Prices on the page
Free, then $24, $49, $99 and $199 a month, with Enterprise from $499. One call that returns prices is one request, so you know the bill before you build.
Odds API comparison
OddsJam sells its odds API through a contact form, with no public prices. OddsLink lists every plan on the page, starts free, and gives you all 46 books the day you sign up.
Free, then $24, $49, $99 and $199 a month, with Enterprise from $499. One call that returns prices is one request, so you know the bill before you build.
Betfair and the other exchanges, plus Kalshi and Polymarket, sit next to the sportsbooks on one fixture id, with size typed as a posted limit, resting depth or contracts.
Point Claude, Cursor or Codex at the hosted MCP server and your agent quotes real prices with the book and the time.
Not sure yet? Run a real request without an account, or see which markets each book carries.
Plans differ in how much you can ask for, never in which books you see.
Yes. OddsLink serves odds from 46 sportsbooks, exchanges and prediction markets as JSON, with in-play odds, props, history, a WebSocket feed and an MCP server, on public plans from $0.
Yes. The Free plan gives 1,000 requests a month with all 46 books, and /try/ runs 5 real requests a day with no account.
Yes. Pinnacle is one of the 46 books, on every plan including Free, with moneylines, spreads, totals, alternate lines and period markets.
Yes. Every book comes back in one JSON shape on one fixture id, so comparing prices across sportsbooks, exchanges and prediction markets takes one request per sport. The free calculators at /tools/ cover no-vig prices and middles.
The Free plan gives you 1,000 requests a month across every book.
Facts about OddsJam come from OddsJam's public pages, checked 12 Oct 2026.