Fixtures and odds are drawn in the browser and shift between regions. UnblockingAPI handles browser rendering, country-level routing and retries - you focus on the data.
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"Check today's fixtures page every 10 minutes and tell me when the published line on any match moves."
Fixture watch · 4 matches · refreshed every 10 minutes
Every fetch renders the page fresh - no cached pages.
Common workflows for data teams, publishers, analysts and tool builders.
Fetch public fixture and schedule pages to keep your own calendar of matches current.
Poll public odds pages on a schedule and store each reading so you can chart how a line moves.
Fetch the same public page from different countries to see how published markets differ by region.
Compare each fetch with the last and notify your application when a published value changes.
Build your own archive of public results, fixtures and published lines for research and modelling.
Feed up-to-date fixture and result data into previews, widgets and newsletters.
What you actually do when the numbers move.
A published line moves.
Log the move with a timestamp instead of finding it afterwards.
A fixture is rescheduled.
Update your calendar before your users notice.
Two regions show different markets.
Compare them side by side from one pipeline.
A market closes or reopens.
Know when it happened rather than guessing from a gap in your data.
Building it yourself means maintaining all of this:
No. Each request fetches a public page and returns it as rendered at that moment. You poll on the schedule you choose and compare readings. It is not a streaming or push feed.
The core API returns the fully rendered page and your application parses the values it needs. If you'd rather not write a parser, the visual editor lets you tap the teams and odds on a rendered page and saves a reusable template that returns JSON.
Yes. Add a country code and the request is routed through that region. You are responsible for making sure your use of regional content complies with applicable laws and the terms of the site you fetch.
No. UnblockingAPI is built for publicly available pages only. Accounts, betting slips and anything behind a login are out of scope, and it does not place bets.
Tracking prices rather than odds? See the competitor research use case, or read how to scrape hundreds of websites daily.
unblock_fetch hands back the full rendered page. For clean fields instead - a price, a title, a whole list - build a template visually in the editor: load the page, tap what you want, done. No CSS selectors to write by hand.
Save it and it's a reusable API endpoint - same account, same key, same as the built-in templates. Build the structure once, then call it from your app - or your AI agent - forever.
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Test a public fixtures URL or talk to us about a difficult target. We'll help you figure out the right rendering, routing and polling strategy.
UnblockingAPI is built for public web data and responsible use. Site-specific success depends on the target page, region, rendering mode and anti-bot behavior.