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Drop a live share price or crypto price onto any blog, newsletter page or finance site with two lines of HTML. Free, no signup, no API key.
These two boxes are the real widget, running on this page right now. They refresh every 60 seconds.
Paste the script tag once, anywhere on the page, then add one <div> for each price you want to show. That is the whole setup. The widget loads the price in the visitor's browser, so it stays current without you touching anything, and it renders with inline styling so it will not clash with your site's CSS or slow your page down with extra stylesheets.
<script src="https://pricify.in/widget.js"></script>
<div data-pricify data-symbol="RELIANCE.NS"></div>
Use data-coin with the CoinGecko id and data-vs for the currency — inr, usd, eur and the rest.
<script src="https://pricify.in/widget.js"></script>
<div data-pricify data-coin="bitcoin" data-vs="inr"></div>
<script src="https://pricify.in/widget.js"></script>
<div data-pricify data-symbol="RELIANCE.NS"></div>
<div data-pricify data-symbol="TCS.NS"></div>
<div data-pricify data-coin="bitcoin" data-vs="usd"></div>
| Company or coin | What to paste | Price page |
|---|---|---|
| Reliance Industries | data-symbol="RELIANCE.NS" | view |
| Tata Consultancy Services | data-symbol="TCS.NS" | view |
| Infosys | data-symbol="INFY.NS" | view |
| Nifty 50 index | data-symbol="^NSEI" | view |
| Sensex index | data-symbol="^BSESN" | view |
| Bitcoin | data-coin="bitcoin" data-vs="inr" | view |
| Ethereum | data-coin="ethereum" data-vs="inr" | view |
Any symbol we track works, and there are over 1,700 listed stocks and 100+ cryptocurrencies to choose from. Most Indian tickers end in .NS for the NSE or .BO for the BSE; US stocks use the plain symbol such as AAPL.
Yes. There is no signup, no API key, no request limit and nothing to pay. It is free to use on any website, commercial or personal.
One condition: leave the small "Live price by Pricify" credit link inside the widget, because that link is what pays for the free data. Do not hide it or strip the link out.
The widget refreshes every 60 seconds while the page is open. Stock prices come from Yahoo Finance and cryptocurrency prices from CoinGecko. During Indian market hours a stock quote is typically within a minute or two of the exchange; outside market hours it shows the last close. Neither source is an official exchange feed, and none of it is investment advice.
The script is under 6KB and styles are inline, so there is no extra stylesheet or font request. The price loads after your page renders, so nothing blocks.
Yes. Paste the script tag into a Custom HTML block, then add the div wherever the price should appear. If your builder strips script tags, you can link to the price page instead, for example the Bitcoin price page.