Best for testing

Starter

50K
$40 USD / month

Odds

Requests
50K / month
Streams
150 stream-hours / month
  • All Bookmakers
  • All Markets
  • 60 requests/min
  • Self-serve

Bets

  • Positive EV and arbitrage bets
  • Up to 2 bookmakers
Best value

Builder

2M
$90 USD / month

Odds

Requests
2M / month
Streams
1,500 stream-hours / month
  • All Bookmakers
  • All Markets
  • 300 requests/min
  • Email support

Bets

  • Positive EV and arbitrage bets
  • Up to 6 bookmakers

Live

20M
$250 USD / month

Odds

Requests
20M / month
Streams
6,000 stream-hours / month
  • All Bookmakers
  • All Markets
  • 600 requests/min
  • Priority email

Bets

  • Positive EV and arbitrage bets
  • Up to 15 bookmakers

Pro

75M
$500 USD / month

Odds

Requests
75M / month
Streams
20,000 stream-hours / month
  • All Bookmakers
  • All Markets
  • 1,200 requests/min
  • Priority email plus onboarding

Bets

  • Positive EV and arbitrage bets
  • Up to 50 bookmakers

Scale

Custom
Custom

Odds

Requests
100M+ typical
Streams
Custom
  • All Bookmakers
  • All Markets
  • Custom
  • Dedicated support

Bets

  • Positive EV and arbitrage bets
  • Custom bookmaker access

No surprise overages. Usage is hard-capped by default. Standard endpoints count against the monthly request allowance; large snapshots, historical lookups, aggregate feeds, and support-approved bets endpoints may use separate written limits.

Pricing FAQs

Which bookmakers, sports, racing, leagues, and markets does the Odds API cover?

The coverage page lists the current public catalog across bookmakers, sports, racing, leagues, and recently observed markets. The landing page highlights 100+ bookmakers, sports and racing coverage, 75+ leagues, and 100+ market types, including moneylines, handicaps, totals, team totals, player props, corners, cards, goals, quarters, halves, periods, and innings.

Does odds-api support streaming updates, in-play odds, and historical odds?

SSE and WebSocket update streams are included on every plan, but odds-api does not currently support in-play odds. History is a paid add-on so streaming access and line-movement/backtesting access can be managed separately.

How do developers authenticate requests to the Odds API?

Use the public base URL https://api.odds-api.net/v1 and send your API key from a server-side backend. Keep API keys out of browser-visible code and public repositories. Account pages let users view or rotate their API key.

How does pricing work for odds-api.net?

Pricing is monthly in USD. Plans run from Starter through Pro, streaming updates are included on every plan, history and support-approved bets endpoints are available as add-ons or custom access, and usage is hard-capped by default so there are no surprise overage bills.