Best AI sports betting apps in 2026, checked against their own records

We sell AI sports picks, so read this as a comparison written by one of the products in it.

We have tried to make that matter less in two ways. First, every service here, ours included, is judged on the same checks, and they are checks you can run yourself in a few minutes. Second, every fact about another product links to the page we took it from. Pages and prices were checked on 5 and 6 October 2026, and both change. If something here is wrong or out of date, email support@pickstoday.ai and we will correct it.

What we deliberately do not do is compare anyone's win rate. We cannot verify another service's results, and unless their record passes the checks below, neither can you.

These apps do different jobs

"AI sports betting app" covers at least four kinds of product, and the right one depends on what you want:

• Picks services tell you what to bet. Leans.ai and PicksToday.AI.
• Model builders and research tools help you make your own calls. Rithmm and PlayerProps.ai.
• Price checkers test a bet you have already found. SportBot AI, which also publishes picks.
• Trackers and marketplaces record your bets and let you follow other people's. Juice Reel.

The checks

These come from our post on how to read a betting record, cut down to what you can see on a public page:

1. Is there a public record of the service's own picks?
2. Does it say how many picks are behind it?
3. Is a price attached to each pick?
4. Are results in units or return on investment, not only a win rate?
5. Can you see the losses, not only recent wins?
6. Does each pick show when it went out, so you can tell it was published before the game?

A service that does not sell picks has less reason to publish a record, and we say so where it applies.

PicksToday.AI (us)

What it is: daily AI picks on moneylines, totals, run lines and spreads for the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL and MLS. No player props.

Platforms: web only. There is no app.

Price: one free pick a day by email. Pro is $49 a month with a 7-day free trial, or 20% off billed annually. If our full published card finishes a calendar month down in units, the next month is credited automatically (pricing).

Record: every graded pick is on our track record with its price, its size in units, the time it was published and its result, pushes counted separately and a month-by-month chart. That is all six checks.

Where we fall short: our record only started on 23 July 2026, which is too short to prove much. Most of our profit so far has come from one league, MLB. We do not yet publish closing line value, which one competitor below does. And if you want an app or player props, we are not for you.

Leans.ai

What it is: a subscription picks service built around an AI called Remi, covering sides against the spread and totals, with unit sizes, for the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football and basketball (leans.ai).

Platforms: web. We did not find an app.

Price: one free AI pick a day with a free account. We could not confirm its paid prices: its pricing page would not load when we checked on 6 October 2026.

Record: a public scorecard with win-loss counts and net units (past performance). The pick table shows each line, its units and its result, losses included. We could not find the odds each pick was taken at, a publish time on each pick, or a complete pick-by-pick history beyond the most recent games in each sport.

Rithmm

What it is: an app for building your own betting models, with AI predictions, player prop analysis and an AI assistant, covering the NFL, NBA, MLB, WNBA, golf and college sports (rithmm.com).

Platforms: web, iOS and Android (App Store, Google Play).

Price: a 7-day free trial, then $29.99, $49.99 or $99.99 a month, with annual plans in the app.

Record: we did not find a public record of Rithmm's own picks. That fits what it is: a tool for building your own models rather than a picks service, and it says plainly that "no model is right every time."

SportBot AI

What it is: a tool for checking a bet's price against an estimate of the fair price before you place it, which also publishes its own picks, across soccer, the NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, tennis and more (sportbotai.com).

Platforms: web, iOS and Android.

Price: a free account includes one pick, one match analysis and one price check a day. Paid plans are $18.99 or $39.99 a month, with lifetime options (pricing).

Record: a public performance page showing how many bets are tracked, the odds on each pick, return on investment and units, and losses (performance). It also shows closing line value for each pick: whether the market moved toward the pick before kickoff. We do not publish that yet. It says it stakes one unit on every pick. We could not see a publish time on each pick relative to kickoff.

Juice Reel

What it is: a free bet-tracking app and a marketplace where you can subscribe to picks sellers, including AI betting bots (juicereel.com).

Platforms: iOS, Android and web.

Price: the app is free. Sellers charge weekly subscriptions, from around $1 to $20 a week on its homepage, and its flagship AI bot is $24.99 a week.

Record: every seller, AI bots included, has a public profile with a record in units and return on investment. Juice Reel says every pick is synced from a sportsbook, timestamped and stored publicly the moment it posts, and cannot be edited or deleted, and that a bot's return and profit are visible before you pay. A record that comes from the sportsbook rather than from the seller is a stronger design than self-reporting, ours included. We could not see per-pick odds on the bot profile without subscribing.

PlayerProps.ai

What it is: AI projections and research for player props, moneylines, spreads and totals across the NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, WNBA and college sports (Google Play).

Platforms: iOS, Android and web.

Price: free to start; $59.99 a month or $499.99 a year (App Store).

Record: PlayerProps.ai shows how each type of projection has performed historically. We could not find a public record of picks it published. Its site loads in a way our checks could not fully read, so we may have missed one.

Which one fits

• You want to be told what to bet: use a picks service, and read its record before you pay. Here, that is us, Leans.ai, or SportBot AI's published picks.
• You want to build your own models: Rithmm.
• You have found a bet and want to check the price: SportBot AI.
• You want to track your own bets, or follow sellers whose records come from the sportsbook: Juice Reel.
• You bet player props: PlayerProps.ai or Rithmm. We do not cover props at all.

Whichever you choose, the checks above take a few minutes and work on any service, including ones not on this list. A product that will not show you its losses is telling you something.

These are model outputs, not guarantees, and not financial advice. If betting has stopped being entertainment for you, our responsible gambling page lists free and confidential help.