Roundup

What do paid player prop tools cost?

Quick answer

Checked October 15, 2026: PropFinder is US$14.99 a month or US$149.99 a year, Props.Cash is US$19.99 or US$199.99, and Outlier Premium is US$19.99 or US$199.99. Outlier Pro is US$79.99 a month or US$359.99 a year. Annual amounts are paid upfront. Named promotions and Outlier Premium+'s advertised Early Bird Rate are listed separately below. We build a competing tool; this is a published-price comparison, not a ranking of betting results.

We build Steezanomics, a competing research tool. These are the prices we checked on October 15, 2026, with links to the vendors’ own pages. We did not buy subscriptions or compare their betting results.

Regular monthly and annual prices

ProductMonthly billingAnnual billing, paid upfrontAnnual price divided by 12
PropFinderUS$14.99US$149.99US$12.50
Props.Cash, all sportsUS$19.99US$199.99US$16.67
Outlier PremiumUS$19.99US$199.99US$16.67
Outlier ProUS$79.99US$359.99US$30.00

Currency and date: amounts above are USD, checked October 15, 2026. PropFinder explicitly labels its pricing USD. Props.Cash and Outlier show the same dollar amounts on their websites and their US App Store listings: Props.Cash, Outlier. Their Canadian storefronts list different prices, so these are not Canadian-dollar quotes. Taxes and checkout adjustments were not verified.

The last column is arithmetic for comparison, not monthly billing. Outlier Pro’s US$359.99 annual amount was directly displayed after selecting annual billing; it is not an estimate from the monthly price.

Promotions and rates whose renewal terms were not established

Offer observed October 15, 2026Displayed priceWhat remains unverified
Props.Cash ANNUAL40$119.99 for the all-sports annual plan, advertised as 40% offThe web offer’s checkout currency, eligibility, expiry and subsequent renewal price
Outlier Premium+, labelled Early Bird RateUS$29.99 monthly or US$299.99 annually, matching the US App Store amountsHow long that rate lasts, its renewal terms and a separate regular price

The Props.Cash promotion is about $10 a month when divided by twelve, but the charge is annual. Premium+ is about US$25 a month on annual billing, paid upfront. A promotion should not stand in for the regular price when deciding what a subscription will cost later.

What each plan advertises

Props.Cash markets visual research, filters, opponent context, line comparisons and roster information. Its official site and app description describe the bundle. Those are advertised features, not an independent test of their speed or accuracy.

Outlier separates its plans in its official plan guide. Premium covers research, trends, injuries, odds comparison and alerts. Premium+ adds expected-value indicators and detailed odds charts. Pro adds a customizable value feed, sharp-book comparisons, boosts, middles and arbitrage tools. The more expensive tier is useful only if its additional workflow is something you will use.

PropFinder advertises expanded prop coverage, alternative lines, PF Ratings and cheatsheets in its paid plan. Its limited free plan offers one game per league. The feature page also describes matchup logs, filters and usage information.

This comparison covers these three vendors. The Unabated prices in the previous version were checked in September and have been removed from the current table because we did not reverify them in October. We have not surveyed every paid product.

Is paying worthwhile?

First identify what your current research is missing. A saved filter, a useful alert or a faster comparison can be worth paying for if it saves you time every day. An advertised projection or value badge does not establish that the product will improve your returns.

For the free side of that decision, see our free player prop tools comparison and free alternatives to Props.Cash. Those pages carry their own test dates.

Our Lab offers prices, hit-rate windows, game logs and splits. The Lab and our tools are free and stay free. We have not measured these paid products’ results well enough to name an overall winner.

There are no affiliate links on this page. Check the vendor’s current checkout for the plan, currency, billing period and renewal price you will actually receive.

Written by Ben at Steezanomics. Every public Lab play since Sep 25, 2026 is logged, losses included.

Quick answers

How much do player prop tools cost?

Among the regular plans we verified on October 15, 2026, PropFinder is US$14.99 a month, Props.Cash and Outlier Premium are US$19.99, and Outlier Pro is US$79.99. Annual billing and promotional offers have different terms.

What does Props.Cash cost before a discount code?

The regular all-sports plan is US$19.99 a month or US$199.99 a year. Its homepage advertised ANNUAL40 at $119.99 for a year when checked October 15, 2026. The promotion's eligibility, expiry and subsequent renewal price were not verified.

What does Outlier cost?

Checked October 15, 2026: Premium lists US$19.99 a month or US$199.99 a year, and Pro lists US$79.99 or US$359.99. Premium+ displays US$29.99 or US$299.99 alongside an Early Bird Rate label, so we separate it from established regular prices.

Is annual billing the same as paying monthly?

No. An annual price is charged for a year upfront. Dividing it by twelve helps compare costs, but it is not the amount billed each month. Check the checkout's renewal terms and currency.

Which paid prop tool is most accurate?

We have not benchmarked these products' picks or projections against one another. Their published prices and advertised features cannot establish which produces better betting results.

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