If you need a feed

Data feed

Pre-match, live and results. And a way to check them.

Everything a sportsbook trades on arrives in one feed: odds before the event, odds during it, and the results that settle it. What matters is not the list, it is how it behaves on a busy Saturday, and whether you can watch that happen before you sign anything.

Feed output
PRE Home team v Away team1X2 · opens T−48h 1.953.404.05
LIVE Home team v Away teamNext goal · 63' 2.103.253.60
LIVE Home team v Away teamOU 2.5 · 21' 1.723.804.90
RES Home team v Away teamSettled · full time 2 – 1✓✓

Example output. Fixtures and prices are illustrative.

What arrives

Three streams, one integration.

Before the event

Pre-match

Fixtures, markets and prices published ahead of the event, with opening times you can plan an offer around. Markets are structured so your platform maps them once and keeps that mapping.

  • Scheduled fixture and market creation
  • Price updates through to kick-off
  • Stable market and selection identifiers

During the event

Live

In-play prices and match state through the event, including the suspensions and reopenings that decide whether a live offer is usable. This is the part that is worth watching rather than reading about.

  • In-play price updates and market state
  • Suspension and reopening behaviour
  • Match clock, score and phase

After the event

Results

Result administration with visible status, so your settlement is not waiting on a number nobody can see. Where a result is pending or corrected, that state is explicit rather than silent.

  • Result delivery and settlement status
  • Visible pending and corrected states
  • Administration from the back office

How to check it

Don’t take our word for the stability.

Stability is a claim until you test it. Open the showcase to see how markets suspend and reopen and how prices move. Then ask us for test access and do the same with your own team.

Watch it

A public showcase of our feed output. No login, no betting, open to anyone.

Then test it

Credentials and a technical channel after the call, so your team can check it against your own markets.