Oddin.gg Alternative.
The API, not the operator stack.

Oddin.gg builds esports betting infrastructure for licensed sportsbook operators — odds feed, risk management, BetBuilder, iFrames, and fast-betting content, trusted by 300+ operators and reached through Request a Demo. KashRock is the developer-facing alternative: the same class of esports odds and props as raw JSON, self-serve, with a key in under a minute and pricing on the page.

KashRock vs Oddin.gg

 Oddin.ggKashRock
AccessRequest a Demo → contractInstant self-serve key
PricingNot publishedTransparent: free → $29.99 / $99 / $199
Target buyerLicensed sportsbook operatorsIndie devs, small tools, models
Coverage focusEsports odds feed + fast-betting content + casinoEsports odds, DFS props, stats, live data
DFS pick'em board—8 DFS books on one propId
DocsPost-contract integrationPublic docs, readable before signup
MCP support—Yes. uvx kashrock-mcp for Cursor and Claude

Price: demo-led vs starts free

 Oddin.ggKashRock
See the priceNot published. Request a DemoOn the page. Starts free, then $29.99/mo
Who it's sold toSportsbook operators and platforms (300+ customers)Devs, tools, models
Free tierDemo-based, no self-serve keySandbox $0. 1,500 credits/UTC day, every sport
Product shapeManaged B2B infrastructure: odds feed + risk + iFramesRaw data API you build on
DFS book propsNot the productPrizePicks, Underdog, Betr, Sleeper…
Outcome gradesTrading-side risk toolingHit / miss / push on the stat_type

The same job in both products

Oddin.gg — esports odds
Odds Feed + risk management for sportsbook operators.
Access path: Request a Demo → commercial contract.
No self-serve key on the public site.
KashRock — same jobGET
curl -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY" \
  "https://kashrock.up.railway.app/v6/esports/cs2/lines"

Consensus lines are Hobby+. Sandbox covers props, matches, players, and live REST for every sport.

Oddin.gg — player props
Market depth is for their odds feed / BetBuilder on operator books.
DFS pick'em boards are not part of the portfolio.
KashRock — PrizePicks / Underdog boardGET
curl -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY" \
  "https://kashrock.up.railway.app/v6/esports/cs2/props"

One propId across books. Over and under share it.

Switch from Oddin.gg

  1. 1

    Skip the demo request.

    Create a Sandbox key now — no company form, no operator-license review. Oddin.gg's funnel is built for sportsbook procurement; KashRock's is built for a developer who wants data in the next minute.

  2. 2

    Read raw data, don't host a widget.

    Oddin.gg ships iFrames and managed markets. KashRock ships JSON: X-API-Key on every /v6 call, props and lines normalized onto kr_match_id / propId so your own UI and models own the presentation.

  3. 3

    Add the DFS board.

    GET /v6/esports/{sport}/props?book=prizepicks (or underdog, sleeper, betr…) for pick'em lines an operator feed doesn't carry. Grade them with GET /v6/esports/{sport}/results — hit / miss / push built in.

Start Free Sandbox

Why developers pick KashRock over Oddin.gg

  • —Self-serve key: create a Sandbox key and call the API in about a minute — no demo request or operator review.
  • —Transparent pricing on the page: Sandbox $0, then $29.99 / $99 / $199, visible before you write a line of code.
  • —Raw normalized data instead of a managed iFrame — your UI, your models, your product.
  • —DFS props and sportsbook/prediction-market lines on one propId, so a line-shopping tool reads one feed.
Pull lines on the esports odds API. Also compare Databet and Sportradar. Full surface: Esports data API.

Frequently asked questions

Is KashRock an Oddin.gg alternative?

If you're a developer or small tool — yes. Oddin.gg sells esports betting infrastructure to sportsbook operators: odds feed, risk management, BetBuilder, iFrames, and fast-betting content, on demo-request contracts. KashRock is the self-serve API for the data itself: key in under a minute, published pricing.

Does Oddin.gg publish pricing?

No public rate card — the site funnels to Request a Demo, consistent with a supplier selling to 300+ licensed operators. KashRock publishes it: Sandbox $0 (1,500 credits/UTC day), then $29.99 / $99 / $199 a month.

Does Oddin.gg cover DFS pick'em books?

Oddin.gg's portfolio is sportsbook-facing: odds feed, widgets, BetBuilder, and trading risk tools — not PrizePicks / Underdog-style player boards. KashRock ships those DFS props on the same schema as matches.

Who should stay on Oddin.gg?

A licensed sportsbook operator needing a managed odds feed, risk desk, and iFrame betting front-end — that's their core product. If you're building a tool, model, or bot that reads esports lines and props, KashRock is the faster path.

Which titles does KashRock cover?

CS2, Valorant, League of Legends, Dota 2, Call of Duty, Rainbow Six, Mobile Legends, and Deadlock, plus Apex Legends for rankings and match prep — one key, esports-only.

How do I migrate off a managed odds feed?

Create a Sandbox key, point reads at GET /v6/esports/{sport}/props and /lines, and grade picks on GET /v6/esports/{sport}/results — hit / miss / push on the same stat_type, no settlement logic to port.