Built for Databento
One for each kind of request in your post: a launch, an event and a complex idea made clear. Each one stays inside your brand and stretches it into a new format.
Concept 1 · Launch
A launch needs one message in several formats. A one-pager a seller can send, and a post, a banner and a story for the campaign, all carrying the same ticker wall.
Answers: launches · campaigns · social and display
Your Core Indices launch post: 2,500+ indices, the Cboe Global Indices Feed, the dataset ID, the coverage groups and the plan price. I wrote no new product claims.
Sources: Core Indices launch post · databento.com · Customer story: Double River
Your purple and deep navy, Inter type, white cards and the small coral button. The ticker wall is the only new graphic.
Swap the headline, the three facts and the price band for the next dataset. The wall keeps the same grid.
Core Indices
2,500+ indices.
Sourced from Cboe Global Indices Feed.
Illustrative graphic. Not market data.
From futures to indices, one catalog.
650,000+ symbols
All US equity options exchanges
15 exchanges and 30 ATSs
Over 2,500 spot indices
Up to 15 years and 19 PB of normalized data. Over 3 million active symbols.
590 microseconds. The median latency from matching engine to your application over internet.
“The quality was better than some of the standalone exchange data we'd accessed in the past.”Nelson Griffiths, Double River. From a Databento customer story.
Post · 1080 × 1080
Story · 1080 × 1920
Core Indices
2,500+
indices.
Sourced from Cboe Global Indices Feed.
Illustrative graphic. Not market data.
Dataset ID DBIX.CORE
Get Core Indices ›Plans start at $99/month
Banner · 728 × 90
Core Indices2,500+ indices. Sourced from Cboe Global Indices Feed.
Get Core Indices ›How the kit rolls out
The post and the story carry the headline and the ticker wall to the people who follow you.
The banner keeps the same line in front of readers who have not clicked yet.
The one-pager gives a seller the source, the dataset ID and the plan price on the front.
Concept 2 · Event
An annual quant meetup in Chicago, co-hosted with Architect. One big line people can read across the room, a table banner, a name badge and the slide on the sign in screen.
Answers: event signage · print collateral
Your homepage headline and your quant meetup post: annual, in Chicago, co-hosted with Architect, with a lightning talk and a panel.
Sources: databento.com · Chicago quant meetup post
Deep navy and purple, Inter type, and the bracket mark as the only graphic. At event size, less is easier to read.
Swap the city and the co-host for the next show. The badge, banner and slide keep the same grid.
Backdrop · 10 × 8 ft
The annual quant meetup
Chicago
Quant Meetup
A simpler, faster way to get market data
Table banner · 6 ft table, front panel
Chicago Quant MeetupA simpler, faster way to get market data
Name badge · 3 × 4 in
Quant Meetup · Chicago
Co-hosted with Architect
Sign in slide · 1920 × 1080
Welcome
Chicago
Quant Meetup
Co-hosted with Architect
Sign in
Name and company
Concept 3 · Explainer
One example order book, shown three ways. The same six prices and the same orders become the mbo, mbp-10 and mbp-1 views, from L3 to L1, so you can see what each one keeps and what it drops.
Answers: diagrams and infographics · reusable templates
Your schema names and their definitions, word for word from your docs: mbo (L3), mbp-10 (L2) and mbp-1 (L1). The closing line is from your homepage: build your first application in 4 lines of code. The example book is made up and labeled illustrative.
Sources: Schemas and data formats · databento.com
Navy and white slides, your purple and coral, Inter type, and Inconsolata style mono for prices and schema names.
Swap the book or the schemas for the next explainer. The ladder, the chips and the footer keep the same parts.
Slide 1 · 1920 × 1080
Market data explained
One order book,
order by order.
This is the mbo (L3) view of one example book.
4One chip = one orderThe number is its size.
Asks
Bids
Slide 2 · 1920 × 1080
The three views
Same book, three views.
Every order
Asks
Bids
4One chip = one orderThe number is its size.
One total per price
Asks
Bids
This example has three levels a side. mbp-10 covers up to ten.
Best bid and best ask
Asks
Bids
Filled prices mark the best bid and best ask.
Slide 3 · 1920 × 1080
Schema definitions
Three schemas, defined.
Full order book data, including all buy and sell orders at every price level.
Aggregated book depth with every trade and book update at top ten price levels.
Aggregated book depth with every trade and book update at BBO.
Build your first application in 4 lines of code
Infographic template · 1080 × 1350
Market data explained
One example book,
three ways.
L3
4One chip = one orderThe number is its size.
Asks
Bids
L2
This example has three levels a side. mbp-10 covers up to ten.
Asks
Bids
L1
Best bid and best ask only. Filled prices mark them.
Asks
Bids
Illustrative example. Not market data.
Build your first application in 4 lines of code
databento.comHow the explainer works
Slide 1 shows the book in the mbo view. Slide 2 puts the three views side by side. Slide 3 gives the three definitions.
mbo lists every order at its price. mbp-10 adds the orders up at each price. mbp-1 keeps only the best bid and the best ask.
The infographic uses the same parts as the slides. Swap the title, the three cards and the footer for the next topic.