One API, three ways in.

Pricing & billing FAQ

Is there a free plan?

Not for current data. A free sandbox key reads a fixed sample of past matches (2,000 requests, no card), so you can build against real responses before you pay. The live demo needs no account at all.

What if I subscribe and it turns out not to fit?

Your first payment, monthly or yearly, is covered by a 14-day money-back guarantee: email us within 14 days of it and we'll refund it in full, as long as the account has made fewer than 1,000 requests and no more than 20 bulk-export requests since. That is enough to find out whether it fits, not enough to take the archive and leave. Billing errors on our side are always refunded. If you're buying as a consumer you also have a legal right to cancel within 14 days of signing up. The full policy is on our refunds page.

Can I show this data on my site?

Inside your own product, yes, on Standard and Pro: dashboards, tools, articles and bots that your users see. Publishing a substantial part of it, such as every stat for a match or a player on public pages, needs Pro and a “Data: esportsodds.gg” credit link. The odds line and a few profile fields are never for display (the list is in the docs). Supplying the data to others as a feed, file or API needs a data licence.

Can I change plan later?

Yes, from Plan & billing. Moving to a higher price applies at once, with the unused part of your current period credited. Moving to a lower price, or from yearly to monthly, applies when the period you have paid for ends.

Can I cancel a yearly plan?

Yes, at any time: it stops the next renewal, and we email you at least 14 days before a yearly plan renews. Yearly plans are not paused.

Can I poll often enough to keep up with the odds?

For one endpoint, yes: polling the odds every 90 seconds (our own refresh interval) is about 28,800 requests a month, inside the 50,000 requests a month that Standard includes. Two endpoints on that timer would not fit. The WebSocket is the better tool on either plan: it pushes every odds and score change as it happens, costs no request quota at all, and is included. The full arithmetic is in the rate-limits documentation.

What if I go over my monthly requests?

Requests beyond the quota return 429 until the next calendar-month reset. Nothing is billed automatically. If you are hitting the cap regularly, Pro includes 150,000 requests a month, and for more than that contact us.

Does the WebSocket use up my quota?

No. Nothing about the WebSocket draws on your allowance: not minting the short-lived ticket, not opening the connection, and not the push messages you receive over it. The only WebSocket limit is how many connections you may hold at once (5 on either plan). Sustained freshness is what the stream is for; polling the REST endpoints on a fast timer is what the request quota is for.