A catalogue of the venues, data and tooling behind prediction markets: event exchanges, forecasting platforms, market data APIs, analytics dashboards, and the SDKs and bots that trade against them. 60 products in 5 categories, each described in the same blocks (availability by region, who resolves the market, fees, access) with its own verification date. Plus 20 guides on resolution, fees and liquidity, and head-to-heads
Hi Product Hunt 👋
Prediction markets went from niche to everywhere in about a year, and the first question most people have isn't "which market?" but "am I even allowed to use this?". The answer depends on where you live, and it changes by court ruling. I built PredictionMarkets.tools to answer that question and the ones after it.
Every venue, API and tool fills in the same blocks: which regions it serves and whether it's open to US persons, who resolves the market and against what, what a fill costs (fees here come in four incompatible units), and how you get money out. Each block carries its own check date. Availability always does, because it changes without a changelog.
Some pages I'm most glad exist:
• Who decides the outcome: four different parties, each named in the rules
• Why the same contract costs two prices on two venues
• What to use instead of Augur, Dome, Metaforecast and eight others that closed