Entity Sport

Entity Sport is the sports data brand of Entity Digital Sports Pvt. Ltd., based in Jaipur, India. Its APIs cover cricket, cricket exchange odds, cricket predictions, football, basketball, Kabaddi, baseball, field hockey, NFL, tennis and NHL, with endpoints for schedules, live scores, players, rosters, competitions, teams, matches and fantasy points.

The site states 600+ competitions, 15,000+ matches a year and 200+ APIs, and describes the data as sourced from official sports authorities. Cricket is the deepest area, with domestic First Class, List A and T20 competitions such as the IPL, BBL and PSL alongside international matches. Plans are published in dollars per sport, monthly or yearly, with Enterprise quoted on request.

• Cricket depth. Cricket coverage spans domestic First Class, List A and T20 competitions plus international matches, with separate APIs for exchange odds and predictions. It is the product the rest of the catalogue grew around.
• Fantasy points endpoints. Endpoints include fantasy points beside schedules, rosters and live scores. That targets fantasy sports builders, and several fantasy operators are named among customers and partners on the site.
• Football and basketball coverage. Football is stated as 250+ competitions with 50+ data types, and basketball as the NBA plus 50+ competitions. These are vendor figures, and the pages we read do not list the competitions in full.
• Embeddable widgets. Widgets are offered for live scores, standings, fixtures and a match centre. Site owners can display data without a backend, though the pages we read do not describe customisation.
• Tiered call volumes. Cricket plans run from 500,000 to 2,000,000 calls, and football from 1,000,000 to 6,000,000 calls a month. Volume is the main variable, so heavy polling raises the tier required.
• WebSocket at the top football tier. The Gold football plan includes WebSocket and the Live Score API. Lower football tiers do not list them, so real-time pushes need the most expensive published plan.
• Round-the-clock support. Support is offered 24/7 by email and phone, and the API is described as a secure RESTful architecture. The pages we read give no response-time commitment.

• A cricket fantasy app operator. Fantasy points, rosters and live scores in one cricket API match the product type. The team would size the plan by expected calls, from 500,000 up to 2,000,000 a month.
• A football data startup needing live push. WebSocket and the Live Score API arrive only at the Gold tier of $1,600 per month. A smaller product would weigh that against polling a lower tier.
• A publisher adding score widgets. Live score, standings, fixtures and match centre widgets can be embedded. The publisher still needs a paid plan or a trial, whose length the pages we read do not state.

The pricing page shows only paid plans and points to a Free Development API under Resources, without giving its terms. The home page advertises free trials without stating their length or limits, so a first step is to ask what the trial covers. Sales is the route for Enterprise plans in cricket, football, basketball and tennis.

Support is available around the clock by email and phone. The pages we read describe products and plans rather than a developer onboarding procedure, so a team should open the documentation and test the free development API before choosing between monthly and yearly billing.

Entity Digital Sports sells separate plans for cricket and football, billed monthly or yearly by call volume, with WebSocket and a Live Score API only at the top football tier. Enterprise plans for four sports are quoted.

The pricing page shows paid plans only: a free development API is linked without terms, and trials carry no stated length. Prices exclude taxes, and customers in India pay 18% GST.

The sports data apis list places Entity Sport 6 of 13: Highlightly sits directly above it and Pandascore directly below. After the challenger places, Entity Sport is one of the established names, ranked in order and without a score.

Entity Sport is based in India; 2 of the 13 products here share its region, Asia-Pacific.

Endpoints cover schedules, live scores, players, rosters and fantasy points across cricket, football, basketball, baseball, field hockey, NFL, tennis and NHL.

Cricket coverage names the IPL, BBL, PSL, BPL and CPL.

The vendor says data comes from official sports authorities and counts 600+ competitions.

Named customers are mostly fantasy platforms such as MPL and Sportskeeda.

Support is offered by email and phone around the clock, and the company address is in Jaipur.

In the catalogue: Published monthly or yearly plans per sport by call volume; Enterprise quoted; trials advertised.

Cricket plans in dollars, with no currency code shown: Starter $150 per month or $1,500 per year (500,000 calls), Pro $250 or $2,500 (1,000,000) and Elite $450 or $4,500 (2,000,000). Football: Starter $250 per month or $2,500 per year (1,000,000 calls per month), Pro $450 or $4,500 (2,000,000), Elite $750 or $7,500 (3,000,000) and Gold $1,600 or $16,000 (6,000,000, with WebSocket and the Live Score API). Yearly billing equals ten months. Enterprise plans for cricket, football, basketball and tennis are quoted through sales. Prices exclude taxes, and Indian customers pay 18% GST. The home page advertises trials without length or limits.

We took this from entitysport.com, the vendor’s own site, when we reviewed Best Sports Data APIs in 2026; that review is dated 13 November 2026.

The site describes a secure RESTful architecture and states that data is sourced from official sports authorities. The company is named as Entity Digital Sports, 97 Sheela Vihar-A, Gokulpura, Jaipur 302012, India, and the copyright notice names Entity Digital Sports Pvt.

Ltd. Payment logos on the site include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, RuPay, Razorpay and Stripe. The pages we read do not describe certifications, encryption details or data residency, so buyers with compliance needs should request documentation from the vendor.

Integrations the vendor names (9):

• REST API
• WebSocket (Gold football)
• Live Score API
• Live score widget
• Standings widget
• Fixtures widget
• Match centre widget
• Cricket exchange odds API
• Fantasy points endpoints

Also in our records:

• The pricing page lists paid plans only, with the development API terms left unstated.

Closest by traits, not by rank: 5 products from the same list that overlap most with Entity Sport.

• The Odds API (#2 of 13): Credit-metered betting odds API run from Australia, starting at no charge. Suits: Odds comparison and tipster sites that need bookmaker prices across several regions. (Australia)
• Sportmonks (#4 of 13): Football, cricket and Formula One APIs from Deventer with published prices. Watch out: the free football plan reaches only two leagues, so broader testing depends on the paid trial.
• Pandascore (#7 of 13): A good match for: Esports media and fantasy teams covering a handful of game titles.
• Roanuz (#8 of 13): Cricket, football and Kabaddi APIs priced in rupees by monthly request quota. Suits: Cricket and Kabaddi apps wanting rupee-priced plans by request volume.
• Sportbex (#10 of 13): Sports and betting-odds API launched in 2025, priced by custom quote.

Read from the vendor’s own pages on 12 November 2026.

• entitysport.com: Sports and endpoints, widgets, coverage figures, company address, customers, support
• entitysport.com/pricing: Cricket and football plan prices and call volumes
• entitysport.com/pricing: Enterprise quotes, taxes, GST, free development API reference
• entitysport.com: Trials advertised, payment logos, RESTful architecture

Four tests decide a position: how soon the product is useful, what the bill really becomes, how data leaves and who it suits. On those tests Entity Sport lands at place 6 of 13. How vendor facts are sourced, and how money can and cannot influence a page, is in the editorial process.