Every book from day one
TheRundown's free plan carries DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM. OddsLink Free carries all 46 books, Pinnacle, exchanges and prediction markets included.
Odds API comparison
TheRundown counts data points, every price row it returns, and keeps most books off its free plan. OddsLink counts one request per call and gives every plan all 46 books.
TheRundown's free plan carries DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM. OddsLink Free carries all 46 books, Pinnacle, exchanges and prediction markets included.
A data point is one returned price row, so a board full of alternate lines spends a data point for every price on it. On OddsLink that board is one request.
OddsLink's WebSocket feed is a $99 add-on from the $49 Growth plan and included on Business. TheRundown starts WebSocket at Ultra, $399 a month.
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. Both serve odds as JSON with history, push and an MCP server. OddsLink puts all 46 books on every plan and bills one request per call instead of per price row.
OddsLink Free gives 1,000 requests a month with all 46 books. TheRundown Free gives 200,000 data points a month with 3 sportsbooks and pre-match odds only.
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.
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