What does Pinnacle odds access cost?
Pinnacle no longer sells its API to the public. On PinnRadar you can start at $0 with a free key, and paid plans run from $99 to $229 a month. Paying per quarter saves up to 16%, paying for six months up to 24%.
How do I get an API key?
Create an account on the dashboard and the key is there at once. The Free plan needs only an email, and no Pinnacle account, and the same key later authenticates REST, SSE and the WebSocket.
Is there a free tier?
Yes, and it does not expire. A free key allows 20 requests a minute and 100 a day over REST with full line depth and every sport, so the cap is on volume rather than data. To test the push streams, every new account starts with a three-day full demo: WebSocket, SSE and REST at 10 requests a second.
Can I still buy the official Pinnacle API?
Not through any public sign-up. Pinnacle withdrew it in July 2025, and what is left is a direct commercial agreement. The last widely quoted price for the official feed was roughly €5,000 a month.
How do Drops, REST and Edge differ?
Drops ($99) is for alert-driven work: the SSE drop streams, with REST held to the Free limits. REST ($99) is for polling: 10 requests a second, unlimited volume, no streams. Edge ($149) combines the two and is the plan most customers pick.
Do I need an account with Pinnacle?
No. PinnRadar is independent and has no affiliation with Pinnacle, nor any endorsement from it. You never sign in there.
How can I pay?
By card through Stripe (Apple Pay and Google Pay included), or with a one-off crypto payment through NowPayments. All prices are in US dollars.