Why use a free embeddable stock ticker widget on your website?
Most free stock-ticker widgets stopped working when Yahoo Finance retired its embed. We rebuilt one on a keyless quote feed with server-side caching, so it stays free and needs no API key from you.
Stock ticker widget for WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow & plain HTML
The FeedPulse stock ticker widget is a single async <script> tag — paste it into any HTML pane and you're done. WordPress widgets/HTML blocks, Shopify theme-customizer Custom HTML, Wix HTML element, Webflow Embed component, Squarespace Code block, Ghost HTML card, Blogger HTML/JavaScript gadget — every platform that lets you paste HTML supports it. No plugins, no app store, no admin permissions needed.
How to add the stock ticker widget to your site in 60 seconds
- Open the Free stock ticker widget customizer.
- Pick your colors, size, and any options that apply.
- Click "Copy" on the generated embed snippet.
- Paste the line wherever you'd put any HTML — anywhere on any page, on any platform.
- That's it. No signup, no account creation, no email required.
Why the FeedPulse stock ticker widget is 100% free, forever
Every widget we offer is free forever. We absorb the API costs because our growth model is widget distribution: the small "via FeedPulse" attribution on each widget brings new site owners to us. Install the widget → we earn the impression. That's the entire business model. No paywall, no premium tier, no ads, no email harvesting, no signup wall.
Free stock price widget — live quotes for any symbol
The free stock price widget displays the last regular-market price and the day's change for any listed symbol — AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL, TSLA, NVDA, plus ETFs and international listings using the usual exchange suffixes (RELIANCE.NS, BP.L, BMW.DE). Each symbol is cached server-side for ten minutes and the widget re-polls every five minutes, so every visitor on every site gets the same warm data and nobody hits a rate limit. The free stock price widget supports comma-separated symbol lists, so a financial blog can drop one snippet and watch several tickers scroll across the page.
Embed a stock ticker on your website — marquee or stacked, your choice
To embed a stock ticker on website pages, pass layout=scroll for a continuous marquee like the bottom of CNBC, or layout=stack to render the symbols as a compact stacked list that fits a sidebar. The snippet is the same async script tag — only the query string changes. The marquee earns the eyeballs in a full-bleed hero or footer strip; the stacked layout reads better where vertical space is tight. WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, plain HTML — all supported with zero platform-specific work.
Live stock ticker HTML — implementation that survived Yahoo's embed shutdown
When Yahoo Finance retired its embed API, every live stock ticker HTML snippet that depended on it went dark overnight. We rebuilt the live stock ticker HTML stack on a keyless quote feed with aggressive server-side caching, so the widget keeps working no matter how many sites embed it and never asks you for an API key. The markup is plain, semantic HTML — symbol, price, change and currency in readable text nodes rather than canvas or an iframe — so screen readers announce it and nothing is hidden from a crawler.
Stock ticker widget — frequently asked questions
Does this widget slow down my page?
No. The widget JS is loaded asynchronously (<script async>) and weighs roughly 4-10 KB gzipped depending on the widget. Lighthouse Performance impact is typically < 1 point on mobile.
Is there really no signup or API key required?
Really. The script tag is the entire "install". You don't have an account, we don't track you as a customer, no API key, no email, no credit card.
Can I remove the "via FeedPulse" attribution?
The attribution is what keeps the service free. It's intentionally small and unobtrusive. If you remove it via DOM manipulation, our tamper-proof MutationObserver re-adds it.
Will this widget keep working long-term?
Yes. Our entire mission is to be the reliable, free, hosted replacement for the dozens of free widgets that have shut down in the last 10 years. We're funded by widget distribution itself, so longevity is aligned with our economics.