Pyth closed September at $11.5M ARR.
That is a 10.6% month-over-month increase from August, with paid subscriptions now running above the previous $10.4M annualized pace.
The growth came with a wider product footprint: 129,265 monthly active users in Pyth Terminal, 3,811+ symbols in the Pyth Pro catalog, more indices live, and a major step forward for the Pyth Data Marketplace.
Pyth Terminal MAU grew 44.1% in September as market-data discovery kept moving into a self-serve workflow.
The most-viewed feeds were led by continuous commodity and metal pricing: Gold Index, PythOil Index, 1 Ounce Gold Index, Silver Index, and Natural Gas Index.
That pattern matters because the strongest discovery is no longer only around crypto feeds. Users are exploring markets that traditionally close, pause, or fragment across venues, and evaluating how those markets can be priced continuously.
September also brought approval to distribute Nasdaq Basic, Nasdaq’s real-time quote and trade product for U.S. equities.
That gives institutional market data another path into software-driven financial applications, trading venues, fintech platforms, and blockchain apps.
Pyth Indices expanded across U.S. and Asian equities, ETFs, metals, commodities, and energy, with new additions including Amazon, Meta, Coinbase, Palantir, Oracle, Samsung, SK Hynix, SanDisk, WTI 1M, Brent 1M, Henry Hub Gas 1M, and 1 Ounce Gold.
September showed the model widening across products: Pyth Pro for self-serve discovery, Pyth Indices for continuous real-world market pricing, and the Data Marketplace for exchange-originated and specialist datasets.
The price of everything is becoming something teams can explore, access, and build with.
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