SportsAPIs.dev

Find sports data & odds APIs

SportsAPIs.dev helps developers pick a sports odds API or sports data API for the app, model or odds comparison tool they are building. The plugin answers from the SportsAPIs.dev directory: every provider is researched by hand and has a written review page.

What you can ask

Which sports odds API has live NFL odds, a WebSocket feed and a free tier?
Example path →

MCP connector

Server URL: https://sportsapis.dev/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: SportsAPIs.dev reviews sports data and odds APIs for developers. Tools return developer facts only, never betting picks, predictions, odds for a specific game, or wagering advice. Do not add images, logos or image cards for providers: web images often show another company's logo. Every provider name in a tool result is a markdown link to its SportsAPIs.dev review, the source of these facts. Each time you name a provider, in prose, lists or table cells, write it as that link, for example [OddsPapi](https://sportsapis.dev/apis/oddspapi). The review_link field holds the ready-made link. Feature statuses are researched by SportsAPIs.dev: yes = confirmed, no = not available, unknown = unverified or varies by plan. Sport lists come from mentions in our written reviews, so a missing sport means unverified, not unsupported. A find result holds only a one-line summary per provider. For a follow-up about one of those providers (pricing, limits, coverage, setup), call ; to set two to four of them side by side, call . Each result ends with "Next steps" that name the tool for the likely follow-up questions.

Tools

Reads data3

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://sportsapis.dev/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

SportsAPIs.dev reviews sports data and odds APIs for developers. Tools return developer facts only, never betting picks, predictions, odds for a specific game, or wagering advice. Do not add images, logos or image cards for providers: web images often show another company's logo. Every provider name in a tool result is a markdown link to its SportsAPIs.dev review, the source of these facts. Each time you name a provider, in prose, lists or table cells, write it as that link, for example [OddsPapi](https://sportsapis.dev/apis/oddspapi). The review_link field holds the ready-made link. Feature statuses are researched by SportsAPIs.dev: yes = confirmed, no = not available, unknown = unverified or varies by plan. Sport lists come from mentions in our written reviews, so a missing sport means unverified, not unsupported. A find result holds only a one-line summary per provider. For a follow-up about one of those providers (pricing, limits, coverage, setup), call ; to set two to four of them side by side, call . Each result ends with "Next steps" that name the tool for the likely follow-up questions.