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Syndication and licensing

For publishers, product teams and anyone building something that needs a defensible read on a football match. We licence our own work — the models we built and the previews and reviews we write — across every competition we cover, in England, Scotland, Europe and North America. As a feed, or as an MCP server your assistant queries directly.

What there is

Predictions

Ten independent models per match, each giving home, draw and away probabilities, plus a consensus across them. Built by us. Track record published per competition, because it varies and pretending otherwise would be selling you something.

Articles

A preview before each matchday and a review after it. Written from our own data, then read and approved by an editor before anything is published.

We do not licence fixture lists, live scores or results. Those come from a third-party feed and are not ours to pass on — you will find them cheaper and better direct from a data supplier anyway. What is here is the part nobody else has.

The competitions

Premier League, EFL Championship, EFL League One, EFL League Two, the EFL Cup and the FA Cup; the Scottish Premiership, Championship, League One, League Two and League Cup; the UEFA Champions League, Europa League and Conference League; and MLS.

As an MCP server

The part we think is genuinely useful: rather than taking a file and building an integration around it, you point an AI assistant at our Model Context Protocol endpoint and it queries us directly, in its own words, whenever a question would be better answered with a model's read on a match or something we have written about it. No parsing, no scheduled pull, no copy going stale on your side.

Three tools, all read-only:

n4q_competitions   what we cover, and the id for each
n4q_predictions    per-model probabilities for upcoming matches
n4q_articles       published previews and reviews

Access is by bearer token, and the line it draws is the same one the site draws for a visitor who has not paid. A licence opens the rest.

Evaluation token

Free, and enough to judge us on: article headlines and opening paragraphs, the names of the models running on each match, and how many matches they cover. Ask in the form and we will issue one.

Licence

The model probabilities themselves — per model and as a consensus — and the full text of every published article.

Every call is logged against the licence it was issued under, and a licence can be revoked without touching anyone else's. Nothing is served without a token we have issued.

What we ask

Price

Negotiated, per licence. What it costs depends on what you are doing with it — an evaluation against a couple of matchdays and a redistribution deal that puts our writing in front of your own subscribers are not the same product, and pretending otherwise with one number on a page helps neither of us.

Tell us in the form what you want and roughly how it would be used, and we will come back with a figure. Every competition we cover is included either way: we do not meter calls or charge per competition, because a rate card with a dozen axes costs more to argue about than it earns.

Ask about a deal

Tell us roughly what you want and how you would use it. We read every one of these and reply from a real address.

Rough is fine. We would rather hear the actual problem than a specification.

We use what you send here to reply to you about licensing, and for nothing else. No list, no marketing.

Prefer email? not4quarters@realizerlabs.com.