OddsJam alternatives: betting tools compared on price and what they do

By George Boyle · Updated 2026-10-25 · The Sport Stack

The main alternatives to OddsJam are Unabated, Outlier and Rithmm among betting tools, and Action Network PRO and Dimers Pro among picks and projections services. On October 25, 2026, OddsJam’s cheapest plan was listed at $2 a day, billed monthly, and the alternatives’ cheapest monthly plans ran from $19.99 to $99. They differ more in what they do than in price, so choose by the job you need done and use the trial before you pay.

OddsJam and its alternatives at a glance

Each row is the company’s own description of its product and its own published prices, copied from its website on October 25, 2026.

What each service says it does, and its prices (checked 2026-10-25)

OddsJam

What it does, in its own words: “OddsJam offers the most comprehensive odds comparison tools and betting tools, including Positive EV Betting Tools, Real Time Odds Comparison, and more!”
Published price: $2, $8 or $20 a day, billed monthly (each shown discounted on the day checked)
Trial or free tier, as stated: “Try 7 days free”

Unabated

What it does, in its own words: “Make sharper betting decisions with Unabated odds, projections, calculators, education and tools built around fair prices and measured edge.”
Published price: $99, $199 or $799 a month
Trial or free tier, as stated: “14-Day Money-Back Guarantee” on the $99 and $199 monthly plans (“Terms Apply”)

Outlier

What it does, in its own words: “The #1 Rated betting tool for player prop research and trends, team and line movement analysis, odds comparison, & place picks on your sportsbook app.”
Published price: $19.99, $29.99 (labelled an early-bird rate) or $79.99 a month
Trial or free tier, as stated: “Get started with a 7 day free trial”

Rithmm

What it does, in its own words: “Get AI-powered sports predictions, player prop analysis, and line comparisons before every game.”
Published price: $29.99, $49.99 or $99.99 a month
Trial or free tier, as stated: “7 days free. Then $29.99/month. Cancel anytime.” (each plan, at its own price)

Action Network PRO

What it does, in its own words: “Live expert pick alerts, Betting model projections, Real money percentages, Premium article access, Top player prop values, Historically profitable systems”
Published price: $14.99 a week, $24.99 a month or $119.99 a year
Trial or free tier, as stated: No trial stated on the pricing page

Dimers Pro

What it does, in its own words: “Dimers Pro: Data-Driven Sports Betting Subscription Service”
Published price: $29.99 a month; $119.99 for 6 months or $169.99 for the first year, both shown as limited-time prices against $149.99 and $199.99
Trial or free tier, as stated: No trial stated on the pricing page

What each service says it does, and its prices (checked 2026-10-25)
Service	What it does, in its own words	Published price	Trial or free tier, as stated
OddsJam	“OddsJam offers the most comprehensive odds comparison tools and betting tools, including Positive EV Betting Tools, Real Time Odds Comparison, and more!”	$2, $8 or $20 a day, billed monthly (each shown discounted on the day checked)	“Try 7 days free”
Unabated	“Make sharper betting decisions with Unabated odds, projections, calculators, education and tools built around fair prices and measured edge.”	$99, $199 or $799 a month	“14-Day Money-Back Guarantee” on the $99 and $199 monthly plans (“Terms Apply”)
Outlier	“The #1 Rated betting tool for player prop research and trends, team and line movement analysis, odds comparison, & place picks on your sportsbook app.”	$19.99, $29.99 (labelled an early-bird rate) or $79.99 a month	“Get started with a 7 day free trial”
Rithmm	“Get AI-powered sports predictions, player prop analysis, and line comparisons before every game.”	$29.99, $49.99 or $99.99 a month	“7 days free. Then $29.99/month. Cancel anytime.” (each plan, at its own price)
Action Network PRO	“Live expert pick alerts, Betting model projections, Real money percentages, Premium article access, Top player prop values, Historically profitable systems”	$14.99 a week, $24.99 a month or $119.99 a year	No trial stated on the pricing page
Dimers Pro	“Dimers Pro: Data-Driven Sports Betting Subscription Service”	$29.99 a month; $119.99 for 6 months or $169.99 for the first year, both shown as limited-time prices against $149.99 and $199.99	No trial stated on the pricing page

What OddsJam says it does

OddsJam describes itself this way: “OddsJam offers the most comprehensive odds comparison tools and betting tools, including Positive EV Betting Tools, Real Time Odds Comparison, and more!” Its plans are priced by the day: $2, $8 or $20 a day, billed monthly (each shown discounted on the day checked). The cheapest comes to about $60 over a 30-day month, and the pricing page offered “Try 7 days free”.

