Sportsbook data feed provider

Sports data scoped around the product you operate

Define the coverage, market lifecycle, update behavior, and delivery requirements your team needs. We confirm current availability before integration.

A sportsbook data feed starts with the operating scope

Core Data Services works with product teams building sportsbooks, media experiences, trading tools, and fan-facing applications. We define the events, markets, update behavior, and delivery requirements before proposing a feed.

That requirements-first process gives commercial and engineering teams a shared scope to evaluate instead of relying on a headline sport or fixture count.

Feed capabilities

  • Pre-event and live event updates for contracted sports and competitions
  • Structured event, participant, status, score, and market information where included in the agreed scope
  • Delivery options selected around your platform and operating requirements
  • An implementation path based on the agreed product and technical scope

Built around your workflow

Coverage and commercial terms vary by sport, market, jurisdiction, and intended use. We start with a short requirements review, then confirm what is available and provide an implementation path your team can evaluate.

Teams evaluating a betting odds feed should also document the market lifecycle they expect—including how open, suspended, corrected, resulted, and settled states need to behave—then confirm those requirements in the written proposal.

Compare the operational fit

A useful provider review goes beyond a headline sport or market count. Compare the exact competitions, event lifecycle, identifiers, update behavior, permitted use, delivery approach, rollout process, and support responsibilities your team will depend on.

Prepare a useful requirements brief

  • Sports, competitions, territories, and intended product use
  • Pre-event, live, result, and historical workflow requirements
  • Required event states, fields, markets, identifiers, and update behavior
  • Technical constraints, evaluation timeline, and launch expectations