Free market watch widget for your website

The market watch widget is a live quote table for the markets section of a site: one row per instrument, with last price or bid and ask, spread, daily change and a sparkline. It suits broker landing pages, financial media and investor pages that follow a basket of instruments. Build it below with up to 30 rows and paste one script tag into your HTML.

How to embed the quote table

Plain HTML

Copy the snippet and paste it into the page template where the table should sit, for example inside the container of your markets section. The script draws an iframe that takes the full container width and grows by one row height per instrument.

WordPress

In the block editor, add a Custom HTML block to the page or post, paste the snippet and switch to Preview to see the table. In a classic theme the same code goes into a Custom HTML widget in a sidebar or footer area.

Tilda and Webflow

In Tilda, use the T123 HTML block and paste the code; the table appears once the page is published. In Webflow, drag an Embed element into the section, paste the snippet and publish: the Designer canvas shows only a placeholder.

About the market watch widget

The market watch widget puts a quote table on any website. Pick the instruments you need - US stocks, crypto pairs, forex, metals, commodities, indices or bonds - and choose the columns. The table shows live prices for crypto, forex and metals and delayed quotes for stocks and indices, with bid, ask and spread where a market is quoted on both sides, plus daily change and a sparkline for each row.

Everything is configured above. The preview is the real widget, not a mock-up, so what you see is what your visitors get. When the layout looks right, copy the snippet and drop it anywhere in your HTML: it is a single script tag that mounts an iframe, so it cannot clash with your styles or your framework.

The widget is responsive by default and follows the width of its container. Colors, accent and locale are yours to set, and the light theme is built in for pages on a light background. Stock, index, commodity and bond prices on the free tier carry a 15-minute delay; crypto, forex and metals are real time.

Market watch widget: questions

What are the Free limits of the market watch widget?

The free market watch table holds up to 30 instruments and five optional columns: bid, spread, ask, daily change and sparkline. It refreshes about every 15 seconds and carries a small by FinaQuotes line under the last row. For more rows, put a second table on the page or ask about Pro.

Why do some rows show a dash in the spread column?

A dash in the spread column means the instrument is quoted with a single last price rather than a bid and an ask. On Free, two-sided quotes come for forex and spot metals; crypto, indices, commodities and bonds have a last price only, and stocks are delayed 15 minutes with bid equal to ask. Pro adds live bid and ask for US stocks.

Does the table count as content of my page for SEO?

No, the free market watch table is not indexed as part of your page: it renders inside an iframe, which search engines treat as a separate document. It neither adds text to your page nor takes any away. On Pro the table is built natively into your markup, so the prices become part of the page itself.

Can I remove the by FinaQuotes line from the table?

The attribution line can be removed only on Pro. On Free it is the condition of use and stays visible under the table. Pro also brings real time on every asset class and your own fonts and palette.