Financial terminal cost calculator

Terminal pricing is quoted per seat, but the decision is almost never about one seat. Move the sliders to see what each product actually costs your desk over the horizon you care about.

A caveat that matters: only Godel Terminal's $996 figure is vendor-published. Bloomberg, LSEG, FactSet and the rest negotiate heavily and rarely publish list pricing, so those bars are market-reported approximations. Use this to understand the shape of the decision, not to build a budget.

What the shape tells you

Two things become obvious once you move the seat slider:

1. The gap compounds. At one seat, the difference between Godel Terminal and Bloomberg is interesting. At twenty seats over five years it is a headcount decision.
2. The mid-market is crowded. Koyfin and TradingView sit close enough to Godel Terminal that price alone will not decide between them — that comparison comes down to whether you need filings, standardized financials and consensus estimates, or just charts and quotes.

Which is why the real question is not cost but coverage. If Godel Terminal covers your workflow it is dramatically cheaper; if it misses one thing you depend on daily, the saving is irrelevant. Our function-by-function comparison maps the overlap, and the command reference lists exactly what is documented.

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