About SportsAPIs.dev

Every entry starts with the provider's own documentation and pricing page. We record what each plan includes, which sportsbooks and sports it covers, and how the data arrives. Where a provider gives us a test key, we call the API ourselves. Featured partners give us top-tier access for about a month before we write their review.

What the Glance Card Shows

The glance card at the top of each review sums up the entry. Each pill is one feature, such as the free tier, live odds, closing odds, Bet365 or Pinnacle coverage, same-game parlays, WebSocket push and MCP servers. Green means available. Amber means unverified or dependent on the plan. Crossed out means not available. The dollar signs show the price range: one sign means about $20 a month, and five mean $1,000+ a month. The homepage cards use the same pills, so a review and its directory card always show the same status.

How Often We Check Again

Pricing pages change often. We check an entry's pricing and features again when a provider ships a change, when a reader reports one in Discord, and when we refresh its review. Each review shows the date of its last update.

A directory listing is free. Any provider can submit its API through the Partner With Us form. We check the basics, and the listing usually goes live within a few days.

Featured Partners get priority placement at the top of the directory, a Featured badge, and a written Our Take on their review. In return, they pay us a referral commission on the signups that we send them, and they give us a trial key so that the review reflects real testing.

Some links to provider sites carry our referral codes. If you sign up through one of them, the provider may pay us a commission, at no extra cost to you. We mark those links as sponsored in the page code.

Referral deals decide who appears in the Featured sections. They do not decide the facts. The pricing, coverage and feature pills in every review record what we found in the provider's docs and in our own tests, and we correct them when a provider or a reader shows us an error.

Our Discord community has 1,300+ developers, plus several API providers who answer questions directly. Use it to ask which API fits a project, to report a pricing change, or to get help with an integration.

JediBets is our sister site: an odds comparison tool and player props screener for bettors.

We publish the directory in machine-readable form, too. Our MCP server at https://sportsapis.dev/mcp is read-only, needs no key, and offers three tools: find_sports_apis, compare_sports_apis and get_sports_api_details. The setup guide shows how to connect it to Claude, Cursor, VS Code or ChatGPT.

For crawlers and answer engines, llms.txt summarizes the site, and directory.json holds every provider with its feature statuses. Both update with each deploy.

Email info@sportsapis.dev with corrections, partnership questions or anything else. Providers can also use the partner form, and everyone is welcome in the Discord. We usually reply within a few days.