When comparing it with anything else, three questions separate the options: what you will pay each month, whether the tool covers the sportsbooks and markets you actually bet, and whether you want a screen of prices at all or someone else’s projections and plays.

Other odds and research tools: Unabated, Outlier and Rithmm

Unabated’s own description: “Make sharper betting decisions with Unabated odds, projections, calculators, education and tools built around fair prices and measured edge.” Its plans are $99, $199 or $799 a month, with a “14-Day Money-Back Guarantee” on the $99 and $199 monthly plans (“Terms Apply”).

Outlier describes itself as “The #1 Rated betting tool for player prop research and trends, team and line movement analysis, odds comparison, & place picks on your sportsbook app.” Its plans are $19.99, $29.99 (labelled an early-bird rate) or $79.99 a month, and its pricing page says “Get started with a 7 day free trial”.

Rithmm’s own description: “Get AI-powered sports predictions, player prop analysis, and line comparisons before every game.” Its plans are $29.99, $49.99 or $99.99 a month, and the site says “7 days free. Then $29.99/month. Cancel anytime.” (each plan, at its own price).

Picks and projections services: Action Network PRO and Dimers Pro

These sell a different thing: selections and projections rather than a screen of prices. What you are paying for is the process behind the plays, so the evidence that matters is a complete record kept at the prices the plays were posted at.

Action Network PRO lists these features: “Live expert pick alerts, Betting model projections, Real money percentages, Premium article access, Top player prop values, Historically profitable systems”. It costs $14.99 a week, $24.99 a month or $119.99 a year, and its subscribe page states no trial.

Dimers titles its plan “Dimers Pro: Data-Driven Sports Betting Subscription Service”, at $29.99 a month; $119.99 for 6 months or $169.99 for the first year, both shown as limited-time prices against $149.99 and $199.99. Its pricing page states no trial.

Where The Sport Stack fits

The Sport Stack is not a real-time odds screen or an arbitrage scanner. It posts Best Bets, each with its line, price, book and stake, alongside the boards, projections and matchup pages behind them, and keeps every staked play on a public, graded Track Record, losing plays included, with each play’s closing line value.

If the job is seeing every book’s price for a bet the moment it moves, an odds screen does that. If the job is plays you can check against a complete record before you pay, that is what The Sport Stack offers. Bets is $29 a month or $250 a year, and All Access is $49 a month or $399 a year. Any monthly plan opens with 7 days for $1.

How to choose

Start with the job. An odds screen or +EV tool is only as useful as the number of sportsbooks you can bet at and how quickly you act on what it shows. Projections and picks are only as good as their record.

Then use the trial or the money-back window to check what you would be paying for: the books and markets you bet, and, for anything that posts plays, a complete record at the prices the plays were posted at. Read the renewal terms too, because plans priced by the day or the week add up: $2 a day is about $60 over a 30-day month.

About these comparisons

Every quote and price above was copied from the company’s own website on October 25, 2026 and may have changed since; the sources are listed below. Names are trademarks of their owners. The Sport Stack has no affiliation with any of them and is paid by none of them.

Common questions

What is the best alternative to OddsJam?

It depends on the job. For prices across sportsbooks and research tools, the alternatives compared here are Unabated, Outlier and Rithmm; for picks and projections instead of prices, Action Network PRO and Dimers Pro. Compare each on the books and markets you bet, and use the trial before paying.

Is there a cheaper alternative to OddsJam?

On price alone, yes. On October 25, 2026, OddsJam’s cheapest plan was $2 a day billed monthly, about $60 over a 30-day month, while Outlier’s cheapest monthly plan was $19.99 and Action Network PRO’s $24.99. Cheaper plans do not do the same things, so compare what each one includes.

How much does OddsJam cost?

On October 25, 2026, OddsJam’s plans were $2, $8 or $20 a day, billed monthly (each shown discounted on the day checked). The cheapest comes to about $60 over a 30-day month, and its pricing page offered “Try 7 days free”.

What is an odds screen?

A page that shows the price for the same bet at many sportsbooks side by side, so you can bet each side at the best number available. Some add a fair price with the margin removed and flag any book whose price beats it, which is what +EV tools mean by a positive expected value bet.

Can you find +EV bets without OddsJam?

Yes, with time and several sportsbook accounts. Remove the vig from a sharp book’s price to get a fair probability, compare it with the prices at other books, and bet only where a price beats the fair number. Record each bet and its closing price to see whether it is working.

Sources

Written by George Boyle, who builds The Sport Stack — the models, the public ledger and these explainers. Corrections and questions: hello@thesportstack.io. Who runs this.