The macro intelligence layer
for prediction markets.
Official economic releases with named publishers, units and reference periods — normalized into one API. Consensus, crowd sentiment and the scored EconPulse Probability ledger are in build; see the roadmap below for what is live today.
// Live Feed
streamingValues flagged stale are older than their series' publication cadence and are withheld from the ticker until a fresh observation lands.
// Data Sources
What you get
17 high-signal feeds. One unified API. Including official Indeed Hiring Lab data.
CPI & Core CPI
BLS-published, delivered via FRED, updated same-day on release. Headline and core breakdowns.
PPI & Producer Prices
Leading indicator for consumer inflation. Final demand and intermediate.
Energy Prices
WTI crude oil (daily) and the national gas station average (weekly). EIA-backed, published via FRED.
Treasury Rates
10yr, 2yr, TIPS spreads, and live US debt clock readout.
BTC Premium
Coinbase vs KuCoin vs HTX cross-exchange spreads. Detect dislocations early.
Economic Calendar
Upcoming releases with consensus estimates and prior values.
Indeed Job Postings & Wage Index
Official Hiring Lab API partnership — seasonally adjusted job postings index and monthly wage growth. Direct partnership, not scraped.
Fed Funds Rate
Effective and target Fed Funds rate. Track policy stance in real time.
Jobless Claims
Weekly initial and continuing unemployment insurance claims.
Retail Sales
Headline and ex-autos retail spending. Consumer health pulse.
Consumer Sentiment
UMich and Conference Board sentiment indices with subcomponents.
Housing Starts
New residential construction starts and building permits.
Industrial Production
Manufacturing, mining, and utilities output index.
JOLTS
Job openings, hires, quits, and layoffs. Labor demand signal.
Durable Goods
New orders and shipments for durable manufactured goods.
GDP Nowcast
Atlanta Fed GDPNow and NY Fed Nowcast updated daily.
Unemployment Rate
U-3 headline plus U-6 underemployment and labor force participation.
// API Preview
One endpoint. Every signal.
A single GET request returns a unified macro snapshot — inflation, rates, energy, BTC dislocations, and the debt clock. JSON in, edge in.
- RESTful, predictable response shapes
- API keys with usage analytics
- Webhook alerts on release events
- TypeScript + Python SDKs
$ curl https://api.econpulse.io/v1/macro
{
"timestamp": "2026-05-26T14:32:08Z",
"status": "ok",
"data": {
"inflation": { "cpi": { "value": 332.41, "date": "2026-04-01" } },
"energy": { "wti_crude": { "value": 100.32, "date": "2026-04-01" } },
"employment": { "jobless_claims": { "value": 209000, "date": "2026-05-16" } },
"rates": { "fed_funds": { "value": 3.64, "date": "2026-04-01" } },
"markets": { "btc_premium_bps": -9.3 },
"debt": { "total_t": 39.07 }
}
}// Why EconPulse
An edge, productized.
Named primary sources
CPI and PPI originate with the BLS, energy with the EIA, yields with the U.S. Treasury. Every field states its publisher, series ID, unit and reference period — FRED is named as an aggregator where we read through it, never claimed as the origin.
Built for prediction markets
Kalshi, Polymarket, Metaculus traders. Not generic finance data — the exact signals that move event contracts.
Built for release moments
Cached reads are served from our edge; a published p50/p95 latency history and webhook fan-out on release events are coming soon. Designed for systems that act, not dashboards.
68% cheaper than the alternative.
Comparable macro data subscriptions run about $35/week — $1,820/year (surveyed July 2026). EconPulse Pro is $49/month — $588/year. That's a 68% saving on comparable macro coverage. No paywall surprises.
// Pricing
Pick your edge
No seats. No hidden tiers. Just API calls and uptime.
Pro
- All endpoints, real-time (uncached)
- Full history
- Consensus + crowd + market + EPP — coming soon
- Webhooks: releases, thresholds, divergence spikes — coming soon
FAQ
- What economic data does EconPulse provide?
- CPI, PPI, WTI crude oil, national gas averages, 10-year treasury rates, Bitcoin cross-exchange premiums, and job market data via Indeed Hiring Lab.
- How is EconPulse different from the FRED API?
- FRED is free but has no SDKs, no BTC data, and no normalized field contract. EconPulse states the primary publisher, unit, reference period and cadence for every field, validates them before display, and serves cached reads from the edge. Webhook alerts are coming soon.
- Can I use EconPulse for prediction markets like Kalshi or Polymarket?
- Yes — it was built specifically for that use case. The economic calendar delivers each release with its unit and reference period; consensus estimates and surprise scoring are being ingested now and will appear in the calendar as they land.
- Is there a free tier?
- Yes — Free is $0 and includes 10,000 cached calls/month with latest values. Upgrade to Pro ($49/mo) for real-time uncached data and full history; webhooks are coming soon.
- What SDKs are available?
- TypeScript and Python SDKs are included with all plans.
// Availability
What is live, and what is not
We would rather under-promise than have you trade on a claim we have not shipped. Everything on the right is in build and is not billed as available.
Live today
- Normalized release endpoints with publisher, unit, period and cadence on every field
- Contract checks: unit sanity, arrow consistency, cadence-aware freshness
- Economic calendar, energy, treasury and BTC premium feeds
- Free CPI tier and TypeScript / Python SDKs
Coming soon
- Consensus ingestion and surprise scoring on every calendar event
- Immutable EPP ledger — forecasts timestamped before resolution, Brier and calibration published
- Webhook fan-out on releases, thresholds and divergence spikes
- Operational proof: per-source last-successful-fetch, uptime history, p50/p95 latency
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