Comparison

Dynatyze vs OddsShopper: a betting portfolio tool, and a research desk with a public ledger

OddsShopper sizes a whole day of bets as one portfolio. Dynatyze puts the research beside each edge, prices exchanges and pick'em on the same fair line, and publishes how its flags did.

By Dynatyze Research · Updated Oct 29, 2026 · OddsShopper's pages read Oct 28, 2026

See the Odds screen See plans

The short version

Our read

Pick OddsShopper if

You want a day's bets sized together as a portfolio, and batch betslips.

Pick Dynatyze if

You want the research beside each edge, pick'em lines priced on the same fair line, and a public record of how the flags did.

Feature by feature

FeatureDynatyzeOddsShopper

scannerYes. A fair line from the sharp books, every edge with its sample.Yes, graded bet cards.

ArbitrageYes. Both legs, both books, the stakes and how long the arb has lived.Not stated on the pages we read

MiddlesYes, with the chance of landing in the gap.Not stated on the pages we read

Low holdYes. The cheapest two-way markets on the board.Not stated on the pages we read

Odds screenYes. Every book's price on one line, history one tap from a cell.Yes, with your own choice of reference books.

Player prop researchYes. Prop screener, hit rates, Prop Lab, defense vs position.Not stated on the pages we read

Pick'em linesYes. Each line checked against the sportsbooks' fair price.Not stated on the pages we read

Exchanges and prediction marketsYes. Novig, ProphetX, Kalshi and Polymarket as real legs, after fees.Liquidity at the price for Novig and Polymarket.

Betting splitsYes. Tickets against money, with the population named.Not stated on the pages we read

Bet trackerYes. A bet journal with CSV import.Not stated on the pages we read

Free calculatorsYes. 19 free calculators, no account needed.Yes.

Public record of its own picksYes. A public results ledger and a closing-line ledger.Not stated on the pages we read

PhoneA web app built for the phone. No native app yet.Not stated on the pages we read

Price, sports and books

WhatDynatyzeOddsShopper

Price$24.99 a month, or $239.99 a year. Signed-out readers see a free preview of every desk.No published price we could cite; see their pricing page.

SportsNBA, NFL, MLB, college football and soccer. College basketball desks reopen in February 2027.Not stated on the pages we read

Books41 sportsbooks, exchanges and pick'em apps posted prices to our feed in October 2026.Not stated on the pages we read

Where OddsShopper is strong

An odds screen with every book in one row, True Odds beside the best price, and your own choice of the books that set True Odds.
Exchange liquidity at the price for Novig and Polymarket on the screen.
Bet cards with expected return, win chance and hold, two grading engines to switch between, and related bets beside a card.
Portfolio EV: a daily set of bets sized by fractional to your risk, with up to 20 betslips staged at once.
A Betting 101 education series and free calculators.

Our record, from our own data

Arbs logged: 174,084first seen Sep 30, 2026 to Oct 27, 2026
Median arb life: 2 min 17 smedian locked return 1.29%
Books on our feed: 41sportsbooks, exchanges and pick'em apps, Oct 2026

Our scanner logged 174,084 arbs first seen from Sep 30, 2026 to Oct 27, 2026 that have since ended. For the median one, the last scan that saw it came 2 min 17 s after the first, and it locked 1.29% before limits and voids. Results vary, and an arb is gone the moment one price moves.

See the results ledger See the line report card

Try the tools

Sources

1. OddsShopper, How to use the odds screen (their own page), read Oct 28, 2026: https://www.oddsshopper.com/articles/betting-101/how-to-use-the-oddsshopper-odds-screen

2. OddsShopper, Betting tools (their own page), read Oct 28, 2026: https://www.oddsshopper.com/articles/betting-101/oddsshopper-betting-tools

3. OddsShopper, OddsShopper vs OddsJam (their own page), read Oct 28, 2026: https://www.oddsshopper.com/articles/comparisons/oddsshopper-vs-oddsjam

4. OddsShopper, home page (their own page), read Oct 28, 2026: https://www.oddsshopper.com/

Common questions5 questions

What is the difference between Dynatyze and OddsShopper?

An odds screen, graded bet cards and a portfolio tool that sizes a day's bets together. Dynatyze is a betting research desk: a fair line from the sharp books, +EV, arbitrage, middles, player props and pick'em lines priced on it, exchanges counted after fees, and a public record of how its flags did against the close.

How much does Dynatyze cost compared with OddsShopper?

Dynatyze costs $24.99 a month or $239.99 a year. We found no published OddsShopper price we could cite. Prices change, so check both before you pay.

Can I use OddsShopper and Dynatyze together?

Yes. Dynatyze does not take bets and does not need to be your only tool. It reads prices and links you to the sportsbook to place the bet.

Is there a free version of Dynatyze?

Yes. Signed-out readers see a free preview of every desk, with real rows and the count of what is locked, and every calculator is free with no account.

Where do the facts on this page come from?

We read OddsShopper's own public pages and the reviews listed under Sources on Oct 28, 2026. A cell that says "Not stated on the pages we read" means we found no public source for it, not that the feature is missing. Our own numbers come from our own ledgers and carry their dates.

How this is read

We read each competitor's own public pages, help center and app listing, and the third-party reviews listed under Sources. Every claim about another product on this page points to one of them.

We list where each product is strong. We do not list what reviewers or app users dislike about it.

Our numbers come from our own ledgers, derived Oct 29, 2026: the arb ledger (every arb our scanner first saw from Sep 30, 2026 to Oct 27, 2026 that has since ended, read the way the arb desk reads it) and the book coverage ledger.

Product names are their owners' trademarks, used only to say what is being compared. Dynatyze is not affiliated with any product named here.

