Odds APIs, sportsbook feeds and us
Two kinds of provider sell sports odds to software. Here is what each gives, what it costs and how you start, from their own published pages.
| What you get | Settlement | Price | How you start | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Odds APIs | Many books' prices | Mostly scores, you grade | $30–$500 / month | Self-serve |
| Sportsbook feeds | One line per market | Yes | from ~$5,000 / month | Demo, contract, bank transfer |
| TifoSports | One line per market | Yes, pushed as decided | $750 / month about 85% less | Sign up, pay in crypto |
$750 a month. Sportsbook feeds start around $5,000, with a contract. About 85% less than sportsbook feeds.
Sportsbook feeds
One priced line per market for a sportsbook to offer, scores and settlement. Sold to operators through sales, usually with a contract and a bank transfer.
| Provider | Price | How you start | Settlement |
|---|---|---|---|
| FeedConstruct | From €5,000 a month (published) | Demo request, contract | Market resulting included |
| LSports | Not published | Demo or trial through sales | Results and market settlement included |
| OddsMatrix | Not published | Trial through sales | Settlement included |
| Kambi Odds Feed+ | Not published | Sales | Resulting included |
| TifoSports | $750 a month | Sign up, 14-day trial, pay in crypto | Each market as the match decides it, pushed on the WebSocket |
Odds APIs
Many bookmakers' prices for comparison, arbitrage and models. Cheaper than sportsbook feeds and self-serve, but not built to run a sportsbook on: several prices per market instead of one line, and mostly scores instead of results.
| Provider | Price | How you start | Settlement |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Odds API | About $30–$249 a month (credits) | Self-serve, card | Scores; you grade |
| SportsGameOdds | Free, $99, $299 a month, custom; billed per event | Self-serve, card | Grading by REST once an event is finalized, often up to an hour after the end |
| OddsPapi | About $65–$650 a month for one book and 15 sports | Self-serve; WebSocket by contact | Outcomes graded after full time, by REST per fixture |
From each provider's own pages, checked 11 October 2026. Prices and plans change: check their sites before you decide. If something here has changed, write to info@tifosports.com and we update it.
Which one fits
- You compare prices, find arbitrage or train models: an odds API.
- You run a large regulated sportsbook and need league-licensed data: a sportsbook feed with an enterprise contract.
- You run or start a sportsbook and want the feed without the contract: A sportsbook feed: fixtures, full market lists with pre-match and live odds (each outcome open or suspended as it changes), live scores and stats, and bet settlement (pending, won, lost, void), all on the same ids. REST gives you the whole picture at any moment; the WebSocket pushes each change as it happens (new events and markets, price and status changes, scores and results). Each market is settled as the match decides it, so many settle during play.
Other ways teams use the feed
Sportsbook feed
What a sportsbook needs from a data feed: menu, fixtures, markets with live odds, scores and bet settlement over REST and WebSocket. $750 a month, no contract.
Bet settlement API
Settle bets automatically: each outcome pending, then won, lost or void as the match decides it, pushed on the WebSocket and over REST. No grader to write.
Backup odds feed
Keep your markets open when your main sportsbook feed drops: a second feed with fixtures, markets and odds, scores and settlement, $750 a month, no contract.
Crypto sportsbook feed
A sportsbook feed you pay for in crypto: fixtures, markets and odds, scores and settlement over REST and WebSocket, no bank, no contract, from any country.
Start a sportsbook
What a new sportsbook needs from a data feed, what stays your platform, and how to go from a trial key to live in days, not months.
Odds for bots and apps
Pre-match and live odds, scores and results pushed over WebSocket for Telegram bots, tipster tools and betting apps. A 14-day free trial.