The PadBets Padel Data Feed & Odds API

One normalized feed for padel that does not stop at the pro tours — challenger draws read from the federation's own sheets, live scores, odds, official rankings, price history, and the markets bookmakers leave empty. Built for operators, affiliates and padel media.

What it is

Padel data arrives in incompatible shapes from every source. The feed is the layer that makes one shape out of them: one canonical model, one classification of every competition, one REST API. A tournament ingested from two sources cannot land on two sides of the decisions its level drives, because the name is classified once, centrally, rather than guessed by each adapter.

What is in it today

Measured, not intended. Counted from the store at render time, and dated below. A level with nothing in it is shown with nothing in it.

Counted from the store on 2026-10-21 · Results held from 2006–2026

Challenger is 54% of the matches held — the tier a padel feed normally treats as an appendix. Amateur is the level still to come, and the table shows it as the near-nothing it is.

One limitation, stated here rather than found in integration: a match reconstructed from a draw sheet carries its tournament's opening day as its date, because the sheet prints no time. The pairs, the round, the score and the winner are exact; the kick-off is not.

Three things no other padel feed has

Challenger depth

Below the pro tours, padel data stops. FIP Rise and FIP Promises results exist as PDF draw sheets on a federation website and in no feed anyone sells — so we read the sheets: the bracket reconstructed from the draw, winners carried forward round by round, every pair resolved onto the same player identity the pro-tour data uses. That is why a challenger player has a form line, a head-to-head record and a rating here, and has nothing at all elsewhere.

Historical odds

Padel feeds report the price now. We keep the price over time, so a line can be compared with where it came from — the difference between a quote and a market. It is the part of this feed that cannot be recreated later: history not recorded is history gone.

Markets nobody else prices

Padel books quote the match winner and stop. We generate set betting, total games and handicaps from a model of how padel scoring actually works, so the depth exists where there is nothing to collect. Every selection carries the true probability and the pre-margin fair price next to the offered price, so you can load your own margin — and says whether it was anchored on market agreement or on ranking alone, which is the weaker signal and quoted wider.

What the model scored

Tested against 4,928 finished matches — every one held when the test was run, back to 2022 — each given the first set and asked for the rest. Lower is better; the comparison is against the closing market where one existed.

Nothing was tuned to make these look better, and the totals line is the one that matters commercially: it is the market padel books do not quote at all. The archive has grown well past the test set since, and re-running it over the challenger years is queued — those matches have no closing market to beat, which is the point: below the pro tours the model is the only price there is.

How it is delivered

• REST — one clean JSON API, rate-limit headers on every response
• Webhooks (Pro) — pushed on score and price movement instead of polling
• Widgets — embeddable scoreboards and odds tables, white-label on Enterprise
• CSV export (Pro) — for modelling off-platform

Plans

Every Pro starts with a 14-day trial and no payment; it reverts to Free by itself if you do nothing. Paid in USDT, renewed monthly, cancelled by not renewing.

Starting

A free key is issued the same day and needs no call. If you are evaluating the Pro moat — history and model markets — say so and the trial is opened with it.

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