Roanuz

Roanuz offers a cricket API for live scores, analytics and fantasy use, covering almost all cricket tournaments, together with a football API, a Kabaddi API and Ants, a collaborative sports editor with scorecard editing, tournament management and match widgets. Cricket and football are delivered over HTTP, Firebase, webhook and WebSocket, and a newsroom post mentions GraphQL for cricket.

The site says 1,500+ development teams use its APIs and cites more than eight years in sports apps. The vendor describes its cricket APIs as powered by machine learning. Cricket prices are listed in Indian rupees by monthly request quota. The copyright line names Roanuz Softwares Private Limited, while the pages we read state no registered country or address.

• Cricket API. The cricket API covers live scores, analytics and fantasy use across almost all cricket tournaments. It is the product with published prices, and football and Kabaddi have their own pricing pages.
• Several delivery methods. Cricket and football are delivered over HTTP, Firebase, webhook and WebSocket. Teams can pick pull or push styles, though the Kabaddi page does not list its delivery methods.
• Ants scorecard editor. Ants is a collaborative sports editor with scorecard editing, tournament management and match widgets. It serves organisers who score matches themselves rather than only consuming a feed.
• Football and Kabaddi APIs. Separate APIs cover football and Kabaddi. Kabaddi is a niche that general providers often skip, and the home page links to a pricing page for each sport.
• Match-based plan limits. Cricket plans cap matches per month as well as requests: 100 matches on Essential, 200 on Business and unlimited on Business +. Counting matches adds a second limit to track.
• Machine learning claim. The vendor describes its cricket APIs as powered by machine learning techniques. The pages we read do not say which outputs use it, so the claim is the vendor's own.
• Developer base. The site says 1,500+ development teams use its APIs, with over eight years in sports apps. These are vendor figures without a named customer list in the pages we read.

• A cricket fantasy platform. Live scores, analytics and fantasy use are named for the cricket API. Business plans raise the match cap to 200 and requests to 300,000 a month.
• A local league organiser. Ants offers scorecard editing, tournament management and match widgets. An organiser can score matches and publish widgets without building a backend.
• A Kabaddi app developer. A dedicated Kabaddi API exists, which is uncommon. Prices sit on a separate page, and the Kabaddi page lists no delivery methods, so the team should ask how data arrives.

The Roanuz home page links to separate pricing pages for cricket, football and Kabaddi and shows no prices itself or any trial. The cricket package page shows a rupee 0 option labelled Trail Package, and says the main tiers have no stated free trial.

A developer would start on that option, test the cricket API over HTTP or WebSocket, and compare the plan cards with the comparison table, since the two give different request limits for the same tier. Contact addresses are contact@roanuz.com and support@roanuz.com. The pages we read do not give a step-by-step setup guide.

Roanuz splits its catalogue into cricket, football and Kabaddi APIs plus Ants, a collaborative scorecard editor. Cricket plans are listed in Indian rupees: Essential, Business and Business + by matches and requests a month, Enterprise by quote.

The package page and its comparison table show different request limits for the same tier. No trial is stated for the main tiers, and the privacy page names no country.

The sports data apis list places Roanuz 8 of 13: it follows Pandascore and comes before Goalserve. After the challenger places, Roanuz is one of the established names, ranked in order and without a score.

The vendor states no country of establishment, so Roanuz is left out of the regional count for this list.

In the catalogue: Published cricket plans billed monthly or annually; Enterprise quoted; football and Kabaddi on separate pages.

The cricket package page lists Essential at ₹15,903 per month billed annually (₹17,670 monthly) with 100 matches and 150,000 requests per month. Business is ₹31,499 billed annually (₹34,999 monthly) with 200 matches and 300,000 requests. Business + is ₹53,999 per month billed annually (₹59,999 monthly) with unlimited matches and 1,000,000 requests per month. Enterprise is quoted through sales with custom limits. A ₹0 option labelled Trail Package is shown, and the main tiers have no stated free trial. The comparison table gives higher request limits than the plan cards, for example 400,000 for Essential, so both are reported as shown. Football and Kabaddi prices are on other pages.

Read from roanuz.com when Best Sports Data APIs in 2026 was last reviewed (13 November 2026).

Cricket and football are delivered over HTTP, Firebase, webhook and WebSocket, and a newsroom post mentions GraphQL for cricket.

The vendor says 1,500+ development teams use its APIs and calls its cricket APIs powered by machine learning techniques.

Business + lifts the limit to unlimited matches and a million requests a month.

The Kabaddi page lists no delivery methods, and the copyright line names Roanuz Softwares Private Limited.

The privacy policy page states no legal entity, registered country or address and no governing-law jurisdiction. The copyright line names Roanuz Softwares Private Limited. The pages we read do not describe certifications, encryption or data residency.

Contact is by email at contact@roanuz.com and support@roanuz.com. Buyers with procurement or data protection requirements should ask the vendor which entity contracts, where it is established and which security documents exist, because the pages we read leave these open.

Integrations the vendor names (9):

• HTTP API
• Firebase
• Webhooks
• WebSocket
• GraphQL (cricket, per newsroom post)
• Ants editor
• Match widgets
• Football API
• Kabaddi API

Also in our records:

• Cricket and football are delivered over HTTP, Firebase, webhook and WebSocket, and a newsroom post mentions GraphQL for cricket.
• The vendor says 1,500+ development teams use its APIs and calls its cricket APIs powered by machine learning techniques.

Closest by traits, not by rank: 4 products from the same list that overlap most with Roanuz.

• football-data.org (#1 of 13): Football-only API with published euro tiers and a permanent free plan. Watch out: scores and schedules on the free plan are delayed, and live scores need a paid tier.
• Entity Sport (#6 of 13): Cricket-first sports API from Jaipur with published monthly and yearly plans. Watch out: the pricing page lists paid plans only, with the development API terms left unstated.
• Pandascore (#7 of 13): Esports odds and statistics API from Paris, priced per game. Watch out: prices multiply by the number of games, so covering many titles costs more.
• Goalserve (#9 of 13): Suits: Sportsbook and score sites wanting broad league and odds feeds on trial first.

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

• roanuz.com: Products, delivery methods, developer figures, contact addresses, separate pricing pages
• sports.dev.roanuz.com/v5/package-pricing: Cricket plan prices, matches and requests, Trail Package, Enterprise
• sports.dev.roanuz.com/v5/package-pricing: Comparison table limits differing from plan cards
• roanuz.com/privacy-policy: No legal entity, country, address or jurisdiction stated; company name in copyright line

We test for four things rather than for features: setup time, price in practice, exit and audience. That puts Roanuz at #8 of 13. The editorial process sets out how facts are gathered and how commercial links are handled.