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OddsBlaze Review

OddsBlaze gives your code standard odds from many sportsbooks, plus same game parlay pricing.

Fact checked on Oct 29, 2026

OddsBlaze homepage
OddsBlaze's homepage, captured Oct 30, 2026

Quick Facts

Type
Data API
Pricing
  • Plan 1: $299/month (300 requests/minute, 30 SGP requests/minute, push feed)
  • Plan 2: $999/month (2,000 requests/minute, 200 SGP requests/minute, line movement, push feed)
Getting access
Sign up online and get a key
How data is sent
REST (you ask for data), Server-sent events (live stream)
Update speed (their claim)
sub-second latency
Player props
Yes
Historical odds
Yes
Prediction markets
Yes
Cancellation
Cancel the renewal from your online account page or by contacting support
Operator
Ablaze Media Inc.

What OddsBlaze Is

OddsBlaze gives your code odds from many sportsbooks (betting sites). An API is a way for your code to ask a service for data. OddsBlaze says it makes the data look the same across every book and market. That saves you cleanup work.

It also prices same game parlays. A same game parlay joins several bets from one game into one bet. Its pages also show data from prediction markets, which are sites where people trade on whether events will happen. Kalshi and Polymarket are two examples.

Who OddsBlaze Is For

This is for builders who want to sign up on their own. Think of a coder making an odds screen, a bettor with a model, or a small company that needs live prices. The pages show main lines, player props, futures and past odds.

It is likely not for you if you only want a free taste. The pages show paid plans, and the free button gives no trial terms. Check the table above before you decide.

How It Works

  • Pick a plan. You sign up on the site. The pages show plans with different limits.
  • Get a key. An API key is a private code that proves who you are. Your code sends it with each call.
  • Pull or stream. REST means your code asks for data each time. SSE is a live stream that sends you changes. OddsBlaze offers both.
  • Read the docs. It has public docs that show you what to call.
  • Use the extras. You can build same game parlays and look at trending ones. Both plans include rewind, closing line value and opening line value data. Closing line value shows how your price compares to the last price before a game starts.

What comes back is odds in one standard shape, so books are easy to compare.

What to Weigh Before You Pay

Rate limits. A rate limit is how often you can ask. Each plan has one. The higher plan lets you ask more often. A busy app can hit the lower limit fast.

Parlay limit. Same game parlay calls have their own lower limit on each plan. If parlays are your main use, check this first.

Line movement. This is listed on the higher plan only. Line movement shows how a price changed over time. If you need it, plan for the bigger cost.

Speed. OddsBlaze says it updates in real time. That is its claim. Test the speed for the sports you care about.

Cancel. The terms say you can cancel the renewal from your account page or by asking support. Read the terms for refund rules.

See the table above for prices and limits.

Bottom Line

OddsBlaze fits builders who want self-serve access, props and parlay pricing in one feed. If you need line movement or heavy parlay use, look closely at the higher plan. If you want to try it for free first, ask about that before you pay.

What Users Say

Across 10 recent posts on X we collected. People with a problem post more often, so read this as a sample of complaints and praise, not a score:

Positive60%
Mixed0%
Negative40%

The split only counts real opinions about OddsBlaze. We leave out ads and the company's own posts.

What OddsBlaze Says It Offers

This is what OddsBlaze says, with links to where it says it. We haven't checked these by using it.

  • Same game parlay builder plus trending and historical parlays source
  • Rewind, closing line value (CLV) and opening line value (OLV) data source
  • Line movement data (Plan 2) source
  • Standardized data across sportsbooks and markets source
  • Sportsbook coverage pages for books including DraftKings, FanDuel, Circa, bet365, BetMGM, Caesars, PrizePicks, Kalshi and Polymarket source

OddsBlaze FAQ

What Is OddsBlaze?

OddsBlaze gives your code standard odds from many sportsbooks, plus same game parlay pricing.

How Does OddsBlaze Work?

You pick a plan and get a key. Your code sends the key with each call. You can pull data each time you ask, or open a live stream that sends you changes.

Is OddsBlaze Legit?

OddsBlaze is a real product run by Ablaze Media Inc. It sells sports betting data to developers and businesses. It does not take bets.

How Much Does OddsBlaze Cost?

OddsBlaze has Plan 1 at $299/mo and Plan 2 at $999/mo (checked Oct 29, 2026 on oddsblaze.com).

Is OddsBlaze Free?

No. Plans start at $299/mo.

Is OddsBlaze Worth It?

Worth it for builders who want to sign up on their own and need props and parlay prices. The catch is that the free button has no stated trial terms.

How Do I Get a OddsBlaze API Key?

Sign up on OddsBlaze's site and it gives you a key.

Does OddsBlaze Have Player Props?

Yes. OddsBlaze says it offers player props.

Does OddsBlaze Have Historical Odds?

Yes. OddsBlaze says it offers historical odds.

How Does OddsBlaze Send Data?

OddsBlaze lists a REST API and a server-sent events stream. A live stream sends you changes as they happen, so you don't have to keep asking.

How Do I Cancel OddsBlaze?

OddsBlaze's terms say: Cancel the renewal from your online account page or by contacting support (checked Oct 29, 2026 on oddsblaze.com).

Who Owns OddsBlaze?

OddsBlaze is run by Ablaze Media Inc (checked Oct 29, 2026 on oddsblaze.com).

What Are the Best OddsBlaze Alternatives?

Tools that do a similar job include Betstamp API, OpticOdds and PredictionData.io.

OddsBlaze Alternatives

Betstamp API

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OpticOdds

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PredictionData.io

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The Odds API

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How We Made This Review

We checked every fact above on OddsBlaze's own site. The pages we used are listed below. We haven't used OddsBlaze ourselves yet, so this review tells you about the tool, not our results with it. Prices change, so check OddsBlaze's site before you pay. How we review · How We Make Money

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