PandaScore restricts its stats plans to non-betting usage — a wall if you're building a DFS, pick'em, or props tool. KashRock is built for exactly that: PrizePicks and Underdog props for CS2 and LoL, transparent pricing, and an instant key.
| PandaScore | KashRock | |
|---|---|---|
| Betting / DFS use | Restricted on stats plans | Built for it |
| Pricing | Per game, per month; scales up | Flat: free tier, then $29+/mo |
| DFS-book props | Limited | PrizePicks, Underdog, Betr, Sleeper |
| Onboarding | Account + plan config | Instant key, sandbox in ~60s |
See the DFS Esports API for the PrizePicks and Underdog board, or the esports data API pillar for matches and stats.
Yes. KashRock is built for props, lines, and pick'em/optimizer use cases. PandaScore restricts its stats plans to non-betting usage, which blocks many indie DFS and model builds.
KashRock publishes flat plans from a free Sandbox tier up to $249/mo. PandaScore's paid data plans are priced per videogame per month and scale up quickly for multi-title coverage.
PrizePicks, Underdog, Betr, Sleeper, Dabble, Boom, and Pick6 — normalized on one propId across CS2, LoL, Dota 2, and Valorant.
Yes. Sandbox is $0/mo with an instant key and no non-betting-use clause blocking DFS or props tools.