Betting with 5 years of historical data is the difference between a proven strategy and a hunch.
How much does FootyStats Premium cost?
Regular price: £26.99/month.
FootyStats also tends to run annual plans with bigger savings.
The price is billed in British pounds and converts at the exchange rate of the day, so what you actually pay in dollars moves around a little. As a rough guide, figure roughly $25-30 at the discounted price.
What does the free version include?
The free version of FootyStats is not a stripped-down demo. You get real access to stats for the biggest leagues, basic predictions, historical data and the H2H system. It's plenty to get started and figure out whether the tool fits the way you bet.
The main limitation of the free plan is coverage: you get the most popular leagues, but not the 1500+ competitions FootyStats covers in total. You also don't get the betting systems, the advanced filters or the per-league corner and card data.
What does Premium unlock?
- 1500+ full leagues with no restrictions — the same ones sportsbooks cover the least
- Backtested betting systems with a transparent performance history (documented real ROI)
- Corner and card stats for every league — essential for these markets
- Advanced filters: search matches by odds, average corners, cards, BTTS and more
- CSV data export for your own analysis or backtesting
- Premium predictions of 2 to 5 daily picks hand-selected by the FootyStats team
- Follow profitable bettors: see the picks of the users with the best track record
- 5+ years of historical data per team for long-term trends
Free vs. Premium: a head-to-head
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Basic team stats | ✓ | ✓ |
| Automated predictions | Basic | ✓ Full |
| H2H history | Limited | ✓ 600,000+ |
| League coverage | Major | ✓ 1500+ |
| Per-league corner stats | ✗ | ✓ |
| Per-league card stats | ✗ | ✓ |
| Betting systems | ✗ | ✓ |
| Filters by odds | ✗ | ✓ |
| CSV export | ✗ | ✓ |
| Historical data (years) | 1-2 years | ✓ 5+ years |
The live corners module in FootyStats Premium: detailed stats by team, referee and home/away split.
Who is it worth paying for?
FootyStats Premium is worth it if you check at least one of these boxes:
- You bet corners or cards. Without Premium you don't have the per-league data for these markets, which is exactly where disciplined bettors find the most value.
- You work with second- and third-division leagues. The 1500+ leagues are the main case for Premium — obscure leagues have the most poorly calibrated odds.
- You want to backtest strategies. The CSV export and the 5 years of historical data are hard to match anywhere else for serious analysis.
- You bet every day. If you're in FootyStats daily, the free plan's limits get old fast and the monthly cost pays for itself quickly.
Who is it not worth it for?
- If you only bet the big leagues (Champions League, Premier League, La Liga) there are plenty of free alternatives and FootyStats free may be enough for you.
- If you're just getting started — begin with the free plan, learn to read the stats, and once you know exactly what you need, then weigh Premium.
For a bettor who lives in the stats every day, FootyStats Premium is an investment that pays for itself with just a few well-placed bets. Access to minor leagues, per-league corners and cards, and CSV export are features no free alternative replicates. For casual bettors sticking to the major leagues, the free plan is enough to get started.
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