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Sportradar brings together a whole conference of application programming interfaces (APIs) to give you access to all the sports data you need for your website applications and mobile apps.

There are two steps to getting started with Sportradar APIs. The first is to get your API Key. This key identifies your account and application to the API and is needed for any API calls.

Second, once you have your keys, you need to understand how to call the Sportradar APIs. You don't need to write any code to get started. Instead, you can use our API Sandbox to test those calls against our live sports data.

To use the API Sandbox:

Select the API you want to view from the dropdown.
Enter your API key in the field.
Select your desired feed and adjust the parameters to your needs.
Click Try It.

Our APIs are separated by sport to account for differing structures and statistics tracked. We also provide League Specific and General Sport APIs for some sports played globally. Click on a sport on the left side of the screen to view documentation for our available APIs and versions.

Sportradar APIs are organized around RESTful structure. APIs are accessible through HTTP GET requests, using intuitive URLs and responses are available in both JSON and XML formats.

Note: Sportradar's APIs are a B2B (Business-to-Business) service and are not intended to be called directly from a client application.

The documentation for every API includes the following:

Statistics Summary: A high-level overview of all the data points provided within the whole API.
Documentation (Statistics Feeds): Provides a list of endpoints for the API with basic descriptions of what each endpoint does. This document also includes descriptions of each data point and its location. Finally, general FAQ questions are answered at the end of the document.
API Maps: Structural maps to aid you in navigating the APIs endpoints.
Syntax Info: Instructions on how to access each endpoint within an API.
Schema Info: Schema definitions are provided for each endpoint. OpenAPI specs are included when applicable.
Code Examples: View code examples for each endpoint in the right column. You can switch the programming language of the examples with the tabs in the top right.
Frequently Asked Questions: A concise list of FAQs specific to this sports data.