Energy trading data without
terminal contracts
Source-timestamped Brent, WTI, Henry Hub, and TTF reference values through a normalized REST API for monitoring and research workflows.
Everything your trading desk needs
Crude Oil Benchmarks
Latest available Brent, WTI, Dubai, Urals, and OPEC basket reference values, with freshness determined by the source.
Natural Gas: Henry Hub & TTF
Documented North American and European gas benchmarks for dashboards and research workflows.
Futures Reference Data
Documented front-month and near-month series, subject to source, dataset, account, and plan availability.
Historical Observations
Historical range and granularity vary by price code, source, dataset, account, and plan.
Documented Integrations
REST examples and maintained client guidance for common application stacks.
Account-Aware Access
Token authentication, account-specific limits, and negotiated enterprise service terms where included in a signed agreement.
Integrate in under 5 minutes
Fetch the latest available Brent and WTI reference values with a single API call
# Get the latest available Brent and WTI values
curl "https://api.oilpriceapi.com/v1/prices/latest?by_code=BRENT_CRUDE_USD,WTI_USD" \
-H "Authorization: Token YOUR_API_KEY"Built for Energy Market Workflows
Normalize documented energy benchmarks for internal dashboards, alerts, research, and model inputs without treating reference data as an execution feed or official settlement record.
Current Plans and Entitlements
Plan limits, dataset access, history, and delivery options vary by account and plan. Enterprise service-level terms apply only when included in a signed agreement.
Frequently asked questions
What is OilPriceAPI designed for?+
OilPriceAPI provides source-timestamped reference values through a normalized API for dashboards, alerts, research, and internal models. It is not a substitute for a licensed exchange execution feed or an official settlement record.
What is the latency on price updates?+
REST API responses have a sub-second median; see our status page for live measured latency. Each value includes a source timestamp, and refresh cadence varies by source, market hours, dataset, and plan. Additional delivery options are subject to account entitlement.
Do you have ICE Brent futures and not just spot prices?+
Documented futures reference datasets include selected front-month and near-month series. Availability, history, and cadence vary by source, dataset, account, and plan; confirm the required price codes before integration.
Can we use this for compliance / audit purposes?+
Responses include source timestamps that can support internal review, but OilPriceAPI is not an official settlement or regulatory record. Regulated institutions must validate source rights, retention, and fitness for their specific requirements.
Is there a free trial?+
New accounts start with a 7-day Professional trial with 10,000 requests and no credit card. When the trial ends, the account continues on the Free tier with 50 requests per day. See pricing for current details.
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Evaluate the documented catalog, source timestamps, and account entitlements for your monitoring, research, and internal models.
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