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Kite API charges and plans

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Summary of Kite Connect API charges and plans:

ComponentApproximate cost
Base Connect plan (per app)Rs ~2,000 per month
Historical data add-onAdditional monthly fee
Multiple appsPer-app billing
Custom enterprise planNegotiated

For specifics, see:

Current pricing on kite.trade .

What you get

  • Order placement / modification.
  • Live WebSocket ticks.
  • Portfolio / positions access.
  • Margin computation.
  • Funds API.
  • Basic historical (limited; full historical via add-on).

What it doesn’t include

  • Strategy coding service.
  • Backtesting platform (you build).
  • Order execution on non-Zerodha brokers.

See also

External references

References

  1. Zerodha, Kite Connect plans and pricing, kite.trade.

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