For Vendors

Embed a live DealCharts chart with an iframe, pull deal, fund, and BDC facts as JSON with no API key, or download bulk CSV/JSON from /datasets/ — all CC-BY 4.0.

DealCharts' CMBS, Auto ABS, fund, and BDC data — sourced from SEC EDGAR filings — is already embeddable, queryable, and downloadable, with no login and no API key required.

Here "vendor" means a data or tooling company building something on top of this — not a party role inside a deal (servicers, trustees, and rating agencies each have their own page). DealCharts turns SEC filings — 10-D distribution reports, N-PORT fund holdings, 10-K/10-Q BDC filings — into charts, entity pages, and structured JSON that you can build directly into your own product. Every chart on the site ships an iframe embed; every deal, fund, and BDC has a matching facts file at

/llm/facts/{deal-key}.json

; and full CSV/JSON exports live at

/datasets/

. Nothing requires a login or a key, and everything is licensed CC-BY 4.0, with AI training and retrieval explicitly permitted. Coverage runs to roughly 910 CMBS and Auto ABS deals, 628 funds, and 30+ BDCs — the API's data directory carries the live counts by entity type rather than a number that goes stale here.

What DealCharts has for you

Drop a live chart into your product

Every chart on DealCharts can be embedded as an iframe — the steps are documented at

/docs/embed/

, and a working example sits on the embed test page, which shows the same iframe rendering correctly across WordPress, Ghost, Substack, Medium, and Notion. Take GSMS 2018-GS10's geographic-distribution chart — 22.7% of its pool sits in California

reporting period ending Jun 2026

— it embeds at

/embed/capitalmarkets/abs/cmbs/gsms2018-gs10/geo-state-all/

. Load the optional

embed-widget.js

script on your page and the iframe auto-resizes to its content instead of clipping. Every embed keeps a small "Data from DealCharts" link back to the source page, so the chart stays attributed wherever it's pasted.

Pull the same data as structured JSON

Skip the picture and take the numbers directly: every deal, BDC, and fund has a facts file at

/llm/facts/{deal-key}.json

/llm/facts/bdc-{ticker}.json

, or

/llm/facts/fund/{fund-key}.json

— for example

/llm/facts/bmark2021-b28.json

for Benchmark 2021-B28. The API page documents the pattern, a search endpoint, and the response schema; there's no API key and no published rate limit. Each deal's facts file also carries its counterparty list — DealCharts' underlying counterparty file holds thousands of role-tagged party records (Master Servicer, Trustee, Rating Agencies, Depositor, and more) across deals, browsable from the counterparty hub and the special-servicer index.

Download it in bulk

For batch work rather than per-record calls,

/datasets/

lists CSV and JSON exports by entity type. Sample files already ship in the repo —

bank52023-5yr3.csv

.json

and

ubscm2018-c15.csv

.json

— so you can see the exact shape of a deal record before writing a parser against it.

See what's already built on it

The tools hub is where standalone products built on this data live today. AI Tech & Datacenter CMBS Exposure is one example: paste fund names, tickers, or CUSIPs and it scores that portfolio's exposure to AI, tech, and datacenter themes in commercial real estate, entirely from DealCharts' underlying deal and fund data. It's a working reference for what a vendor tool built on top of the embeds and facts files can look like.

Embed a chart, step by step

Open a deal's chart page — GSMS 2018-GS10's geographic distribution is a real one.

Follow the steps at

/docs/embed/

to get the iframe pointed at

/embed/capitalmarkets/abs/cmbs/gsms2018-gs10/geo-state-all/

Paste the iframe into your CMS — see the exact markup working across platforms on the embed test page.
Optionally load
```
embed-widget.js
```
so the iframe auto-resizes instead of clipping.
Need the numbers instead of the picture? Swap the embed for
```
/llm/facts/gsms2018-gs10.json
```
— same deal, structured JSON.

Licensed for redistribution and AI retrieval

Everything above is CC-BY 4.0 — attribute "Source: DealCharts.org" with a link back and you can embed, redistribute, or retrain on it. If your own tooling or an AI agent needs a single discovery document instead of browsing page by page, start at

/llms.txt

(or the fuller

/llms-full.txt

) for the list of facts endpoints, sitemaps, and dataset paths.

/integrations/

is the human-readable version of the same options — download-and-cite today, a live-embed pilot, and how to reach us about a deeper build.

Looking for a vendor, not our data?

DealCharts is the data source, not a directory of the market's data and service providers. If you're the one hunting for CMBS or ABS analytics vendors, servicers, trustees, or other market-infrastructure tools, TrancheList ↗ is a structured-finance vendor and tool directory built for that search. DealCharts' own

llms.txt

points there too, describing it as a directory for analytics providers, data providers, servicers, trustees, and market infrastructure — the same list this page's data pipes into, just organized by vendor instead of by deal.

Ask Cairn

How do I build on this data?

Tell Cairn where you sit — a CUSIP you hold, or a seat you're sizing up. Cairn does the digging and tailors the answer to your position, every figure tied to the filing it came from.

Email Cairn cairn@cmdrvl.com

01Tell Cairn your firm and the seat you're asking from

02Cairn does the digging

03You get the read for your seat, by email

A pilot — a question or two each, free. Cairn writes back by email, not on the spot; some answers need data dug up or a pipeline built first.

Building a deeper integration than embeds or the public API cover? cmdrvl.com/packages ↗