What each one does
Betstamp describes itself on its own home page as the pricing and data layer for modern sports markets, built around a proprietary line derived from a large number of sportsbooks and several seasons of closing lines. Its published products are a professional odds screen, a sportsbook pricing feed, a same game parlay pricing engine, a sports betting API and a prediction markets API, and the route to those is a sales conversation rather than a checkout.
Alongside that it runs a consumer app. Its own page for it describes free odds comparison across more than fifty sportsbooks and prediction markets, plus bet tracking with automatic grading, where wins, losses and pushes are settled for you in real time, with push alerts and a full bet history.
PandaBet is a subscription alert service. Software scans eight Australian bookmakers for positive expected value and cross book arbitrage and posts what it finds to a members' Discord, with the market, the books and the numbers attached. It does not record what you bet and it does not settle anything.
Sports and market coverage
The leagues Betstamp lists on its bet tracking page are North American and European: NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, UFC, MLS, the English Premier League, college football and basketball, the tennis tours, the golf tours, the WNBA, the CFL and the Champions League. Australia does appear in its site's location selector, so it is not closed to Australian readers, but no Australian league appears in the list it publishes.
PandaBet covers Australian thoroughbred racing on Horses VIP, and on Sports VIP adds baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, AFL, NRL, cricket and ice hockey, across Sportsbet, TAB, Ladbrokes, Neds, PointsBet, Bet365, Unibet and TopSport.
If AFL, NRL and Australian racing are what you bet, that is the difference in one line.
What each one costs
Competitor pricing and features were checked against each company's own site on 2 September 2026. They change theirs whenever they like, so treat the figures below as a starting point and confirm them before you pay anyone.
Betstamp does not publish a subscription price. Its bet tracking and odds comparison app is advertised as free, and its professional products are reached through a demo request or a sales conversation, so what they cost is not something this page can tell you. Its pricing page returned a not found message when checked.
PandaBet is $24.99 a week for Horses VIP and $34.99 a week for Sports VIP, or $89 and $129 a month, in Australian dollars, charged in full immediately with no trial.
Because one side of this comparison has no published price, there is no price comparison to make. If Betstamp's free app does what you need, it costs nothing, and that is worth knowing before you pay anyone.
Where PandaBet fits better
On Australian markets. AFL, NRL and Australian thoroughbred racing are covered here and do not appear in the league list Betstamp publishes.
On being told what to look at. PandaBet's output is an alert containing a specific market at specific books with the numbers attached. Betstamp's consumer product is a screen you read and a record of what you did, which is a different job.
On Australian bookmakers specifically, which is the whole design of the eight book list rather than a region added to a larger product.
Where Betstamp fits better
On tracking, comprehensively. Automatic grading of every bet in real time, a complete history and push alerts when a bet settles is exactly the thing PandaBet does not have, and Betstamp advertises it at no cost.
On price, in the most literal sense. A free app that compares odds across more than fifty books is hard to argue against for someone who is not sure yet whether any of this is for them.
On mobile. Betstamp's product is an app. PandaBet has none.
On depth of pricing data, if you are the kind of user who wants a professional odds screen and a fair line to measure against, which is the business it now leads with.
What PandaBet does not do
Three gaps, and Betstamp covers all three:
- There is no web dashboard. Alerts arrive in Discord and that is the whole interface.
- There is no mobile app. Members read alerts in the Discord app like any other message.
- There is no bet tracker. Nothing records what you staked, settles it or reports your results back to you.
Who should choose which
These are not really substitutes, which is the most useful thing this page can tell you. A reasonable answer for many people is to use a free tracker to record what they do, whatever else they subscribe to.
Choose Betstamp if you want your bets tracked and graded automatically, if you want free odds comparison in an app, or if you bet mainly on North American leagues.
Choose PandaBet if you want Australian racing, AFL and NRL scanned across Australian books and the results delivered to you, and you are willing to pay for that and to keep your own records.