Which data sources does Zola pull from?

The page lists central banks like the Federal Reserve and ECB, exchanges like NYSE and NASDAQ, and organizations like the IMF, World Bank, and OECD.

Can teams collaborate on reports?

Yes, live collaborative reports auto-update across team members.

What interface does it use?

A natural-language query interface that returns charts and tables.

Where is pricing listed?

The page directs users to a /pricing route for details.

Zola Analytics: Turn financial data into instant charts and reports using simple language

What is Zola Analytics?

Zola Analytics is a financial data platform that produces charts and reports from natural-language questions. It aggregates data from over 50 institutional sources including the Federal Reserve, ECB, NYSE, NASDAQ, IMF, and World Bank, then lets analysts and advisors query that pool conversationally. Live reports auto-update across team members.

Why Zola Analytics works

A finance analyst's day often runs through three or four data terminals to assemble one report, and that report goes stale the next morning. Zola pulls those sources behind a single conversational query layer and produces live reports that refresh automatically, so the analyst spends the day on interpretation rather than data pulls.

Zola Analytics features

Natural language queries. Type a question in plain English and Zola produces a chart or table from connected sources.
50 plus institutional data sources. Aggregates central bank, stock exchange, and international organization data sources into one query layer.
AI agents. Automates analyst workflows like data collection and research summarization.
Live collaborative reports. Reports update automatically across teammates so distributed teams see the same numbers.
Custom themes and formatting. Chart customization keeps outputs aligned with client-facing report standards.

Who Zola Analytics is for

Wealth advisors preparing client review decks that need charts on macro indicators and portfolios.
Buy-side analysts at small funds that cannot justify a Bloomberg terminal for every seat.
Investment ops teams centralizing research so analysts stop emailing one-off chart requests.
Independent finance researchers and Substack writers producing recurring market reports.

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