# PulseScore

> Odds API giving one key access to 65 bookmakers and 40+ sports with pre-match, in-play, results and deep links; REST, WebSocket and delta Stream API. Plans differ only by volume and connections.

Canonical page: https://sportdex.net/providers/pulsescore/  
Last checked: 2026-11-03  
SportDex Score: 45/100 (rank 94; popularity 18, community n/a, transparency 80, developer experience 56)

## Facts
- Type: Odds API
- Website: https://pulsescore.net
- Documentation: https://pulsescore.net/docs
- Pricing page: https://pulsescore.net/pricing
- Sports: Multi-sport (40+), Football (soccer), Horse racing, American football
- Data types: Odds, Player props, Results
- Protocols: REST, WebSocket, SSE
- Delivery: Streaming (WebSocket, SSE)
- Live / in-play: yes
- Free tier: yes; 7-day trial
- Cheapest public paid plan: €20/mo
- Redistribution: Not allowed
- Authentication: api key

## Plans
| Plan | Price | Requests | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | Free | 500 / month | 1 req/s per bookmaker |
| Starter | €20/mo | 30,000 / month | 1 req/min per bookmaker |
| Pro | €79/mo | — | Unlimited requests; 1 WebSocket per bookmaker; 7-day trial monthly |
| Max | €149/mo | — | 3 req/s per bookmaker; 3 WebSockets |
| Ultra | €249/mo | — | 6 req/s per bookmaker; 6 WebSockets |

## Who it is for

Best for: Developers and trading desks who want live and pre-match odds from about 65 bookmakers across 40+ sports through one key, with REST, WebSocket or delta streams and a free tier.

Not ideal for: Anyone who plans to resell the data or use it for illegal gambling, both banned in the terms; also users who need a refund after using a paid plan.

Use cases: Odds comparison and line shopping; Live in-play odds screens; Results tracking; Deep links to bookmaker events

Limitations:
- Free Basic plan is 500 requests per month at 1 request per second per bookmaker
- Plans differ by request rate and WebSocket connections
- Paid plans are non-refundable once any call is made
- Resale is banned
- Terms state a 15 requests per second cap per key

## Quick answers

**What is PulseScore best for?** Developers and trading desks who want live and pre-match odds from about 65 bookmakers across 40+ sports through one key, with REST, WebSocket or delta streams and a free tier. Not ideal for: Anyone who plans to resell the data or use it for illegal gambling, both banned in the terms; also users who need a refund after using a paid plan.

**How much does PulseScore cost?** The cheapest public paid plan of PulseScore is €20/mo. Listed plans: Starter €20/mo; Pro €79/mo; Max €149/mo; Ultra €249/mo.

**Does PulseScore have a free tier?** Yes. PulseScore lists a free plan called "Basic" (500 requests per month).

**What does PulseScore cover?** PulseScore is a odds api. Its sports: Multi-sport (40+), Football (soccer), Horse racing, American football; data: Odds, Player props, Results. Live / in-play data is offered.

**Does PulseScore have a WebSocket or streaming API?** Yes. PulseScore pushes data continuously: WebSocket, SSE.

**Can I use PulseScore data commercially or for betting?** According to the public terms of PulseScore — redistribution: not allowed.

**What do developers say about PulseScore?** Real-time odds API for about a dozen to 65 bookmakers with WebSocket streaming and a free tier. Nearly all mentions are the founder's repeated promotional posts, plus one thread from a developer asking whether anyone has actually used it. No independent user feedback on reliability or pricing yet.

**What are the alternatives to PulseScore?** Close alternatives in the SportDex catalog: OpticOdds, SportsGameOdds, RapidOddsAPI, Odds-API.io, PropLine.

## What developers say

Real-time odds API for about a dozen to 65 bookmakers with WebSocket streaming and a free tier. Nearly all mentions are the founder's repeated promotional posts, plus one thread from a developer asking whether anyone has actually used it. No independent user feedback on reliability or pricing yet.

## Method
Facts were read from the provider's own pages on 2026-11-03. Empty fields mean the provider does not say, not that a feature is missing. Method: https://sportdex.net/methodology/