Disclosure: BetTheDrop is our product. Everything about OddsNotifier below comes from its public website, checked on 19 October 2026, and may have changed: check it before you decide. Prices are as shown to a visitor from Spain and can differ by currency or billing period. OddsNotifier and Pinnacle are trademarks of their owners, named here only to identify them. BetTheDrop is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Pinnacle or OddsNotifier.
OddsNotifier in a paragraph
According to its website, OddsNotifier sends dropping odds alerts to Telegram about 120 ms after a bookmaker updates its line, compares 365+ bookmakers across 10+ sports and says it has 57,000+ Telegram users. It has three alert plans: Starter (£29 a month, 3 preset feeds for dropping odds, US props and opening lines, about 300 football and basketball leagues), Pro (£69, 2 customisable feeds with up to 20 alert configurations, 12,000+ leagues) and Elite (£149, 10 feeds, unlimited configurations, 8 sharp references and the EV+ Scanner). Billed quarterly they come to £26, £60 and £133 a month. In-play alerts and the EV+ Scanner are also sold as separate products. New customers get a 7-day free trial with a card.
BetTheDrop in a paragraph
BetTheDrop watches Pinnacle, widely seen as the sharpest bookmaker, and sends one bet per Telegram message within seconds of a pre-match drop: the match, the market, the price before and after the drop, the margin-free fair price and the maximum stake, with the value of your bookmaker's price one tap away. Every alert is measured against Pinnacle's fair closing price and the last 30 days are public. See how it works and dropping odds alerts on Telegram.
Side by side
| Feature | BetTheDrop | OddsNotifier (its website, 19 Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Reference market | Pinnacle | Sharp books; 8 references on Elite (Pinnacle, SingBet, Sbobet and others) |
| Price | Pro €89.95 a month with Telegram alerts (Basic €45.99 is the calculator without alerts), VAT included | Starter £29, Pro £69, Elite £149 a month (£26, £60, £133 billed quarterly) |
| How alerts arrive | Telegram (private bot), one bet per message | Telegram |
| Coverage | 13 sports, pre-match | 365+ bookmakers, 10+ sports |
| In-play | No | Separate product, from £69.99 a month |
| Fair price on the alert | Yes, on every alert | EV calculation; EV+ Scanner on Elite |
| Filters | On Pro: sport, market, drop size, odds range and period | Preset feeds (Starter) or up to 20 configurations (Pro) |
| Published results | Every alert of the last 30 days, as expected value against the fair close | Customer reviews |
| Free trial | 7 days of Pro, no card | 7 days, card required |
Where OddsNotifier is stronger
- Coverage. Hundreds of bookmakers and thousands of leagues, against a single reference book.
- More sharp references on Elite, and feeds for US props and opening lines.
- In-play and suspicious-activity alerts as an extra product.
- A cheaper entry plan: Starter is £29 a month (£26 billed quarterly).
- A larger user base and a wider set of tools (odds comparison, scanner, API).
Where BetTheDrop is stronger
- Focus. One reference, pre-match only, one bet per message: less to configure and less noise.
- The fair price on every alert, worked out with the power method, on every plan with alerts.
- Public, measured results. Every alert of the last 30 days against Pinnacle's fair closing price, as expected value and not winnings: alert results.
- A trial with no card, and every filter included in Pro instead of tiers.
Which one should you choose?
- Choose OddsNotifier if you want many sharp references, in-play, US props or the widest coverage.
- Choose BetTheDrop if you want focused pre-match Telegram alerts with the fair price and public results.
- Not sure? Both have a 7-day trial. More options in the best dropping odds alert services.
How to test either one in a week
Ignore the marketing and compare the prices you can actually take. Keep a log for seven days: for every alert, the price at your bookmaker and the fair price when you looked, then the closing price. A service is worth paying for only if the prices you take beat the fair close more often than not. The step-by-step plan is in how to choose an odds alert service, and you can record it all in the free bet tracker template.