Genius Sports Data & Odds APIs combine event data with prices generated using models and trading expertise. The product page explicitly includes pre-match, in-play and Bet Builder markets.
The headline competition portfolio is not a blanket entitlement. Agree the licensed competitions, territory, message coverage and use of prices within the operator’s own trading process.
Who should explore it?
Sportsbooks sourcing sporting-event information and compiled betting prices.
Source pre-match and live prices
Add event data and Bet Builder coverage
Documented capabilities
Sports data
Pre-match odds
In-play odds
Bet Builder markets
Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.
Product details
Product role
Sports event data and compiled odds for pre-match, in-play and Bet Builder markets.Source
Delivery and integration
API/feed delivery; detailed protocol, onboarding and entitlement require confirmation.Source
Pricing and packaging
No public rate card was found on the reviewed product page. Request terms for the required scope.Source
Scope and coverage
Selected competitions and market types; content rights must be scoped.Source
Pre-match scope
Pre-match markets are explicitly included; the competition and market entitlement must be agreed.Source
Live-odds scope
In-play markets are explicitly included; exact sports, market types and event rights require the contracted schedule.Source
Bet Builder scope
Bet Builder markets are explicitly listed. Eligible selections, combinations and betting phases require confirmation.Source
Data phase
Data and prices support pre-match and in-play betting; historical-data availability is not established here.Source
Delivery & commercial details
Delivery & integration
API/feed delivery; detailed protocol, onboarding and entitlement require confirmation.Source
Pricing
No public rate card was found on the reviewed product page. Request terms for the required scope.Source
Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.