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A clean, North American suite offering free EV+ and arbitrage tools, making it an unbeatable zero-risk starting point despite a small bookmaker roster.
| Plan | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Pro | Free |
| Prediction Markets Pro | $20 |
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Our Verdict
OddsAssist is currently one of the best value propositions in the North American space simply because its core sports tools are completely free. Getting access to functional +EV and arbitrage scanners without paying a monthly subscription makes it an ideal sandbox for beginners learning the ropes. While its tiny roster of 21 sportsbooks and strict US focus put a hard cap on your overall profit potential, you cannot argue with the price tag. It is a fantastic free starter tool, with the option to pay a modest $19.99 a month if you want to expand into alternative prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket.
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Bookmaker coverage
23 bookmakers supported
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