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Sport Data API

A JSON service for live sports broadcasts. One request returns the current fixtures or channels together with a playable stream link, so you can build a schedule page, a player, or a betting widget without maintaining your own feed.

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What you get

One integration covers the whole schedule. We keep the fixtures, the channel line-up and the stream links in sync, and you read them as JSON whenever you need them.

Live fixtures

Football, basketball, tennis, volleyball, ice hockey, table tennis, e-sports and more. Every fixture carries its sport, league, kick-off time, both team names and their logos, so you can render a schedule page without any extra lookups. Filter by sport, league or free-text search, and page through the results.

Channels

A continuously updated list of live channels alongside the fixtures, with display names and playable links.

Playable stream links

Links are HLS and ready to hand to any standard player. Each one is signed for the requesting IP address and expires after a while, so a link that leaks cannot be re-used elsewhere.

Your player, or ours

If you would rather not expose the origin at all, we can return links that point at your own player address instead of the raw stream. The underlying stream URL then never reaches your users.

Content in your language

Turkish, English, Arabic and Hebrew feeds are maintained separately. Your account is bound to the one you need, so the naming and league titles arrive already localised.

Team name matching

Team and league names are normalised on our side, which makes fuzzy matching against your own database straightforward. If you prefer deterministic joins, we can align the feed to your internal IDs.

Getting access

There is no self-service signup. Accounts are created by your provider, which is also how permissions and limits are set.

Each account only ever sees what it is entitled to. Endpoints outside your permissions are not listed and cannot be called, which is also why nothing technical is published on this page.

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