Odds and Betting Tools

Odds comparison, positive EV and arbitrage software, bet trackers and research apps that help bettors find better prices.

9 reviews, average score 7.1

All odds and betting tools

Oddschecker homepage with Next Up Racing and a Get £40 In Free Bets When You Bet £10 bannerOddschecker Review: A Free Price Grid That Still Needs a Sanity CheckOddschecker lines up bookmaker prices side by side for football, racing and more at no cost. We checked what the site shows, where its sign-up offers sit and why a best price on screen can still be wrong.Free8.0
Pikkit home page headed All of Your Bets And Friends In One Place, with the Pikkit Bet Tracker app screen beside itPikkit Review: Automatic Bet Syncing Gives an Honest P&L, but No Manual EntryPikkit pulls bets from 30+ sportsbooks and shows real profit and loss with no typing. We look at what the free tier covers, what $29.99 a month Pro adds, and the gaps in syncing.Free, Pro subscription7.6
The Unabated homepage with the headline Every Sharp Started Somewhere over a dark video banner.Unabated Review: A Fair-Line Odds Screen Priced for Serious BettorsUnabated shows what the sharpest books say a bet is worth, from $99 to $799 a month. We went through the plans, the free calculators and the gaps against OddsJam to judge who should pay.Paid subscription, from $99 a month7.3
Outlier homepage with the headline The #1 App for Making Smarter Bets and an NBA player props preview next to a phone viewOutlier Review: A Prop Research App With Real Tools and a Steep Pro PriceOutlier is a player-prop research app, not a sportsbook. We read its plans, free pages and calculators against published reviews to judge who gets value from $19.99 to $79.99 a month.Free tier, paid plans from $19.99 a month7.3
BettingPros Picks and Odds listing on the Apple App Store in a desktop browserBettingPros Review: Free Tools Are Strong, Plus and Elite Are NarrowerBettingPros gives away odds, EV, hit rates and bet tracking free. We priced Plus and Elite, read what they add on props and systems, and asked whether the upgrade beats staying free.Free, Premium subscription7.0
Juice Reel home page headed Bet tracking meets verified picksJuice Reel Review: A Useful Bet Tracker, a Marketplace to Treat CarefullyJuice Reel syncs bets from over 300 sportsbooks and lets bettors sell picks with verified records. We looked at the free tracker, the in-app costs and where verification stops being proof.Free, paid upgrades6.9
OddsJam homepage with the headline 'Proven strategies to win on Kalshi, DraftKings + more' and a 7 days free offerOddsJam Review: Can Positive EV and Arbitrage Bets Pay for the Subscription?OddsJam sells odds screens for arbitrage, middles and positive EV betting at roughly $199 a month. We checked the plans, the tools and the arithmetic a recreational bettor needs to clear.Paid subscription, from about $6.60 a day; 7-day free trial6.9
Action Network homepage with an NFL odds strip showing spreads and a headline about NCAAF spots for Week 10Action Network Review: Is PRO Worth $120 a Year or Is Free Enough?Action Network's free odds screens and bet tracker do most of what a bettor needs. We priced the PRO plans, listed what they add and looked for independent proof they pay off.Free app, PRO from $119.99 a year6.6
RebelBetting homepage headed Turn Sports Betting Into an Investment, with a screenshot of the value bet screenRebelBetting Review: Value Betting Software Priced Against Account LimitsRebelBetting scans 120+ bookmakers for value and sure bets from €69 a month. We checked the plans, the break-even stake volume and what users say about getting limited.From €69/mo billed annually, 14-day free trial6.6