All competitor facts on this page were observed on 2026-07-28, with flagged pricing re-verified on 2026-07-29, from the sources linked in the footnotes. Where something is not publicly documented, we say exactly that rather than guessing. Corrections: clv.gg/contact.
Side by side
| OddsShopper | CLV.gg | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry paid tier | Core $99.95/mo | Scout $59/mo standard ($39/mo founding) | [1][A] |
| Top public tier | Pro $149.95/mo | Pro $399/mo standard ($299/mo founding) | [1][A] |
| Free tier | Free arbitrage finder + picks + calculators | Free calculators + public sample edges | [1][B] |
| Trial | 7 days (card requirement not publicly documented) | 7 days, card required | [1][A] |
| Book coverage | "110+ Sportsbooks"; books not individually named | 35+ books and venues, individually named | [2][C] |
| +EV | Yes (PortfolioEV) | Yes (all tiers) | [2][A] |
| Arbitrage | Yes | Full arbitrage board (Operator tier and above) | [2][A] |
| Middles / low hold | Middles not publicly documented; low hold as a filter only | Middles and low holds (Edge tier and above) | [2][A] |
| CLV tracking of your bets | Claimed; implementation details not publicly documented | Automatic via account linking and synced slips; every settled bet graded against the close (Edge tier and above) | [2][A] |
| Bet auto-sync with book accounts | Not publicly documented | Account linking + synced slips (Edge tier and above) | [2][A] |
| Historical odds | Inside PortfolioEV only | Multi-year historical research layer on higher tiers; archives via Enterprise | [2][A][C] |
| Prediction markets | Liquidity Tool | Polymarket, Kalshi, plus exchanges | [2][C] |
| In-game | Pro tier | In-game signals in beta (Pro tier) | [2][A] |
| Speed claim | "Lightning fast" (no figure published) | Under 500ms streaming detection on Edge tier and above; 60s on Scout | [2][A] |
| Platforms | Web + iOS + Android + Tails marketplace | Web | [2][C] |
| Picks | Yes: free picks content and the Tails creator picks marketplace | No picks, by policy | [2][C] |
| Public results | One published backtest (a 10,275-bet NFL portfolio with stated 16% ROI and 55% win rate), presented without source data or methodology | Public edge archive: 2.4M+ logged signals, per-edge graded vs the close | [2][C] |
Where OddsShopper is stronger
- The free funnel. A free arbitrage finder, free picks, and free calculators is a lot of working product at zero cost. If you want to try the category without paying anyone, OddsShopper's free tier is among the most generous. [1]
- Media reach and content. OddsShopper is a media operation first, with shows, articles, and a steady content pipeline. If you like learning through content and personalities, there is far more to watch and read there than at CLV.gg. [2]
- Two native mobile apps. iOS and Android. CLV.gg is web-only today. [2]
- The Tails marketplace. For bettors who want to follow creators' plays, Tails is a real product with a real creator ecosystem. CLV.gg deliberately does not offer anything like it, so if that is what you want, OddsShopper is the one that has it. [2]
- Claimed book count. "110+ Sportsbooks" is a larger claimed number than CLV.gg's 35+, though the books are not individually named. [2]
Where CLV.gg is stronger
- No picks, structurally. CLV.gg is analytics and education only: it does not sell picks, host a picks marketplace, or publish plays. If you believe process beats tailing, the absence of a picks surface is a feature, not a gap. OddsShopper's model bundles tools with picks content and a creator picks marketplace; that is a legitimate business, it is just a different one. [2][C]
- A named coverage registry. Every one of CLV.gg's 35+ books and venues is listed publicly, including Polymarket and Kalshi. OddsShopper publishes a count without a named list. [2][C]
- A published speed figure. OddsShopper says "lightning fast" without a number. CLV.gg publishes under 500ms on its real-time tiers. Neither is independently benchmarked, but only one is falsifiable. [2][A]
- Documented CLV accountability. OddsShopper claims CLV tracking, but the implementation is not publicly documented. CLV.gg documents its mechanism: sportsbook account linking, synced slips, and every settled bet graded against where the market closed, on Edge tier and above. [2][A]
- A per-edge public record. OddsShopper's published performance evidence is a single backtest presented without source data. CLV.gg publishes a live archive of 2.4M+ logged signals graded per-edge against the close. Across the category, RebelBetting's aggregate self-reported results and Pikkit's verified per-bettor leaderboards are the strongest other precedents; the per-edge graded record has no equivalent among the five tools we compare as of 2026-07-28. [2][C]
FAQ
Is OddsShopper free?
Substantially, yes: the arbitrage finder, picks content, and calculators are free. Paid tiers (Core $99.95/mo, Pro $149.95/mo) unlock the deeper tools. Its subscribe page also carries weekly and annual billing toggles; those amounts render only in its checkout flow and were not captured in our pass, so check the current checkout for them.
Does OddsShopper sell picks?
It publishes free picks content and operates Tails, a creator picks marketplace. CLV.gg does neither and will not: it is analytics and education only.
Which covers more books?
OddsShopper claims 110+, unnamed. CLV.gg lists 35+ by name. Bigger claimed number on one side, verifiable list on the other; pick the property you value.
What is OddsShopper's published win rate worth?
Its site presents one backtest (a 10,275-bet NFL portfolio with a stated 16% ROI and 55% win rate) without source data or methodology, so it cannot be evaluated from outside. We note it as published and take no position. CLV.gg publishes no ROI or win-rate claims for itself; it publishes graded edges and lets the record speak.
Does CLV.gg have a mobile app?
No. CLV.gg is a web application as of July 2026. OddsShopper has iOS and Android apps.
Can I place bets through either tool?
No. Both are analytics products. CLV.gg is not a sportsbook.
Who should pick which
Pick OddsShopper if you want the most product for free, you enjoy content and shows as part of your betting diet, you want native mobile apps, or you want to follow creators through Tails. As a free on-ramp to betting tools it is genuinely hard to beat.
Pick CLV.gg if you want a picks-free desk: streaming detection on real-time tiers, a named venue registry including Polymarket and Kalshi, automatic CLV grading of your synced bets, and a public per-edge record. It costs money and gives you receipts, and that is the whole trade.
CLV.gg is analytics and education only. It is not a sportsbook and it does not sell picks. Betting involves risk. Past detections do not guarantee future outcomes.
Sources
- [1]OddsShopper subscription page (Core and Pro monthly prices re-verified 2026-07-29; "Try OddsShopper free for 7 days"): oddsshopper.com/subscribe
- [2]OddsShopper site surfaces (tools, coverage, results claims; observed 2026-07-28): oddsshopper.com
- [A]CLV.gg pricing: clv.gg/pricing
- [B]CLV.gg calculators and sample edges: clv.gg/calculators, clv.gg/sample-edges
- [C]CLV.gg public coverage registry and product summary: clv.gg/llms.txt and clv.gg