About
Who runs SportsDataHQ.
SportsDataHQ is the trade name OWSH Unlimited LLC uses for its sports data APIs and prediction products. The company is based in Buffalo, New York.
- Legal entity
- OWSH Unlimited LLC
- Trade name
- SportsDataHQ
- Location
- Buffalo, New York, United States
- Data APIs
- 8 live
- Contact
- hello@sportsdatahq.com
What we build
Sports data APIs for developers and AI agents. Each sport is its own brand, with its own site, documentation, pricing, terms and support address, and each serves the same tools over REST and over MCP, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or your own code can call them. Accounts are per brand and billed in credits per call, with 500 free credits a month on each.
PuckAPINHL and PWHL stats, play-by-play, expected goals and odds. REST API and MCP server. Free to start.
EndzoneAPINFL player props by sportsbook since 2023, plus play-by-play with EPA, stats and odds. REST and MCP.
FighterAPIUFC fights since 2000, plus PFL and Bellator: results, round stats, fighters and odds. REST and MCP.
DunkAPINBA player props by sportsbook since 2023, plus play-by-play, shot locations and odds. REST and MCP.
FastballAPIMLB since 2015 plus college: pitches, plate appearances, box scores, odds by book. REST and MCP.
StrikerAPIPremier League, MLS and European football: lineups, shot maps, xG, tables and odds. REST and MCP.
AcesAPIATP and WTA tennis since 2007: sets, draws, rankings, head to head, surface Elo, sportsbook lines.
BirdieAPIPGA Tour data from 2001: leaderboards, holes, courses, ratings, par-3/4/5 splits, major winner odds.
Prediction products
PuckCast picks NHL games and NoPunt picks NFL games, from the same pipelines the APIs serve. Every pick is posted before the game and stays on the record after it.
How we treat the data
Sources are reconciled against each other before they are served, and the coverage each brand claims is checked against its database. Where data is missing, the brand's coverage notes say so. A watchdog checks four times a day for tools that answer empty, datasets that went stale and jobs that failed.