Looking for a Betmatic alternative?
B337 and Betmatic both run on your own computer and place bets in bookmaker accounts you own. Here is how they compare, checked against Betmatic's public documentation on , and who each one suits.
The short answer
Both are betting-automation software for Australian punters, and the core job is the same: software you run logs in to your own bookmaker accounts and bets on the rules you set, and only while your computer is on.
The differences are in what surrounds that job. Betmatic's documentation covers racing in all three codes, sports bets, a REST API and Tip Connect tipster packages. B337 also has a live odds board (the Terminal) and same game multi automation, which the Betmatic docs we checked do not describe. Both copy tipsters into your own accounts; on B337, feed records are tracked from tips placed through the platform.
Pricing is built differently too: Betmatic's pricing page lists a monthly subscription plus turnover-based bot fees, and B337 has plans plus per-bet credits. The table below sets out each point with its source. After it come who each one suits and where B337 falls short.
B337 vs Betmatic, side by side
What each one offers, point by point. Where Betmatic's docs do not mention something, the table says so rather than guessing.
| Compared | B337 | Betmatic, per its docs |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Software on your own computer. It logs in to bookmaker accounts you own, with the logins you supply, and places bets on the rules you set. Bets go on only while it is running. | Its docs say it works by "running real browser sessions on your own computer", and its FAQ says bets are only placed while its bot is running. Sources: Introduction, Frequently Asked Questions (Betmatic docs), checked . |
| Computers | Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), macOS 11 or later on Apple Silicon (not Intel Macs), and Ubuntu 24.04 or Debian 13 or later. | Windows 10 or newer and macOS 11 or newer, per its FAQ. Source: Frequently Asked Questions (Betmatic docs), checked . |
| Bookmakers | Sessions for 100+ Australian bookmakers and the Betfair exchange. What works varies by bookmaker. | Its Supported Bookmakers page says it supports "127 bookmakers as of July 2026" and points to its Status page for live availability. Source: Supported Bookmakers (Betmatic docs), checked . |
| Racing | Thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing. | Racing in all three codes (galloping, harness and greyhounds), per its FAQ. Source: Frequently Asked Questions (Betmatic docs), checked . |
| Sports | AFL, NRL, NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, soccer, tennis, cricket, rugby union, boxing, MMA and darts at every sports-enabled bookmaker we support, with more at some. | Its Sports Bets page lists AFL, NBA or tennis for bets made on its website, and its API docs describe sports events for "AFL, NBA, Tennis, and more". Its FAQ says it is "rapidly expanding sports support". Sources: Sports Bets, API Overview, Frequently Asked Questions (Betmatic docs), checked . |
| Same game multi automation | SGM Saver builds and places same game multis on games you choose when your account holds a same game multi saver or stake-back offer, and only once the bookmaker confirms the offer applies. AFL, NRL, NBA and soccer at seven bookmakers, TAB and Sportsbet among them. | Not described in the docs we checked. Its racing markets include same race multis, a "Multi-leg bet within a single race". Sources: Markets & Codes, Sports Bets (Betmatic docs), checked . |
| Copy betting | Subscribe to a tipster feed and link one of your own accounts. Tips are copied in with your staking, never the tipster's, capped at 10% of your stated bankroll per bet. Feed records (strike rate, ROI, turnover and closing-line value) are tracked from tips placed through B337. | Tip Connect: once a tipster package is connected, every tip the tipster publishes is turned into bets on your own bookmaker accounts. Its package list shows historical ROI and how many users follow each package, and tip subscriptions are sold by the tipsters on their own websites. Source: Tip Connect (Betmatic docs), checked . |
| Odds board | The Terminal: racing and sports prices from 40+ bookmakers beside Betfair back and lay prices, with flucs, closing lines, EV overlays and a sports screener. Terminal View is read-only; on Terminal Pro or a full betting plan you can bet from the grid into your own sessions. | Not described in the docs we checked. Its "High Odds First" mode checks live odds across all your sessions and bets the best price first. Sources: Website Overview, Introduction (Betmatic docs), checked . |
| API | A REST API with API-key authentication sends racing and sports bets into your own running sessions. Each place-bet request gets an id straight away, and the result arrives by polling or a callback. | A REST API (JSON, token authentication) for creating bets, event data, bet history and sessions; its docs say an active subscription is required. A private WebSocket is available on request. Sources: API Overview, WebSocket (Betmatic docs), checked . |
| Pricing | Terminal View, the read-only Terminal, is $25/month and places no bets. Terminal Pro, $300/month, adds placing bets by hand but runs no automated strategies. Automated betting, copy betting and the API are covered on the pricing page, and bets placed through B337 also use credits, a per-bet usage charge. | Its Pricing page lists plans "From $199.00 per month, billed monthly in advance", with the first $10,000 of monthly turnover included. Bot fees then apply to the turnover within each band: 1.00% from $10,000 to $300,000 and 0.66% from $300,000 to $1,000,000, with enterprise pricing above that. Bonus betting turnover has a flat 2.5% bot fee. Other plans may be offered inside its app. Source: Pricing (Betmatic docs), checked . |
Betmatic's pricing page shows dollar amounts without naming a currency or saying whether GST is included, so they are quoted as shown. Both products change, so check each one's own pages on the day you decide.
