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Comparisons · Krok Odds

Krok Odds vs PuntersEdge

Both are Australian, both are racing-first, and both sell an API. Krok Odds pairs its API with a punter's toolkit: arbitrage and +EV scanners, tote pools, Betfair data and a longer sports list. PuntersEdge is a data API only, and what it sells is measurement: how many independent prices sit behind the brands, how many books priced each race, how soon results land, and an archive of every closing price. Every Krok figure below links to the Krok page it came from.

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Krok Odds pages opened 6 October 2026; each figure links to the page it came from. PuntersEdge figures are measured from the live feed (6 Oct 2026 04:30 UTC), not typed.

What Krok Odds has that PuntersEdge does not

Side by side

Krok OddsPuntersEdge
Headline count 140+ Australian bookmaker brands (their pricing page) 15 Australian bookmakers on racing (coverage report)
Brands and price sources 157 branded sites in 26 distinct price lines, 19 named bookmakers plus 7 white-label platforms carrying 132 clone brands (their terms) 15 brands and 14 independent price sources, because BetGold and BoostBet closed at the same price on 95.6% of runners, measured over the last 7 days (data quality)
Books on each race Fixed-odds win and place prices from 40+ corporate books on each race (their FAQ) A median of 14 books priced each Australian race over the last 7 days (coverage report)
New Zealand NZ meetings on its meetings endpoint, without saying which bookmakers price them (their docs) New Zealand thoroughbred and harness on every endpoint, with 12 books quoting New Zealand races (coverage report)
How soon results arrive 33.7 minutes median and 84.7 minutes at the 90th percentile from the jump, over the 24 hours to 01:35 UTC on 6 October 2026 (their site) A median of 4.4 to 7.7 minutes after the scheduled start, by code and country over the last 7 days (data quality)
Closing lines and CLV Closing lines and a CLV archive per event on the A$49 plan, with Free limited to 14 days of racing odds history (their FAQ) Every race's opening and closing price at every served book, and its full price path, from 4 August 2026. Plus and above read all of it; Standard reads the last 90 days. CLV scoring of your own bets on Plus and above (docs)
Freshness Krok's FAQ says live endpoints are cached for 60 seconds and racing meetings refresh every 120 seconds (their FAQ) Every quote carries its own age in seconds, and through the card the median time since each book was last read was 8–17s (freshness)
Free tier 50 credits a month, 5 requests a minute, a 5-minute cache (their site) 3,000 credits a month, 30 requests a minute, no card
Price per credit A$49 a month for 50,000 credits, which is A$0.98 per 1,000, with archive calls at 5 credits and bulk calls at 25 (their docs) A$29 for 75,000 credits on Standard, A$0.39 per 1,000; A$49 for 140,000 credits on Plus, A$0.35 per 1,000 (pricing)
OpenAPI Krok's website lists an OpenAPI 3.1 file with 120 paths, and its docs page counts 135 endpoints (their docs) An OpenAPI 3.1 schema with 84 paths, counted from the live file
SDKs Its pricing page lists Python and JS SDKs, and its docs say no SDK is needed (their pricing page) Python and TypeScript clients (pip install puntersedge, npm install puntersedge) and an MCP server for AI assistants
Status when checked "Degraded Performance", 38 of 45 feeds fresh, 5 down and 2 paused, at 01:35 UTC on 6 October 2026 (their site) Yes, 99.98% uptime over the last 30 days (status)
Display and resale Display allowed with the credit "Data provided by Krok Odds", no resale as a feed or API (their terms) What you may do with the data follows your plan: personal use on Free, Hobby and Standard; display with attribution on Plus; commercial use on Business and Scale; redistribution on Platform (terms)

Which one fits

If you are a punter who wants the scanners, Krok is the product: the API comes with them, and its sports list is longer. If you are building on racing data, the rows above decide it: how many independent prices stand behind each race, how soon results arrive, and whether every closing price is kept.

Both sites publish enough to check. Krok's figures are on the pages linked beside each one; ours are on the data-quality page and the coverage report, measured from the live feed.

The first call

One request with a free key returns the next race with every served book's price per runner.

curl 'https://api.puntersedge.online/v1/racing/next-to-go?num_races=1&country=AU' \
  -H 'X-API-Key: YOUR_FREE_KEY'

# → JSON: the next race, with every served book's price per runner
[{
  "venue": "Hobart", "race_number": 2, "category": "greyhound",
  "start_time": "2026-08-10T09:40:00Z", "country": "AU",
  "runners": [{
    "name": "Indy Gia", "number": 1,
    "bookmakers": [
      {"key": "sportsbet", "win_price": 5.5},
      {"key": "tab",       "win_price": 5.5, "place_price": 1.9},
      {"key": "ladbrokes", "win_price": 7.0, "place_price": 2.1}
    ]
  }]
}]

Checked 6 October 2026. Every figure for Krok Odds is read from the linked pages, which are theirs to change: if one has changed, tell us and this page will be corrected. These pages are re-checked every quarter. The PuntersEdge column renders from the same measurements as data quality and the coverage report. All comparisons.

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