GRID

GRID owns the collection, standardization, API, stream, widget, visualization, and trader-tool product layer for official esports data licensed from publishers and tournament organizers.

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Company details

Named companyGRID esports GmbH

Organization typecompany

Statusactive

Websitegrid.gg

Research checkedJuly 11, 2026

Main categoryEsports Betting Software, Odds & Data

GRID eSports GmbH operates from Gleimstrasse 50 in Berlin under VAT number DE320095602 and holds a Colorado Vendor Minor license renewed in 2025. Two commercial-register numbers, HRB 198254 B and HRB 198264 B, remain associated with the same name and address. Neither number is safe to use as a contracting identifier until the signed entity documents resolve the conflict.

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Esports Betting Software, Odds & Data

Fit and use case

Editorial fit

Sportsbooks, odds suppliers, and trading teams that need licensed official esports data and already have or separately procure the pricing and bet-processing layers.

Primary offer: Official Esports Data and Betting Tools

Primary offer delivery

Integration boundary: Betting and fantasy customers contract the relevant data, stream, and visualization rights through the standardized GRID API and product tools.

Critical contract questions

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No usable standard answer is available on the public terms.

Incident, replay, and change processNot disclosed: Official Esports Data and Betting Tools · Operations and service
Data portability and terminationNot disclosed: Official Esports Data and Betting Tools · Exit and portability

Fix in the signed order

The answer changes by operator, market, package, or negotiated order.

Title and market availabilitySet in contract: Official Esports Data and Betting Tools · Market and approvals
Contracting entity and rights scheduleSet in contract: Official Esports Data and Betting Tools · Contract and supplier
Results and settlement authoritySet in contract: Official Esports Data and Betting Tools · Operating responsibilities
Latency and production acceptanceSet in contract: Official Esports Data and Betting Tools · Implementation
Integrity conflicts and escalationSet in contract: Official Esports Data and Betting Tools · Operations and service

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Data, odds, streaming, and trading boundaryPublished boundary: Official Esports Data and Betting Tools · Operating responsibilities

Next buyer step

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What this provider offers

1 offering

OfferingOfficial Esports Data and Betting Tools
TypeSports Data · Sportsbook
Ownership and packagingFirst Party · Standalone and Bundled
DeliveryAPI
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Official Esports Data and Betting Tools

SportsbookFirst PartyAvailability: Standalone and Bundled

GRID owns the collection, standardization, API, stream, widget, visualization, and trader-tool product layer for official esports data licensed from publishers and tournament organizers.

Customers without in-house odds or trading can pair GRID with a selected B2B supplier network. The core GRID data product is not itself a complete odds feed, managed-trading service, PAM, wallet, or sportsbook platform.

Products

GRID Live Esports Data: Official server-level match data delivered in a standardized format for contracted titles and events.

GRID Stream: Rights-dependent official live video for betting and media use.

GRID Widgets and AI Insights: Hosted visualizations and contextual match information based on licensed GRID data.

Trader and integrity tools: Data views and monitoring tools for trading teams and integrity operations.

Integration: Betting and fantasy customers contract the relevant data, stream, and visualization rights through the standardized GRID API and product tools. A customer that lacks odds or managed trading must procure that layer from its own team or a separate GRID-network supplier.

Delivery options

API

Delivery model

Official esports data and selected streams and visualizations delivered to a customer's betting, fantasy, or media product.

Included

+ Contracted official live esports data
+ Standardized GRID API
+ Streams and widgets where licensed
+ Trader and integrity tools where selected

Not included

! Standalone odds feed unless separately sourced
! Managed trading and risk unless separately sourced
! Operator PAM, wallet, and bet ledger
! Operator gambling license and payment processing
! Rights outside the contracted title, event, territory, and use

Procurement record

Current product boundaries and the terms that still have to be fixed in the signed order or service agreement.

Known is usable now. Contract specific changes by order or market. Not disclosed has no usable standard term. Unknown remains unresolved. Outside provider scope is handled by the operator or another supplier.

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Contract and supplier

Contracting entity and rights scheduleContract specific: The order must name the GRID esports GmbH counterparty and attach the titles, competitions, rights holders, territories, channels, customer uses, redistribution permissions, exclusivity, and term for every data or stream package.

Implementation

Data, stream, and visualization deliveryKnown: Commercial betting access can include standardized live data feeds, licensed streams, and visualizations through one integration. Each item remains a distinct licensed product in the customer schedule.
Latency and production acceptanceContract specific: The agreement must define game-server-to-customer measurement points, title and event samples, clock synchronization, missing-state handling, replay or resync targets, degraded operation, and service credits. The threshold applies only when written into the signed service schedule.

Operating responsibilities

Data, odds, streaming, and trading boundaryKnown: GRID supplies licensed event data and selected streams, widgets, and trader tools. A general odds feed, managed trading, PAM, wallet, bet ledger, and payment layer require the operator or a separately contracted supplier.
Results and settlement authorityContract specific: The contract must state how game-server states become betting results, how corrections and abandoned matches are handled, and which party makes final customer settlement decisions.

Operations and service

Incident, replay, and change processNot disclosed: Attach resynchronization, incident severity, API and schema changes, title-version changes, deprecation notice, post-incident reporting, and service-credit rules to the order.
Integrity conflicts and escalationContract specific: Separate commercial feed support from integrity escalation and define evidence access, suspicious-event handling, market suspension, rights-holder notification, and regulator reporting.

Commercial terms

Commercial access modelKnown: Betting and fantasy access uses a paid commercial plan. The customer quote must set setup charges, title or event fees, minimum commitments, overages, stream charges, and support tiers.

Market and approval scope

Title and market availabilityContract specific: Availability follows each publisher or organizer agreement and customer schedule by title, competition, territory, channel, customer type, and use. The Riot agreement covers League of Legends Esports and VCT, not esports generally.

Exit and portability

Data portability and terminationNot disclosed: Set identifier and mapping exports, historical-data rights, any transition-feed period, decommissioning support, deletion evidence, and continued use of derived outputs in the exit schedule.

Best for: Sportsbooks, odds suppliers, and trading teams that need licensed official esports data and already have or separately procure the pricing and bet-processing layers.

Strengths

+ The current access table separates betting-grade commercial access from noncommercial data plans.
+ GRID holds named official rights for League of Legends Esports and VCT rather than blanket rights across esports.
+ GRID supplies data; odds and managed trading require a separate supplier.

What to verify in procurement

! Official status, exclusivity, stream rights, and permitted use must be checked for every title, competition, territory, channel, and contract term.
! The Riot agreement covers League of Legends Esports and VCT only; unrelated events require separate rights.
! Rushzone includes odds, but every upstream odds and trading owner remains unidentified. GRID is not a general odds supplier.
! Data speed, depth, scale, and performance claims require customer-side tests and contractual measurement points.

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