From $0 to Unlimited

A single request is counted as 1 each time you make a call to our API regardless of how much data was returned. An object represents the top-level items returned in a request. So for example if you make a call to the /events endpoint and it returns 10 events, that counts as 10 objects. Unlike other APIs which charge you for each odds market + bookmaker returned, SportsGameOdds lets you get as many odds and bookmakers as you want and only charges you once per game.

This depends heavily on your use case. Here are broad rules of thumb: A few hundred to a few thousand objects for local development. Tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands for small personal projects. Hundreds of thousands for production apps serving real customers. Millions for production apps that sync data frequently across many leagues. Check the /account/usage endpoint to track your current usage.

Our pricing model charges per event, not per market or bookmaker. A single NBA game with 100 markets across 20 bookmakers costs 1 object with SportsGameOdds vs. potentially 2,000 units with per-market-per-bookmaker pricing. This means 60-80% lower costs, predictable billing, and no need to optimize which data you fetch.

Rate limits vary by plan tier. The free Amateur plan includes 10 requests/min and 2,500 objects/month. Paid plans (Rookie, Pro, AllStar) offer progressively higher limits up to unlimited. Check your current usage with the /account/usage endpoint.

You'll receive a 429 Too Many Requests error. Rate limits reset at the start of each interval. To handle this: wait and retry, check which limit you hit using /account/usage, optimize requests using filters to reduce object count, or upgrade your plan if consistently hitting limits. The response includes a Retry-After header indicating when to retry.

Call the /account/usage endpoint. It returns your current request counts and object counts across all rate limit intervals (per-minute, per-hour, per-month). This endpoint doesn't count against your rate limits.

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