Hey everyone! We’ve been building pulsescore.net, a live sports odds API designed for developers creating trading bots, arbitrage tools, value-bet scanners, and custom betting dashboards. We’d love to get some honest feedback from people who actively work with odds data.

Current coverage

Bookmakers supported:
Bet365, FanDuel, Bwin, Unibet AU, Paddy Power, BetOnline, PS3838, William Hill, Ladbrokes, DraftKings, Betano DE

Features

• Real-time in-play odds through WebSocket updates (~1–2s refresh)
• Pre-match odds from all bookmakers included in your plan
• Coverage for 14+ sports, including football, tennis, basketball, hockey, American football, cricket, horse racing, and more
• Bet365 currently has the deepest coverage with 50+ available markets per event:
  • 1X2
  • Asian Handicap
  • Over/Under
  • BTTS
  • Correct Score
  • and others

One thing we focused on was consistency; every bookmaker uses the same response structure. Switching between providers is as simple as changing the endpoint (/bet365, /fanduel, /bwin, /ps3838, etc.).

Supports both REST and WebSocket APIs with simple X-Secret header authentication.

Pricing

• Free - 500 requests/month
• Starter (€20/mo) - 30k requests/month
• Pro (€79/mo) - unlimited requests + 1 WebSocket connection (includes 7-day trial)
• Max (€149/mo) - unlimited requests + 3 WebSocket connections, multi-sport support, /all and /count endpoints

The free trial is fully usable for testing and experimentation, no credit card required.

If anyone’s compared similar services like OddsAPI, TheOddsAPI, or RapidAPI-based feeds, we’d be interested to hear where you think we can improve. Happy to answer questions about latency, market depth, reliability, or integrations.