PRO Tennis Stats

You get full access to all features for 3 days, with a total trial limit of 150 actions across predictions, player pages, advanced searches, and CSV downloads. Your dashboard shows how many actions you have left. We'll verify your card via Stripe, then your free trial starts. Your subscription begins only after the trial ends. Cancel anytime during the trial at no charge. We recommend starting with the Monthly plan; you can always switch to Yearly when your monthly period ends.

Predictions and stats are updated multiple times daily across ATP and WTA, including main and challenger tours.

Yes, the platform focuses on pre-match breakdowns plus historical depth for both players.

A match where our model's probability meaningfully differs from the market implied probability from the odds.

Yes. The downloads are designed for analysis (human or AI) and ML workflows. Below you can see some free CSV samples.

Yes. To limit abuse and automation and keep the service available for everyone, each Pro member has a monthly quota of 500 advanced-search and CSV-download actions (e.g., player stats downloads, season match exports, and Advanced Search tools). This is more than enough for normal research and side projects.

Important: with Advanced H2H Search, generating and downloading the CSV is free - only the search counts toward your quota, not the download.

Yes, you can cancel anytime and keep access until the end of your billing period.

Refunds are not typically offered since we provide a free trial. However, if the service is unavailable for more than 5% of your billing period due solely to issues in our application or systems (not outages/incidents caused by third-party providers such as hosting, CDN/Cloudflare, DNS, or other infrastructure), you may request a full refund. Full details are in the Terms Of Service (ToS) (sections 13 & 14) - for help, contact [email protected].

At the moment, we cover singles matches across ATP and WTA (including the Challenger tier), plus the Laver Cup, Davis Cup, Billie Jean King Cup, and select exhibition events.

We don't cover ITF matches because the data quality isn't consistent enough across ITF tournaments. If that improves, we'll be happy to add ITF. Also, ITF tends to be far more volatile, which doesn't reliably translate into a strong long-term win rate for anyone.

We also don't cover doubles. Doubles is generally more volatile and has a weaker statistical base for prediction - partnerships change frequently, and tennis becomes much harder to model when teams are constantly rotating.