earningscalls.dev vs EODHD

Earnings call transcripts compared: pricing, coverage and API access. Competitor figures taken from their own public pages on July 30, 2026.

The short version

EODHD: Market-data house built around prices and fundamentals.

earningscalls.dev: one job, done deeply. 248,529 earnings call transcripts from 12,702 companies, free to read on the site, available as JSON through the earnings call API or to AI agents through the MCP server, from $24.99/month.

Different product category. EODHD is where you go for OHLC bars and financial statements; we are where you go for what management actually said. Many teams run both, which is why our JSON is flat and easy to join on ticker and date.

EODHD vs earningscalls.dev: side by side

earningscalls.devEODHD
Price to start Pro $24.99/mo (5,000 requests), Ultra $39.99 (25,000), Enterprise $299 (100,000) Free 20 API calls/day, EOD Historical All World EUR 19.99/mo, EOD+Intraday EUR 29.99/mo, Fundamentals EUR 59.99/mo, ALL-IN-ONE EUR 99.99/mo
Free access Every transcript free to read on the site, no account. Free API tier via RapidAPI (50 requests/month) Free plan capped at 20 calls per day
Earnings call transcripts Core product: 248,529 calls from 12,702 companies across 70 countries The published pricing page does not list earnings call transcripts in any plan - their strength is end-of-day prices, intraday and fundamentals
Speaker segments Yes - every call split by speaker turn, tagged executive/analyst/operator, ~93% named Not part of the advertised feeds
MCP / AI-agent access Yes - hosted MCP server included in every plan Not advertised
Commitment Monthly, self-serve checkout, cancel anytime Monthly plans, EUR-denominated

EODHD details are quoted from eodhd.com/pricing, checked July 30, 2026. Pricing and packaging change - verify on their site before deciding. If you spot something out of date here, tell us at support@earningscalls.dev and we will correct it.

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