Betting involves risk. Bookmakers can restrict or close accounts and void bets, automation can fail, prices move, and a positive expected value (+EV) bet can still lose. Promotions carry each bookmaker's own terms. There is no guarantee of profit. Tipster records describe past tips, and past results are no guarantee of future results. See responsible gambling for limits and support.
See the Terminal before you decide
A free account opens a limited view of the Terminal with live Sportsbet and TAB prices, so you can see how B337 shows the market before you pay.
Sports screeners for +EV, arbitrage and middles.
Every row, bookmaker and price unlocks with a paid plan. Prices move and +EV bets can still lose.
Which one suits you?
Both place bets in accounts you own from your own computer, so the choice comes down to everything around that.
B337 may suit you if
- You want a live odds board, with Betfair back and lay prices, in the same product as your automation.
- You want same game multi automation alongside racing.
- You want to choose tipsters by strike rate, ROI, turnover and closing-line value tracked on the platform, and subscribe in the same place.
- You want to run it on Linux as well as on Windows or an Apple Silicon Mac.
Betmatic may suit you if
- You prefer its pricing model. Its pricing page lists a monthly subscription, with bot fees on turnover above the included $10,000 a month.
- A tipster you follow already publishes through Betmatic's Tip Connect.
- It already does what you need at the bookmakers you use. Switching tools takes setup time.
Where B337 falls short
- Terminal View and Terminal Pro are the only B337 plans with a published price today. For automated betting, see the pricing page.
- Bets placed through B337 use credits on top of your plan, so the cost grows with the bets you place.
- On a Mac, B337 needs Apple Silicon. Intel Macs are not supported.
- Your computer has to stay on while sessions run, as Betmatic's FAQ says of its bot too.
- Some features work at fewer bookmakers than others, so check the bookmakers page for the ones you use.
Moving from Betmatic to B337
Look first, free
Create a free account and open the Terminal. It shows live Sportsbet and TAB prices, so you can judge B337 before you pay.
Choose a plan
See what each plan includes on the pricing page. Terminal View is the read-only Terminal, Terminal Pro adds placing bets by hand, and automation needs full betting access.
Install B337
Install it on a computer that can stay on while sessions run: Windows 10 or 11, an Apple Silicon Mac, or Ubuntu or Debian.
Connect accounts and set limits
Add bookmaker accounts you own, attach a strategy to each session, and set stakes, odds limits and run times before anything bets.
What a paid plan adds
- Prices from 40+ bookmakers on one board, not just Sportsbet and TAB
- Betfair back and lay prices, flucs, closing lines and EV overlays
- The sports screeners, which rank out-of-line prices by edge
- With automated betting, sessions that place bets in your own accounts, on your rules
Betting involves risk. Bookmakers can restrict or close accounts and void bets, automation can fail, prices move, and a positive expected value (+EV) bet can still lose. Promotions carry each bookmaker's own terms. There is no guarantee of profit. Start with small stakes, and check each session's first bets in your dashboard before you raise them. See responsible gambling for limits and support.
How we compared
We read Betmatic's public documentation on and compared B337 against what it states. Each Betmatic statement on this page is quoted or closely paraphrased from the page named beside it. Where the docs do not mention something we say so instead of guessing, and we left out anything we could not find there.
We did not sign up for Betmatic or test it hands-on, so features it describes only inside its app, or anywhere other than these pages, are not covered. B337 details describe the product on the same date, and B337 prices are on the pricing page.
Betmatic is a trade mark of its owner and is named here only to identify its product. B337 is not affiliated with or endorsed by Betmatic.
Sources
Betmatic's documentation at betmatic.gitbook.io, all read on :
- Introduction
- Pricing
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Supported Bookmakers
- Sports Bets
- Markets & Codes
- Tip Connect
- API Overview
- WebSocket
- Website Overview
Something here out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.
Questions about switching
Is B337 connected to Betmatic?
Can I bring my Betmatic tipsters to B337?
How do the costs compare?
They are priced differently, so work out the total for the way you bet. Betmatic's pricing page lists a subscription from $199.00 per month, with bot fees on turnover above $10,000 a month and a flat 2.5% on bonus betting turnover, and other plans may be offered inside its app. B337's Terminal View is $25/month but is read-only and places no bets, and Terminal Pro, $300/month, places bets by hand but runs no automated strategies, so neither is a like-for-like comparison. For B337's automated betting, see the pricing page; bets placed through B337 also use credits. Check both pricing pages on the day you decide.
Will bookmakers restrict my account?
Can I try B337 before paying?
How current is this comparison?
We checked Betmatic's public documentation on . Both products change, so check Betmatic's docs and our pricing page before you decide, and tell us if anything here is out of date.
More on B337
Start with a free account
A free account opens a limited view of the Terminal with live Sportsbet and TAB prices. Paid plans unlock the full Terminal, the screeners and sessions that place bets in your own bookmaker accounts, on the rules you set.
By the B337 team. Last updated .