OddsJam Alternatives: Prices, Free Plans and Proof, Checked November 2026
By FuturesDesk — the desk covered in the last section of this page. Prices checked November 4, 2026.
There is no single cheapest replacement, because OddsJam does three jobs — scanning, prop research and tracking — and each job has a cheaper specialist. To scan prices yourself, Capy is free forever and Unabated has a genuine free tier. For prop research, Outlier and Props.Cash both start at $19.99 a month. And if what you actually want is the picks made for you, with the record public before you pay, that is not a scanner at all — it is a desk, and it is covered at the end of this page.
OddsJam itself has no free plan. Its own app-store listings price it from $19.99 a month for a trends tier up to $499.99 a month for live odds, with the core Gold tier at $199.99. OddsJam does not publish a readable price list on its website — the figures here are from its own App Store listing, checked the same day as everything else on this page.
How this page was built: every price was read on the vendor’s own site or its own app-store listing. Anything we could not read there is left out, and the page says so where it happens.
The comparison, on checked facts only
ToolWhat it isFree planPaid starts atTrial
Capy | +EV line shopping against the sharp Pinnacle price, edges pre-selected daily | Yes — free forever, no card; NFL/NBA/MLB, up to 3 books shown | $10/mo founding rate (first 25 users; $29/mo after) | Free tier instead
Unabated | Odds screens and calculators built by pro bettors; web only | Yes — pregame lines at a dozen-plus books, several calculators | Not published in readable form on its site (see its section) | See its section
Pikkit | Bet tracker — auto-imports your bets from 30+ books | Yes — tracking, line shopping, social features | Pro $29.99/mo or $199.99/yr (its App Store listing) | Not stated on its site
Betstamp | Free tracking/odds app, plus a professional odds screen (PRO) | Yes — app tracks bets and compares odds free | PRO main screen $249/mo, before add-ons | Demo on request
Outlier | Player-prop research: trends, injuries, line movement | No | Premium $19.99/mo; Pro $79.99/mo | 7 days (includes only 5 AI tokens)
Props.Cash | Player-prop hit-rate research across 8 leagues | No | $19.99/mo; annual $199.99/yr | None stated
The Sport Stack | +EV toolkit across 14 books; every staked play graded on a public ledger | Partly — matchups open free; the line, price and book are members-only | $29/mo | Not stated
OddsJam | The incumbent: +EV, arbitrage and middles scanning, 100+ books | No | Gold $199.99/mo; Global $399.99/mo; Platinum $499.99/mo (its App Store listing) | 7 days on all plans, per its listings
A ninth row belongs in this table and is not in it, on purpose: FuturesDesk is not a scanner, so it is not ranked against scanners. It is covered in its own section at the end.
Capy
Free: a real free tier, forever, no card — odds comparison for NFL, NBA and MLB with up to three sportsbooks shown, plus its pre-selected daily picks. The limit: three books is a shop window, not a screen, and its closing-line-value tracking is advertised as “coming soon,” which means it does not exist yet. Who it is for: a casual bettor who wants +EV explained by example instead of a full odds screen.
Our take: the honest free starting point in this category. The $10 Sharp price is a founding rate for the first 25 users and becomes $29 after — if you join, join knowing which price you actually got. The comparison it simplifies is OddsJam’s 100-plus-book screen; if you need the whole market, this is not it.
Unabated
Free: a generous free tier, from a shop built by professional bettors — pregame lines at more than a dozen books, synthetic holds, best available lines, and public calculators including a closing-line-value calculator. The limit: most prop functions are paid, and as of this check Unabated’s own pricing page does not render its current prices in readable form; its help center describes an older tier structure that third parties say was replaced in July 2026. We could not verify a current paid price on Unabated’s own site, so this page prints none. Who it is for: a price-sensitive bettor who works pregame markets from a desktop.
Our take: use the free tier today; before paying, get the current price from inside the product, because the public sources disagree with each other.
Pikkit
Free: bet tracking with automatic import from 30+ US and Canadian sportsbooks, line shopping, history and graphs, and the social feed. The limit, in Pikkit’s own words: it “does not support manual bet entry” — a bet at a book it does not sync simply does not exist in your record. Closing-line-value analysis and odds alerts are Pro-only. Who it is for: a bettor who wants their own record kept honestly without typing.
Our take: the free tracker we would start with. Just know it tracks your bets, not the market’s — it tells you what you did, after you did it.
Betstamp
Free: the consumer app tracks bets and compares odds for free. The paid product is a different animal: Betstamp PRO’s main screen is $249 a month before add-ons ($99 for player-prop handlers, $129 for alternate lines), and the props and live screens are priced by sales call only. Betstamp says the PRO user base is capped by design and admission is selective. Who it is for: the free app, most bettors; the PRO screen, professionals for whom $249 is a rounding error on volume.
Our take: respect the honesty of a capped product, but a casual bettor comparing “OddsJam alternatives” should know PRO is not priced for them.
Outlier
Free: none — the door is a 7-day trial. Paid: Premium $19.99/mo, Premium+ $29.99/mo, Pro $79.99/mo, with the +EV feed, arbitrage and sharp-book odds held for Pro. The limit: its AI analysis runs on tokens, and the free trial includes exactly five of them — you will not learn much about the AI in the trial. Who it is for: a props bettor who wants trends, injuries and prices on one screen.
Our take: a strong research app whose best tools sit at $79.99. Price the Pro tier, not the $19.99 headline, when you compare it to anything.
