All competitor facts on this page were observed on 2026-07-28, with flagged items re-checked 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
| Pikkit | CLV.gg | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Verified bet tracker with a social feed | Real-time edge detection with CLV grading | [1][C] |
| Entry paid tier | Pro $29.99/mo | Scout $59/mo standard ($39/mo founding) | [1][A] |
| Top public price | Pro $199.99/yr (annual billing of the same Pro tier) | Pro $399/mo standard ($299/mo founding) | [1][A] |
| Free tier | Full tracker, free | Free calculators + public sample edges | [1][B] |
| Trial | Exists; length not publicly documented | 7 days, card required | [1][4][A] |
| Edge-finding tools (+EV, arbitrage, middles) | Not publicly documented | +EV, arbitrage, middles, low holds, steam (by tier) | [1][A] |
| Bet auto-sync | Core product; sync-only, no manual entry | Account linking + synced slips (Edge tier and above) | [1][A] |
| CLV tracking | Automatic, Pro tier, straight bets only | Automatic; every settled bet graded against the close (Edge tier and above) | [1][A][C] |
| Coverage | "30+ supported institutions"; 39 platforms named (list dated May 2026), spanning sportsbooks, DFS, sweeps, prediction, offshore. Polymarket not listed. | 35+ books and venues named, including Polymarket and Kalshi | [2][C] |
| In-game | Live win-probability | In-game signals in beta (Pro tier) | [1][A] |
| Platforms | iOS + Android (web and Discord on Pro) | Web | [1][C] |
| Speed claim | Not publicly documented | Under 500ms streaming detection on Edge tier and above; 60s on Scout | [A] |
| Public results | Verified per-bettor leaderboards; platform-wide aggregate not publicly documented | Public edge archive: 2.4M+ logged signals, per-edge graded vs the close | [1][C] |
| App Store rating | 4.9 stars across roughly 21K iOS ratings | n/a (no native app) | [1] |
Where Pikkit is stronger
- Verified tracking that cannot be faked. Pikkit is sync-only: no manual entry means a leaderboard record cannot be self-reported or doctored. In a category full of screenshot flexes, that architecture is genuinely valuable, and it is why other companies use Pikkit screenshots as third-party proof. [1]
- Free core product. The full tracker costs nothing. If tracking is all you need, the correct price for it is currently zero. [1]
- Mobile experience. Native iOS and Android apps rated 4.9 stars across roughly 21K iOS ratings. CLV.gg has no native mobile app. [1]
- Integration breadth for the modern degen stack. 39 named platforms including DFS, sweeps, prediction markets, and offshore books, which is wider than a books-only lens. [2]
- Price. Pro at $29.99/mo undercuts every paid tier at CLV.gg. [1]
- A published honesty benchmark. Pikkit publishes the benchmark that a CLV rate above 60% over 200+ bets indicates you are consistently beating the market. Publishing a falsifiable standard is the kind of thing this category needs more of. [3]
Where CLV.gg is stronger
- It finds the edges in the first place. CLV.gg surfaces +EV, arbitrage, middles, low holds, and steam against a sharp-consensus fair value, streaming in under 500ms on real-time tiers. Edge-finding tools are not publicly documented at Pikkit; it is a tracker by design. [A][C]
- Per-edge accountability, not just per-bettor. Pikkit's verified leaderboards prove what individual bettors did. CLV.gg's public archive (2.4M+ logged signals) grades the platform's own detections against the closing line, per edge, with outcomes. These are different proof objects: Pikkit audits bettors, CLV.gg audits itself. As of 2026-07-28, none of the five tools we compare publishes an auditable per-edge graded record; Pikkit's per-bettor verification is the closest precedent and deserves the credit for normalizing verification at all. [1][C]
- Polymarket and Kalshi. CLV.gg's registry includes both major prediction markets; Pikkit's named list includes four prediction-market platforms but not Polymarket. [2][C]
- All bet outcomes graded against the close. Pikkit's automatic CLV covers straight bets only, on Pro. CLV.gg grades every settled synced bet against where the market closed on Edge tier and above. [1][A]
FAQ
Do I need both?
Plenty of bettors could sensibly run both: Pikkit as the free verified record of what you bet, CLV.gg as the desk that finds what to bet and grades it against the close. They overlap on CLV tracking, but the products point in different directions.
Does Pikkit find +EV bets or arbitrage?
Not that its public materials document. Pikkit's product is tracking and community. If a detection feature exists, it is not publicly documented as of 2026-07-28.
Does Pikkit track CLV?
Yes, automatically on the Pro tier, for straight bets only per its public materials. CLV.gg grades all settled synced bets against the closing line on Edge tier and above.
Which is cheaper?
Pikkit. The tracker is free and Pro is $29.99/mo. CLV.gg starts at $59/mo standard ($39/mo founding). They are priced differently because they do different work; a detection desk carries live market data costs that a tracker does not.
Is Pikkit's leaderboard real?
Its architecture makes faking hard: records come only from synced sportsbook accounts, not manual entry. That is exactly why we call it the strongest verification precedent in the category.
Can I place bets through either tool?
No. Both are analytics products. CLV.gg is not a sportsbook and does not sell picks.
Who should pick which
Pick Pikkit if you want to track your betting honestly, for free, on your phone, with a record nobody can accuse you of doctoring. It is the best verified tracker in the category, and if you are not yet shopping lines or hunting +EV, it is probably all you need.
Pick CLV.gg if you want a desk that finds edges across 35+ named books and venues (including Polymarket and Kalshi), streams them in under 500ms on real-time tiers, and keeps a public per-edge record of how its own detections graded against the close.
Or run both. The tracker is free and the honesty compounds.
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]Apple App Store, Pikkit listing (pricing via in-app purchase list; rating; observed 2026-07-28, re-checked 2026-07-29): apps.apple.com/us/app/id1586567110
- [2]Pikkit supported sportsbooks list ("Last Updated: May 2026"; observed 2026-07-28): pikkit.com/resources/sportsbooks
- [3]Pikkit, "What is a good closing line value percentage?" (CLV benchmark; observed 2026-07-29): pikkit.com/closing-line-value
- [4]Pikkit Pro page ("Start your free trial", no length stated; observed 2026-07-29): pikkit.com/pro
- [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