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Props.Cash Review

Props.Cash is a player prop research tool that shows player stats, hit rates, trends, correlations and prop line comparisons across sportsbooks and DFS pick'em sites.

★★★★★★★★★★4.8from 7,961 App Store ratings

Facts checked Oct 29, 2026 against props.cash

Props.Cash homepage
Props.Cash's homepage, captured Oct 29, 2026

Quick facts

Type
Props research
Checked Oct 29, 2026 on props.cash
Pricing
  • All Sports Monthly: $19.99/month
  • All Sports Annual: $199.99/year
  • NBA Pass: $99.99/year
Checked Oct 29, 2026 on apps.apple.com
Free trial
7-day free trial
Checked Oct 29, 2026 on apps.apple.com
Platforms
Web, iOS, Android, Discord
Checked Oct 29, 2026 on props.cash
Cancellation
Cancel anytime via Manage Billing > Cancel Subscription
Checked Oct 29, 2026 on props.cash
Operator
12865033 Canada Inc.
Checked Oct 29, 2026 on props.cash
App Store rating
4.8 ★★★★★★★★★★
7,961 ratings, checked Oct 29, 2026 on apps.apple.com

What Props.Cash is

Props.Cash is a research tool for player prop bets. A player prop is a bet on one player's stat, such as points or yards, rather than on who wins the game. The tool shows a player's data next to the current line so you can judge whether the line looks reasonable.

It covers stats, hit rates, trends, correlated props and line comparisons across sportsbooks, prediction markets and daily fantasy pick'em sites. The vendor says it helps bettors make better prop bets using relevant analytics. It does not claim to pick winners.

Who Props.Cash is for

Props.Cash fits prop bettors who research player trends before they bet. If you like checking how often a player has cleared a line, and how other props move when that line goes over, this tool covers that.

It also suits bettors who play across sportsbooks and pick'em sites and want to compare lines in one place. The listed sports include football, basketball, hockey, baseball and college sports.

It is probably not for you if you want a full odds screen of every market, or a service that tells you what to bet. The site says its daily trends are examples and should not be tailed blindly. If you mostly bet game sides and totals, a prop-focused tool will give you less.

How it works

The workflow runs from research to line comparison:

  • Browse a large set of player prop lines across sports in real time.
  • Compare a player's data against the current prop line to see how often it would have hit.
  • Explore correlated props, which show how often other props hit when a player's line goes over.
  • Follow live prop tracking, with leaderboards, play-by-play and progress bars that show how close each line is to hitting.
  • Look at expected value plays, which use real-time data and odds analysis to point out prices that look attractive. Our EV calculator shows the idea behind that.
  • Compare prop lines across books to find the price you prefer.

The product works on the web, on iOS and Android, and through a Discord bot.

What to weigh before subscribing

Pricing structure. The vendor sells all-sport access and a single-sport pass. Check the at-a-glance table above for current pricing and trial terms rather than relying on a promo banner. Promos come and go, so treat them as temporary.

Trial and refunds. A trial is advertised in the app store listing. The terms provide refunds of prepaid fees only if you end the agreement for cause. Outside that, expect not to get money back. You can cancel at any time from the billing menu, so cancel before a renewal if you want out.

Research is not a result. Hit rates look at the past. A prop that hit often can still be priced correctly. Use the tool as one input, and consider sizing your bets with our Kelly criterion calculator.

Pick'em versus sportsbooks. If you compare lines across daily fantasy sites and sportsbooks, remember that payouts and rules differ. Check how each site pays before you compare prices.

Bottom line

Props.Cash is a focused prop research tool for bettors who want data next to the line, across several sports and apps. If you want an all-market odds screen or tips handed to you, look elsewhere. Read the table above before you pick a plan.

What users say

Props.Cash: Prop & Pick Finder averages 4.8 out of 5 from 7,961 ratings on the US App Store, as of Oct 29, 2026.

Across 108 recent App Store reviews and posts on X we collected. Recent reviews skew toward people with a problem to report, so read this alongside the overall rating:

Positive50%
Mixed7%
Negative43%

The star rating comes from Apple's public App Store data and reflects the app overall. The breakdown counts only posts our review judged to be real opinions of Props.Cash, excluding the vendor's own posts and promotions.

Features Props.Cash lists

  • Player prop research with player data vs current line source
  • Prop line and odds comparison across sportsbooks, prediction markets and DFS pick'em source
  • Correlated props source
  • Live prop tracking source
  • Expected value plays source
  • Discord bot source
  • Sports covered: NFL, NBA, WNBA, NHL, NCAA, MLB source

Limitations to know

  • Daily 'Trends' are examples, not picks to tail source
  • Terms only provide refunds of prepaid fees on termination for cause by the subscriber source

Is Props.Cash legit?

Props.Cash is run by 12865033 Canada Inc.. It's available on the web, iOS, Android, Discord. Its published cancellation terms: Cancel anytime via Manage Billing > Cancel Subscription. Props.Cash sells information and tools, not bets, so whether it's worth paying for depends on how you bet. See who it suits above.

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How this review was put together

Every fact in the table above was checked against Props.Cash's own website on the date shown, and links to the page it came from. We haven't used Props.Cash hands-on yet, so this review describes the product rather than our results with it. Prices and terms change: confirm them on Props.Cash's site before you subscribe. How we make money.