What each one does
Both are odds scanners. Both read prices published by bookmakers, compare them, and surface the markets where the numbers are out of line. Neither places bets for you.
OddsJam sells a suite. Its Australian pricing page lists arbitrage, positive EV, middles, low holds and a promotions converter, live in play bets as well as pre match, line movement history, an auto refreshing screen across every league and book, and one to one coaching sessions on its higher plan. Its site also advertises a mobile app.
PandaBet does one thing. Software scans eight Australian bookmakers for positive expected value against modelled true odds and for cross book arbitrage, and posts what it finds to a members' Discord with the market, the books and the numbers attached. Horses VIP covers Australian thoroughbred racing. Sports VIP covers racing plus baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, AFL, NRL, cricket and ice hockey.
Australian bookmaker coverage, where OddsJam is ahead
This is the point where a comparison page would normally claim an advantage, and PandaBet does not have one here.
Loaded with an Australian location, OddsJam's own subscription page shows Australian bookmaker logos including bet365, Neds, BetRight and BetDeluxe, and its plans advertise more than forty domestic books on one tier and over one hundred sportsbooks on the other.
PandaBet scans exactly eight: Sportsbet, TAB, Ladbrokes, Neds, PointsBet, Bet365, Unibet and TopSport. Betfair, Palmerbet, BlueBet, PlayUp and Betr are not covered. On raw Australian coverage, OddsJam is ahead, and if breadth of books is what decides it for you then it is the better fit.
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.
OddsJam's subscription page, read with an Australian location, lists Sharp Money at AU$10.40 a day billed monthly, reduced from AU$13, and Platinum at AU$13.00 a day for the first month, billed monthly, against a standard rate of AU$31 a day. Both are offered with a seven day free trial.
PandaBet is $24.99 a week for Horses VIP and $34.99 a week for Sports VIP, or $89 and $129 a month. That is roughly $3.57 and $5.00 a day. There is no trial and no discounted first week: the full price is charged immediately and it renews until you cancel.
Both figures are in Australian dollars, so this is a straight comparison and it is not close. PandaBet is the cheaper subscription by a wide margin. Whether it is the better value depends entirely on whether you would use what the extra buys.
Where PandaBet fits better
On cost, and on the shape of the commitment. At the daily rates both sides publish, Horses VIP works out at about a third of OddsJam's cheaper plan, and you can buy a single week rather than commit to a month.
On racing. Australian thoroughbred racing is a first class market on Horses VIP rather than one line in a long list, and racing is where a great deal of Australian betting volume actually sits.
On not having to run a screen. Alerts arrive in Discord as messages. If you would rather be pinged than sit in front of a dashboard refreshing it, that is the difference in practice.
Where OddsJam fits better
On almost everything else, and it is worth saying that plainly rather than burying it.
It covers more Australian bookmakers. It sells tools PandaBet has no equivalent of, including middles, low holds, a promotions converter, line movement history and live in play markets. It advertises a mobile app. It offers a free trial, so you can look before you pay, which PandaBet does not.
If you want a full workbench and you are prepared to pay for one, OddsJam is the more capable tool of the two. Nothing on this page is meant to suggest otherwise.
What PandaBet does not do
Three gaps, stated up front, because finding them out after paying is worse:
- 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
Choose OddsJam if you want the widest Australian book coverage, if you want middles, promotions conversion or live in play markets, if you want a mobile app and a dashboard, or if you want to trial something before paying for it.
Choose PandaBet if the cost matters more than the feature list, if Australian racing is most of what you bet, or if you want alerts delivered rather than a screen to watch. It is the cheaper of the two and the narrower of the two, and those are the same fact seen from two sides.