Stock Quote
A company's last close, right beside its name
A news story or a blog post names Alphabet or Samsung Electronics, and the reader wants to know the price and whether it moved. Give the widget one ticker and it shows the last session close, the day's change and the date of that session, and readers who want more can go on to the stock's page on InverseOne. The values come from the daily snapshot InverseOne publishes for 120 large caps: 60 in Korea, 30 in the US and 30 in Japan. Korean closes are confirmed later than US and Japanese ones, so every value carries its own session date. It is not a live feed, and it never suggests buying or selling. When the ticker is not covered or the data cannot be fetched, the widget renders nothing. An empty slot beats a wrong price.
Demo
Toyota Motor
A real widget reading the snapshot InverseOne publishes every day. Top: a one-line chip that links to the stock page. Middle: a value with no link, placed inside a sentence. Bottom: a card. Nothing renders when a ticker is not covered or the data cannot be fetched
Integration
Rendering is free. The snippet above works with no site registration and no subscription. data-ticker takes an InverseOne ticker such as GOOGL, 005930 or 7203. data-layout picks one of three shapes: chip is one line that links to the stock page, inline is a value with no link to sit inside your own link row, and card is a box with the 52-week range and, where available, the market cap. With an active subscription, data-attribution="off" removes the Powered by BootSignal line on the card.
Pricing
The embed itself is free. Removing the link on the card is part of a BootSignal subscription ($20 a month or $200 a year, every widget, one domain). See full pricing →