade tape
- Teams aligning prediction markets with external reference prices
Features and coverage
- Available on
- Web, REST API, Parquet, CSV, SFTP
- Markets & venues
- Polymarket, Hyperliquid
- Market-day bundles
Load L1, L2, trades and one-minute candles for the selected UTC day.
- Depth tiers
Use 10-level Polymarket L2 on Explorer or 25 levels on Premium.
- Browser replay
Step through synchronized charts, book ladders and trade tape in Lab.
- Slippage simulation
Choose a buy or sell size and inspect the cost against the recorded book.
- Reference series
Premium bundles include supported Binance and Chainlink spot data.
- Delivery choices
Use downloads, REST, SFTP or custom bulk delivery.
- Quality context
Inspect exact timestamps, coverage and quality flags for the chosen slice.
Workflows with TickFoundry
Validate a dataset before subscribing
Open the public sample, load its reference token map and inspect one market-day in Lab. Compare the schema with the intended research pipeline.
Stress-test order size
Replay a chosen moment and compare several buy or sell sizes against recorded levels.
Build a repeatable daily pipeline
Choose venue, depth and delivery path, then keep bundle metadata and token mappings with every extract.
Pricing and total cost
Standard plans cover one selected venue and one named seat. Temporary founder discounts are shown at checkout.
Free
$0
- Public sample bundle
- 5 selectable market-days from the offered sample window
- Lab sample replay
Explorer
$89/month standard
- Selected whole venue
- 10-level Polymarket L2
- 60 API requests/minute
- Lab
Premium
$199/month standard
- 25-level L2
- 600 API requests/minute
- SFTP
- Supported reference series
Fees and usage costs
- The other venue is +$50/month. Explorer live-feed data is +$10/month and the perps add-on is +$29/month. Taxes may be added at checkout.
Getting started
Before you start: Archive availability varies by dataset and market; on-chain fills can precede continuous book capture.
- Search the catalog for the exact market and dates.
- Open a public sample or claim an eligible free market-day.
- Load the token reference file with the book and trade data.
- Inspect the same interval in Lab.
- Choose a plan based on depth, venue and delivery needs.
Useful links
What to check
- Archive availability varies by dataset and market; on-chain fills can precede continuous book capture.
- A market-day is a UTC-day data bundle, not a per-market subscription unit.
- Explorer Polymarket books have fewer levels than Premium.
- A sample ladder marked illustrative is a demonstration, not a historical result.
- Additional venue access, reference feeds and delivery formats can change the total price.
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Browse categoryFrequently asked questions about TickFoundry
Is the subscription priced per market?
No. It covers the selected venue; market-day describes the downloadable bundle.
Can I replay without writing code?
Yes. TickFoundry Lab provides a chart, depth ladder, tape and size simulation.
Does Explorer include all 25 Polymarket levels?
No. Explorer has 10; Premium has 25.
Are reference prices the same as contract prices?
No. External price series help explain contract behavior and settlement inputs.


