Everything your sportsbook needs from a feed
Fixtures, markets with live odds, scores and settlement, in one self-serve API. $750 a month, no contract.
Everything your sportsbook needs from a feed
Fixtures, markets with live odds, scores and settlement, in one self-serve API.
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A menu
Sports, countries and leagues in menu order
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Event pages
Full market lists, with the order and groups to lay them out
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Prices that move
Pre-match and live odds pushed on the WebSocket
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When not to take a bet
Each outcome open or suspended, pushed, and a feed status
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Checking a bet slip
Price and status of each leg, right before you accept
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Scoreboards
Score, period, clock and sport-shaped stats
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Paying out
Pending, then won, lost or void as the match decides it, pushed
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Undoing a payout
A withdrawn result, then the new one
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Postponed and abandoned
The event lifecycle, one id from pre-match to live
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Coming back after a drop
Sequence numbers and "changed since" catch-up
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Testing before you pay
A 14-day free trial of full Pro, from your first API call
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Starting
A key at signup, docs, sample clients, no contract
The feed is the data, not the platform: bet placement, the bet slip, wallets, payments, risk, cash-out and bet builder stay with your sportsbook platform. Building a sportsbook on the feed →
What a sportsbook feed is
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.
It is a different product from an odds API. An odds API resells many bookmakers' prices so you can compare them; a sportsbook feed gives one priced line per market for you to offer, tells you when not to take a bet, and tells you who won.
How a sportsbook uses it
- Build the menu from sports, countries and leagues, in the order the feed sends them.
- List events with their main markets, then the full market list on the event page, laid out by group and columns.
- Stay live on the WebSocket: markets, prices, scores and results arrive as they change. REST loads a snapshot and catches up after a drop.
- Accept bets safely: ask the price and status of every leg of a slip right before you accept, and again after your in-play delay.
- Pay out on each result row, once, by its id; undo a payment when a result is withdrawn.
The sportsbook guide walks through each step with the calls to make.
What it costs
$750 a month. Sportsbook feeds start around $5,000, with a contract. That is about 85% less than sportsbook feeds. Your first 14 days are full Pro, free from your key's first API call, so you build and test on every real match before you pay.
No contract, no demo call, no minimum term. Sign up, get a key, start a 14-day free trial of full Pro from your first API call, pay in crypto by the month or the year.
Look first
Watch the live odds and the latest settled results on the site, no signup.
Read the docs
Quick start, every endpoint with examples, the WebSocket messages, settlement and recovery.
Not the platform
The feed is the data, not the platform: bet placement, the bet slip, wallets, payments, risk, cash-out and bet builder stay with your sportsbook platform.
| What you get | Settlement | Price | How you start | |
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| 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 |
Other ways teams use the feed
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.