Props.Cash
Free: none published. Paid: $19.99/mo for all sports, $199.99/yr annual, $99.99/yr for NBA only, including its Discord bot. The limit: it does one job — prop hit rates — and the annual price on its checkout banner, $119.99, requires a promo code (ANNUAL40); the standard listed annual price is $199.99. Who it is for: a bettor whose whole game is player props and who wants hit-rate history at the posted line.
Our take: fairly priced for the one job. Read the annual price as $199.99 unless you are holding the code.
The Sport Stack
Free: you can open a matchup with no account; on open plays, non-members see the count of open plays but not the line, the price, the book or the stake. Paid: from $29/mo. The thing worth copying: its homepage prints its own record — at this check, 571-589-19 across 1,179 settled plays. A losing record, printed anyway, where anyone can read it before paying: that is the whole pitch. Who it is for: a bettor who wants +EV plays handed over with a ledger attached.
Our take: the closest thing on this page to our own philosophy, and the only other entry on this page that publishes its full record. The free tier shows you that plays exist, not what they are.
The column none of these comparisons has: proof
Read the other pages ranking for this search — BetHero’s, BetUnfair’s, the rest we checked on November 4 — and you will find the same table every time: price, sportsbooks covered, refresh speed, features. Every one of those columns describes a tool. None of them asks the question that decides whether following anyone’s bets makes money: where is the record, and was it posted before the games were played?
Scanners and trackers — OddsJam, Capy, Unabated, Betstamp, Pikkit — sell you the means to find and log bets; their quality is real, but it cannot be graded like a record. Desks and pick services sell the bets themselves, and those can be graded, which is exactly why most of them would rather not be. Of everything on this page, two entries publish a full record where anyone can read it before paying: The Sport Stack, above, and FuturesDesk, below. That is our house bias, stated openly: we publish a record, so we weight this column more than a scanner shop would.
If you do not want another scanner: FuturesDesk
Full disclosure: this page is published by FuturesDesk, and FuturesDesk is not an OddsJam alternative in the scanner sense — it does not scan anything for you. It is a futures desk: one specialty (futures markets), a small number of plays, every one posted publicly before it played, wins and losses both on the wall.
The record, stated once and exactly: 148-124-1 overall (54.2% of settled plays), with an NFL core of 49-25, as of November 6, 2026. No return-on-investment claim is made for it on this page — a win rate is what a posted record can honestly show.
Free: the public record and a price checker — bring the futures price your book is offering and see what it actually implies before you bet it — at futuresdesk.io/share. Terms: the Desk is 30 days free with a card required, then $39 a month, cancel any time — current signup status is posted at futuresdesk.io/share. Who it is for: a bettor who would rather follow a short, graded card in one market than run a scanner across all of them.
Our take, about ourselves, kept to the same standard as every other entry: if you want tools, buy a tool — this page lists good ones. If you want the work done and the receipts public, that is the job this desk exists to do.
Questions people ask about OddsJam alternatives
Is there a free alternative to OddsJam?
Yes, two with real free tiers: Capy (free forever, no card, three books shown) and Unabated (free pregame lines and calculators). OddsJam itself has no free plan — its own listings start at $19.99 a month for a limited trends tier, and the core product is $199.99.
What is the cheapest OddsJam alternative?
Free: Capy or Unabated’s free tier. Paid: Capy’s Sharp tier at a $10 founding rate (first 25 users, then $29), then Outlier and Props.Cash at $19.99 a month — but Outlier’s +EV tools require its $79.99 Pro tier, so compare the tier that does the job, not the headline.
Why is OddsJam so expensive?
Because the price ladder is the product. Its own App Store listing runs from $19.99 (trends) through $199.99 (Gold) and $399.99 (global books) to $499.99 for live odds — each step unlocks coverage or speed the last one withheld. Whether that is worth it depends entirely on betting volume; at $399.99 a month, the Global tier has to find you $399.99 of price before it finds you anything else.
Do any of these show their betting record?
Two on this page do, in public, before you pay: The Sport Stack prints its full ledger on its homepage (571-589-19 at this check), and FuturesDesk posts every play before it plays with the record on its site (148-124-1, 54.2% of settled plays). The scanners and trackers have no record to show — they grade your bets, not theirs.
OddsJam or a picks service — which should I buy?
Different jobs. A scanner at $199.99 a month (OddsJam Gold) only pays if you will actually work it: hours a week, several sportsbooks, enough volume for small price edges to add up. A desk pays off if you want a short card and a public record to judge it by. Buying a scanner and not working it is the most expensive option on this page.
Sources
All read November 4, 2026. OddsJam: oddsjam.com (no readable price list), its App Store listing and Google Play listing (prices and trial). Outlier: outlier.bet (pricing section, including the 7-day trial and its 5 AI tokens). Unabated: unabated.com and its help center (free tier; current paid prices could not be verified on its own site and are not printed — the July 2026 restructure is third-party reporting, noted as such in its section). Props.Cash: props.cash (pricing section, including the NBA pass and the ANNUAL40 banner). Betstamp: betstamp.com/pro and its Google Play listing. The Sport Stack: thesportstack.io (homepage, including its public record). Pikkit: pikkit.com, pikkit.com/pro and its App Store listing (Pro price). Capy: getcapy.co (pricing section). FuturesDesk figures are from FuturesDesk’s own published record at futuresdesk.io/share and its ruled Desk terms (30 days free, card required, then $39/mo).
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