Developer
For solo developers building scoreboards, bots and alerts
$19$190per monthper year
Includes
- 500k requests per month
- 2 requests/sec, burst of 10
- REST only, no WebSocket streams
- 2 API keys
- Email support
For solo developers building scoreboards, bots and alerts
$19$190per monthper year
Includes
For apps with users who expect live updates
$49$490per monthper year
Everything in Developer, with
Card required. Converts to Pro at $49 a month unless you cancel.
For small businesses with more traffic and more streams
$299$2,990per monthper year
Everything in Pro, with
Custom capacity and rate limits, invoicing and annual contracts. Contact us for pricing.
On every plan: every supported league, play-by-play and box scores, and hard caps with no overages. There is no free tier and no SLA.
Use rights: show the data commercially inside your own apps and sites. Reselling or redistributing the raw feed, and platform, white-label or agency use that serves other companies' products, aren't allowed on self-serve plans.
Every plan gets every league and every REST endpoint. Plans differ in volume, streaming and keys.
| Limit | Developer | Pro | Business |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | |||
| Billed monthly, per month | $19 | $49 | $299 |
| Billed yearly, per year | $190 | $490 | $2,990 |
| REST | |||
| Requests a month | 500,000 | 2,000,000 | 10,000,000 |
| Sustained rate | 2 a second | 10 a second | 25 a second |
| Burst | 10 requests | 30 requests | 100 requests |
| Every endpoint | |||
| WebSocket stream | |||
| Streaming | Not included | ||
| Connections | Not included | 5 | 10 |
| Subscriptions | Not included | 20 | 150 |
| Resume after a disconnect | Not included | ||
| Data | |||
| NFL, NCAAF and Premier League | |||
| Live scores and play-by-play | |||
| Box scores and game rosters | |||
| Account | |||
| API keys | 2 | 5 | 10 |
| Support | Priority email | ||
| Support response target | Not included | Not included | 1 business day |
Two limits for REST, two for streams, and nothing that bills you by surprise.
Your allowance for each monthly billing period, shared by every key on the account. Only successful responses, 2xx and 304, count. Errors are free. Yearly plans get the full allowance every month.
The rate works like a token bucket: you can send your plan's burst at once, and it refills at the sustained rate. Faster than that gets 429 rate_limited with a Retry-After header.
When the month's allowance runs out, requests get 429 quota_exhausted until the period resets. You're never billed for extra usage. Upgrade at any time to raise the cap.
A connection is one WebSocket. A subscription is one game or league stream on it. Stream messages, snapshots and resuming after a disconnect don't use your request allowance.
Every key draws on the same allowance, rate and stream capacity, so more keys never add capacity. Use them to separate environments and to rotate without downtime.
Each counted response carries RateLimit headers with the requests left this period and the seconds until it resets, so you can pace without polling the portal.
How rate limits workThe trial is Pro with smaller limits, so you can build against live games and the stream before you pay. A card is required. When the trial ends, it converts to Pro at $49 a month unless you cancel first, which you can do at any time from the Billing page. Each account gets one trial.
Reading the docs and the sample responses doesn't start it.
Yes, from the Billing page. An upgrade takes effect at once: you see the prorated charge before you confirm. A downgrade takes effect when your current period renews.
Only the price. A year costs ten months, and your request allowance still resets every month.
No. The docs, the API reference and the sample responses are free to read without an account, and the Pro trial lets you build against live data for 7 days.
By card, monthly or yearly. Enterprise plans can pay by invoice on an annual contract.
You can show it commercially inside your own apps and sites. Reselling or redistributing the raw feed, and platform, white-label or agency use that serves other companies' products, aren't allowed on self-serve plans. Enterprise can cover those.
Not on self-serve plans. Enterprise contracts can include one.
Enterprise
For companies that need higher limits, invoicing or a security review before they build on Statpad. You keep the API you built against.