WINMATIC
AI Match Edge Engine
Transparent pricing · Built for testing real edges

Start in lab mode, upgrade when your edge is proven.

WinMatic runs your own prediction engine on live Premier League data. Start with a free sandbox, keep calls under control, and only scale when you’re confident the model earns its keep.

Best for starting out

Lab Mode

Local / hobby setup using free API tiers.

€0 / mo (infra only)

You run WinMatic on your laptop or a small free cloud instance. Perfect for experimenting, tuning your model and tracking results without pressure.

  • Runs on your own machine or free Render/Railway tier
  • Respects API-Football free quota limits
  • Tracks predictions in SQLite history
  • Includes Predictor, Value Scanner & Metrics pages
  • Ideal for 1–2 leagues and a few friends using it

You only pay whatever your cloud provider charges (if any). The code itself is yours.

Custom / high volume

High-Roller / Custom

For advanced users and bigger bankrolls.

Custom / quote

Multiple leagues, extra features, more aggressive scheduling, dashboards and alerts tuned for higher bet volume and more serious bankroll management.

  • Multi-league & potentially multi-sport setup
  • Custom scheduling + alerting for new edges
  • Deeper analytics (per-bet ROI, drawdown, Kelly sizing)
  • Can integrate with your own data warehouse / tools
  • Designed around your betting strategy and constraints

Only makes sense once your model is consistently profitable in Lab or Semi-Pro mode.

FAQs & important notes

Is WinMatic a tipster or guaranteed profit service?
No. WinMatic is a tool that runs your model on live data and helps you track its performance. There are no guaranteed profits and you always bet at your own risk.
What do I pay for in practice?
In Lab Mode, you mainly pay your cloud / hosting and your API-Football subscription if you go beyond the free tier.
Can I stay in Lab Mode forever?
Yes. The whole point is to give you a safe playground to test edges and understand the model’s behaviour before you commit real money or higher infrastructure costs.
What’s the next step from here?
For now, the recommended path is: run WinMatic locally, keep a small betting log, and once you see stable performance, consider a lightweight deploy on Render/Railway.