Odds Coach
How credits and subscriptions work in Odds Coach
A plain-language guide to your welcome balance, one-time packs, monthly plans, auto top-up, and why there is no daily cap on paid research.
Credits are how Odds Coach charges for premium, AI-powered research. The rule is simple: a standard search costs 1 credit. Reading the public Help Center, browsing markets, and tracking positions never cost credits — you only spend a credit when you ask the AI to do research for you.
Every new account starts with a small welcome balance so you can try the research tools before paying anything. When you want more, there are two ways to add credits. One-time packs let you buy a fixed number outright — currently 25 credits for $9, 100 for $29, or 350 for $79, with the larger packs costing less per credit. Monthly subscriptions include a fresh batch of credits each billing cycle: the Pro plan grants 60 credits a month, and the Auto-Pilot plan grants 150. The Auto-Pilot plan additionally unlocks the Auto-Pilot screen — a scheduled engine that applies your risk rules to the analysed markets and hands you a ranked, pre-sized action plan. It is advisory only: Odds Coach never places bets for you on any plan.
If you would rather not think about running out mid-session, auto top-up can buy your chosen pack automatically whenever your balance falls below a threshold you set. You can turn it off at any time. Before any checkout opens, Odds Coach asks you to verify a contact email, so receipts, invoices, and account messages always reach you.
There is deliberately no daily limit on paid searches. Because every search is a credit you have already bought, we would rather you research as much as you find useful — spend as many credits per day as you like. Your balance is calculated from a complete, append-only ledger of every purchase and spend, so it is always visible in the app and easy to audit. Credits are a service fee for access to analysis; they are not a wager, have no cash value outside the product, and are non-transferable.