Source: https://tesseralytics.dev/blog/hyperliquid-data-providers [← Blog](https://tesseralytics.dev/blog) Comparison 9 September 2026 # Best Hyperliquid data providers (2026) Compare the seven Hyperliquid data providers — Tessera Analytics, L1 Ticks, 0xArchive, CoinGlass, Pinax, Moon Dev and FundingPulse — side by side, and find the right CoinGlass or L1 Ticks alternative for your workflow. There isn’t one best Hyperliquid data provider — the right choice depends on what you’re building. Tessera Analytics ships clean, model-ready, order-flow-enriched Hyperliquid datasets, self-serve from $29/mo; L1 Ticks and 0xArchive sell raw order-level data for quants who build their own features; CoinGlass is a free dashboard with a paid API. This guide matches each provider to a use case. ## The field, side by side | Provider | Price | What they sell | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Tessera Analytics (that’s us) | Free tier; Pro $29/mo | Clean, model-ready, order-flow-enriched Hyperliquid datasets (1m OHLCV, hourly funding, hourly positioning), via a self-serve REST API and Parquet. | The order-flow layer raw-data sellers make you build yourself. | | L1 Ticks | Paid subscriptions (10-perp archive, historical batches, BTC high-frequency tier); free = Kaggle samples | Raw Hyperliquid order flow — fills, L2 book snapshots, funding; standard 10-perp dataset as Zstd-compressed Parquet files. | Closest direct competitor. Raw data for quants who engineer their own features — no built-in signals. | | 0xArchive | — | L2 + L4 order-level Hyperliquid/HIP-3 data (per-order, cancels, lifecycle), 180+ builder markets; core-perp history to Apr 2023. | Deep raw microstructure + heavy technical blog. | | Pinax / The Graph Token API | — | Hyperliquid open-interest time series via the Graph Token API. | High-authority infra provider — OI is their strong suit. | | CoinGlass | Free; API from $29/mo | Free web dashboard — Hyperliquid futures vol/OI/pairs; paid multi-exchange API with Hyperliquid whale/wallet/positioning endpoints. | Generalist positioning platform — not Hyperliquid-native datasets. | | Moon Dev Data Layer API | Paid (bundled into the membership — no free tier shown on site) | Trading-course/bot ecosystem; a Hyperliquid data layer + liquidation data API (prices/funding/OI, OHLCV, tick) sold as part of its paid all-access membership. | Data overlaps part of the catalog, but it’s an add-on to a course business, not a self-serve data product. | | FundingPulse (Apify) | Cheap / pay-per-event | Real-time funding/OI across 6 exchanges incl. Hyperliquid. | “CoinGlass alternative.” Commodity multi-exchange funding. | Provider positioning and prices as published by each vendor — checked July 2026, re-checked September 2026 (CoinGlass, Pinax, 0xArchive, FundingPulse, Moon Dev). L1 Ticks’ site was unreachable at the re-check, so its entry reflects July 2026 and omits specifics we could not re-verify. Dash marks no public list price. Check the vendor before you buy — prices move. For completeness, the rest of the field: **thunderhead-labs’ `hyperliquid-stats`** is a free, open-source stats API for funding and OI — self-hostable OSS more than a product. And the generalists — **CoinAPI, Kaiko** — sell broad multi-exchange coverage at enterprise prices, with Hyperliquid as one line item. ## The providers in one line - **Tessera Analytics** — clean, order-flow-enriched datasets through a self-serve API, from $29/mo. - **L1 Ticks** — raw fills, L2 snapshots and funding for 10 perp markets as Parquet files; built for quants who engineer their own features. - **0xArchive** — the deepest raw microstructure: L2/L4 order-level data across 180+ HIP-3 builder markets, with core-perp history back to Apr 2023 and a strong technical blog. - **Pinax / The Graph** — open-interest time series through the Token API; the easy path if your stack already speaks The Graph. - **CoinGlass** — the free dashboard everyone checks; its paid API covers Hyperliquid positioning, but it’s a generalist multi-exchange platform. - **Moon Dev** — a course/bot ecosystem whose Hyperliquid data layer is bundled into its paid membership; overlaps part of the catalog. - **FundingPulse** — cheap real-time funding and OI across six exchanges via Apify. ## How to choose Pick by the job in front of you: - **“I want to look at Hyperliquid funding and open interest.”** CoinGlass — free and instant. For data inside your own code, CoinGlass sells a paid multi-exchange API (from $29/mo) with Hyperliquid whale/wallet/positioning endpoints; Hyperliquid-native alternatives are Tessera Analytics for clean datasets, Pinax for OI on The Graph, and FundingPulse for cheap real-time funding across exchanges. - **“I’m prototyping and want free data.”** L1 Ticks’ Kaggle samples or thunderhead-labs’ open-source stats API — free gets you started; depth and history are what you pay for. - **“I’m a quant building my own features from raw events.”** L1 Ticks or 0xArchive — this is the case where the raw sellers are genuinely the best fit. - **“I want clean, model-ready data without building the feature layer.”** Tessera Analytics. If you like raw L1 Ticks-style data but would rather not build the order-flow enrichment yourself — the buy/sell split, CVD, fees, PnL, funding alignment — that gap is exactly where we sit: the L1 Ticks alternative, at a self-serve price. - **“I need many exchanges under one contract.”** The generalists (CoinAPI, Kaiko). You pay enterprise pricing for breadth you may not need. ## Where Tessera Analytics fits Tessera Analytics is the order-flow layer: clean, model-ready, order-flow-enriched Hyperliquid datasets (1-minute OHLCV, hourly funding, hourly positioning), served through a self-serve REST API and Python SDK. The free tier gets you started on the majors; Pro ($29/mo) unlocks the full catalog — including HIP-3 builder-perp markets like `xyz:NVDA`. Browse what’s actually in the catalog, or check the current price — then decide with the table above. 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