TheRundown

Monthly data point quotas increased 5x with no price change: Starter 5M to 25M, Pro 25M to 125M, Ultra 100M to 500M (overage rates unchanged at $12.25/$7.45/$4.99 per 1M)

Starter plan bullets softened from ‘All 20+ data sources’/’All periods & markets’ to ‘Currently published’/’Supported periods & markets’; Ultra WebSocket text similarly changed to ‘supported published sources’.

Free plan adds an explicit 200,000/month data-point cap on top of the existing 20,000/day cap, tightening the previously uncapped monthly usage ceiling. Real-time WebSocket odds delivery claim broadened from sub-second updates ‘on sharp books’ to sub-second updates ‘on all books’, repeated across three page sections.

WebSocket real-time odds delivery description narrowed from ‘sub-second on all books’ to ‘sub-second on sharp books’, reducing the stated bookmaker coverage for the real-time push feature (Ultra plans and above). Metered overage rate for data points restructured from $/point ($/1k) to $/1M across all paid plans, with effective per-point overage cost cut roughly 99% (e.g. Starter $0.002/pt [$2/1k] to $12.25/1M; Max $0.0001/pt [$0.10/1k] to $1.25/1M).

Data source coverage increased from 18 to 20+ sources; two new exchange-model sources (Novig, ProphetX) added alongside existing Kalshi and Polymarket, and real-time WebSocket sub-second delivery scope widened from ‘sharp books’ to ‘all books’

Data freshness guarantee narrowed from blanket ‘Sub-second Updates’ to ‘Sub-second on sharp books’ only, across Ultra/Super/Mega/Max plans. Ultra plan’s WebSocket delivery tagline and bullet softened from absolute ‘Zero-latency’/’Zero data delay’ to ‘Real-time’.