Open data

Download the catalog: open data on index funds and pension plans

The same catalogs that power this site, in CSV and JSON, ready to download and use. They are regenerated on every deploy from the same source you see on the fund pages, so there is no parallel copy that can drift out of date.

Index funds and ETFs available from Spain

Records: 219

Factsheet data for each product: provider, index tracked, total expense ratio (TER), ISIN, ticker, currency, domicile, distribution policy, replication method and PRIIPs risk indicator.

Fields included

idnameprovidertypecategoryindexterisintickercurrencydomiciledistributionreplicationriskurl

Indexed pension plans in Spain

Records: 18

Manager, category, whether it is indexed or actively managed, total fee, reference index or portfolio, risk indicator and DGSFP registration number.

Fields included

idnamemanagercategoryindexedterindexrisknumeroRegistrourl

You are free to use them

Free to use in articles, comparisons, academic work, spreadsheets or your own projects. All that is asked is that you cite the source with a link, so whoever reads your work can check the data and see when it was last updated.

Suggested citation

calculadorafondos.com — Index funds and ETFs dataset. https://calculadorafondos.com/datos

Where the data comes from

Each product's TER and ISIN are checked against the provider's own factsheet or prospectus, never against third-party comparisons. Fees last reviewed: 2026-07-11. What is deliberately left out is historical performance: it is an indicative figure for the index, not the fund, and publishing it in a dataset would invite treating it as an official product number.

How we verify the data →

Frequently asked questions

Can I use this data on my site or in an article?+

Yes. Use it freely, citing the source with a link to calculadorafondos.com/datos. No need to ask permission or notify anyone.

How often is it updated?+

It is regenerated on every deploy from the same source that powers the fund pages, so the file you download always reflects the current catalog. Each JSON carries a generatedAt field with the date.

Why is historical performance not included?+

Because the return figure we work with is an indicative number for the reference index, not the fund’s certified net return. On a page it can be given context; in a CSV it would read as an official product figure, which it is not.

Is there an API?+

There is no API with per-product endpoints, but the JSON files are static and can be consumed directly by URL from any script — with the upside that they are cached and have no rate limit.

Does it cover every fund on the market?+

No. It is a curated catalog of products accessible to retail investors from Spain, not an exhaustive registry. If a relevant one is missing, you can say so from the contact page.

The data is provided as is, in good faith that it is correct, but without warranty: the source of truth is always each product’s official factsheet, linked from its page. Educational content, not financial advice.

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