benchmarks/company news/fastest news index api
independently benchmarked · 300 questions · updated Sep 26, 2026

Fastest News Index API, 2026

Fastest News Index API: Autobound news events leads 4 news index APIs at 160 ms median search time, benchmarked on 300 company-news questions in 2026.

What this page compares. This page ranks measured results from company-news factual lookup (news indexes).

How to read the result. The ranking uses measured time. The score stays beside it.

Company-news factual lookup, news indexes, ranked by median search time

Every row ran the same 300 questions. Provider names link to the official docs for the configuration measured.

RankProviderAccuracyAnswer recall @5Median search time$ / 1k queries$ / 1k correctResult tokensAccuracy / 1k tokensList price
1Autobound news eventsdomain · signal_types=news · signal_subtypes · limit=1030.0%25.0%160 ms$36.23$120.7687934.1$9.50 / 1k credits
2Datahyena company eventsdomain · include=funding|acquisitions|exec_moves5.3%6.7%245 ms$38.17$716.0722238$50.00 / 1k credits
3PredictLeads news_eventsLLM category pick · categories[] · limit=1020.7%20.0%376 ms$40.00$193.5248442.7$40.00 / 1k queries
4Seltz newsscope=news58.3%60.0%386 ms$5.00$8.572,91920.0$5.00 / 1k queries

How the ranking was measured

  • Every API received the same natural-language question about a recent company event, one search per question, up to 10 results.
  • Each answer is a single verifiable value pinned to an official wire or newsroom URL, fixed before any vendor ran.
  • Accuracy is whether the returned results let the same answering model extract the correct value.
  • Latency is the search request time. Cost is the recorded list price for the calls made, per 1,000 queries and per 1,000 correct answers.
  • The runner and published data are open in openbenchmarks-labs/company-news ↗ and openbenchmarks/OB-News-Websearch ↗. The full methodology is on the Company News Search Benchmark →

Questions answered by this comparison

Which provider leads fastest News Index API?

Autobound news events leads this table at 160 ms median search time, on 300 company-news questions.

How was this measured?

Every API received the same natural-language question about a recent company event, one search per question, up to 10 results. Each answer is a single verifiable value pinned to an official wire or newsroom URL, fixed before any vendor ran. Accuracy is whether the returned results let the same answering model extract the correct value. Latency is the search request time. Cost is the recorded list price for the calls made, per 1,000 queries and per 1,000 correct answers.

How should speed and cost be read beside the score?

Autobound news events recorded 160 ms median search time and $36.23 per 1,000 queries. The most accurate configuration is rarely the fastest or the cheapest, so each is reported in its own column.

Do vendors pay to be ranked?

No. Inclusion and rank do not depend on vendor payments. Every API used the same questions, answering model and scoring.

What does this page not test?

This page ranks measured results from company-news factual lookup (news indexes).