Comparison

Dynatyze vs OddsShopper: a betting portfolio tool, and a research desk with a public ledger

OddsShopper sizes a whole day of bets as one portfolio. Dynatyze puts the research beside each edge, prices exchanges and pick'em on the same fair line, and publishes how its flags did.

By Dynatyze Research · Updated Oct 29, 2026 · OddsShopper's pages read Oct 28, 2026

See the Odds screen See plans

The short version

Our read

Pick OddsShopper if

You want a day's bets sized together as a portfolio, and batch betslips.

Pick Dynatyze if

You want the research beside each edge, pick'em lines priced on the same fair line, and a public record of how the flags did.

Feature by feature

FeatureDynatyzeOddsShopper

scannerYes. A fair line from the sharp books, every edge with its sample.Yes, graded bet cards.

ArbitrageYes. Both legs, both books, the stakes and how long the arb has lived.Not stated on the pages we read

MiddlesYes, with the chance of landing in the gap.Not stated on the pages we read

Low holdYes. The cheapest two-way markets on the board.Not stated on the pages we read

Odds screenYes. Every book's price on one line, history one tap from a cell.Yes, with your own choice of reference books.

Player prop researchYes. Prop screener, hit rates, Prop Lab, defense vs position.Not stated on the pages we read

Pick'em linesYes. Each line checked against the sportsbooks' fair price.Not stated on the pages we read

Exchanges and prediction marketsYes. Novig, ProphetX, Kalshi and Polymarket as real legs, after fees.Liquidity at the price for Novig and Polymarket.

Betting splitsYes. Tickets against money, with the population named.Not stated on the pages we read

Bet trackerYes. A bet journal with CSV import.Not stated on the pages we read

Free calculatorsYes. 19 free calculators, no account needed.Yes.

Public record of its own picksYes. A public results ledger and a closing-line ledger.Not stated on the pages we read

PhoneA web app built for the phone. No native app yet.Not stated on the pages we read

Price, sports and books

WhatDynatyzeOddsShopper

Price$24.99 a month, or $239.99 a year. Signed-out readers see a free preview of every desk.No published price we could cite; see their pricing page.

SportsNBA, NFL, MLB, college football and soccer. College basketball desks reopen in February 2027.Not stated on the pages we read

Books41 sportsbooks, exchanges and pick'em apps posted prices to our feed in October 2026.Not stated on the pages we read

Where OddsShopper is strong

An odds screen with every book in one row, True Odds beside the best price, and your own choice of the books that set True Odds.
Exchange liquidity at the price for Novig and Polymarket on the screen.
Bet cards with expected return, win chance and hold, two grading engines to switch between, and related bets beside a card.
Portfolio EV: a daily set of bets sized by fractional to your risk, with up to 20 betslips staged at once.
A Betting 101 education series and free calculators.

Our record, from our own data

Arbs logged: 174,084first seen Sep 30, 2026 to Oct 27, 2026
Median arb life: 2 min 17 smedian locked return 1.29%
Books on our feed: 41sportsbooks, exchanges and pick'em apps, Oct 2026

See the results ledger See the line report card

Try the tools

Sources

1. OddsShopper, How to use the odds screen (their own page), read Oct 28, 2026: https://www.oddsshopper.com/articles/betting-101/how-to-use-the-oddsshopper-odds-screen

2. OddsShopper, Betting tools (their own page), read Oct 28, 2026: https://www.oddsshopper.com/articles/betting-101/oddsshopper-betting-tools

3. OddsShopper, OddsShopper vs OddsJam (their own page), read Oct 28, 2026: https://www.oddsshopper.com/articles/comparisons/oddsshopper-vs-oddsjam

4. OddsShopper, home page (their own page), read Oct 28, 2026: https://www.oddsshopper.com/

Common questions5 questions

What is the difference between Dynatyze and OddsShopper?

How much does Dynatyze cost compared with OddsShopper?

Dynatyze costs $24.99 a month or $239.99 a year. We found no published OddsShopper price we could cite. Prices change, so check both before you pay.

Can I use OddsShopper and Dynatyze together?

Yes. Dynatyze does not take bets and does not need to be your only tool. It reads prices and links you to the sportsbook to place the bet.

Is there a free version of Dynatyze?

Yes. Signed-out readers see a free preview of every desk, with real rows and the count of what is locked, and every calculator is free with no account.

Where do the facts on this page come from?

How this is read

We read each competitor's own public pages, help center and app listing, and the third-party reviews listed under Sources. Every claim about another product on this page points to one of them.

We list where each product is strong. We do not list what reviewers or app users dislike about it.

Product names are their owners' trademarks, used only to say what is being compared. Dynatyze is not affiliated with any product named here.

Dynatyze vs OddsShopper: a betting portfolio tool, and a research desk with a public ledger

The short version

Feature by feature

Price, sports and books

Where OddsShopper is strong

Our record, from our own data

Try the tools

Sources

Common questions5 questions

What is the difference between Dynatyze and OddsShopper?

How much does Dynatyze cost compared with OddsShopper?

Can I use OddsShopper and Dynatyze together?

Is there a free version of Dynatyze?

Where do the facts on this page come from?

How this is read

Responsible gaming

Dynatyze vs OddsShopper: a betting portfolio tool, and a research desk with a public ledger

The short version

Feature by feature

Price, sports and books

Where OddsShopper is strong

Our record, from our own data

Try the tools

Sources

Common questions5 questions

What is the difference between Dynatyze and OddsShopper?

How much does Dynatyze cost compared with OddsShopper?

Can I use OddsShopper and Dynatyze together?

Is there a free version of Dynatyze?

Where do the facts on this page come from?

How this is read

Responsible gaming