CNBC

News, markets, quotes, and video schedules from CNBC, served as plain REST.

Endpoints

Endpoint	Path params	Query params	What it returns	Price	Data up to
`GET /cnbc/news`	—	`ids`, `count`	News stories by id.	$0.003	5 min
`GET /cnbc/trending`	—	`type`, `count`, `start_period`, `sort_by`	Trending news or videos.	$0.003	5 min
`GET /cnbc/breaking-news`	—	`product`	Current breaking-news banner.	$0.001	1 min
`GET /cnbc/special-reports`	—	`page_size`	Special report listings.	$0.001	15 min
`GET /cnbc/most-popular`	—	`id`	Most-popular article listing.	$0.001	5 min
`GET /cnbc/article`	—	`id`	Full article content.	$0.003	1 hr
`GET /cnbc/video`	—	`vcp_id`	Video detail by CNBC video id.	$0.003	1 hr
`GET /cnbc/tv-schedule`	—	—	Current TV broadcast schedule.	$0.001	15 min
`GET /cnbc/markets`	—	`id`, `security_count`	Market banner (indices, movers).	$0.003	15 sec
`GET /cnbc/quote`	—	`symbols`	Quotes for one or more symbols.	$0.005	15 sec
`GET /cnbc/quote-search`	—	`symbol`	Resolve a symbol to CNBC's internal issue id.	$0.001	1 hr
`GET /cnbc/quote-news`	—	`symbol`, `section`	News related to one symbol.	$0.003	5 min
`GET /cnbc/fundamentals`	—	`wsod_issue`, `section`	Financial fundamentals for one issue.	$0.003	15 min

Prices are per call, paid in USDC with x402. "Data up to" is the cache window: a repeated call inside it returns the same data.

Calling it

# x402: no account or API key. The server answers 402 with payment instructions; an x402 client pays and repeats the request.
curl -i "https://<base-url>/cnbc/quote?symbols=AAPL"

Responses are JSON. Field names follow the upstream source, so a response can be larger than the table above suggests.

Notes

Responses are CNBC's own JSON (unwrapped one level from GraphQL data), passed through unchanged.
type on /trending is a closed enum (news, videos); start_period/sort_by are free text.
article returns an empty body for premium articles without auth — check the premium field.