Polymarket Analytics

What it is

A read-only dashboard over Polymarket's public record: every market with live odds, volume, open interest and full price history including resolved ones; every wallet with its positions, entry prices, realised and unrealised P&L and complete trade history; and a leaderboard that ranks addresses by realised profit, win rate, volume traded or return on capital over a window you choose. A whale tracker surfaces the largest positions on a market as they are opened, filterable by market, wallet or trade size.

It is not published by Polymarket, and that is the first thing to know about it, because the domain reads as though it were. Its terms of service say so in as many words: not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with Polymarket or any other prediction market. The site describes itself as a data aggregation and visualisation platform whose data is pulled from third-party APIs and blockchain sources, and its footer carries a Goldsky logo linking to that indexing vendor.

Availability

Nothing to sign up for and nothing to deposit, so the jurisdiction questions that decide a venue card do not apply. The terms set out no geographic restriction and no age gate, and browsing the market pages, trader profiles and leaderboard needs no account at all. An account is for favourites, saved views, portfolio tracking and the paid features; connecting a wallet is optional and only tracks it, because Polymarket positions are already public on-chain.

What the site cannot do is make a venue available to you. If Polymarket does not serve your country, reading its data here changes nothing about that.

Checked against the terms of service on 20 September 2026, which were themselves last updated on 15 September 2026.

Pricing

Free covers what most readers come for: market data, trader profiles, the leaderboard, whale tracking, no account required. The limit on free is favourites — seven markets, seven traders, seven tags, seven creators.

Premium is 20 USD a month at the month-to-month rate shown on the plan table, and lifts favourites and saved views to a stated 1000+, adds priority data refresh and advanced portfolio tracking. The table carries a yearly toggle advertised as saving 37%; the annual figure is not recorded here because the card holds the month-to-month rate. A third tier, Elite, is listed at 1 ETH for lifetime access and marked Coming Soon — it is not buyable today, and a price denominated in ether is not a price this catalogue can normalise, so it is not in the fields above.

The site's FAQ says paid plans are what add API access, alerts and larger data exports. The API itself is priced on its own page, not on this one.

Prices read from the vendor's plan table on 20 September 2026.

Markets & resolution

Nothing here resolves anything. Every market, price and outcome shown is Polymarket's, and Polymarket's resolution process decides it; this site indexes the result. Coverage follows whatever Polymarket lists — politics, sports, crypto, company events, and the long tail of culture and science questions — and resolved markets are kept so that price history can be studied after the fact.

Two numbers deserve care because the site prints both. Volume is notional traded over a window; open interest is capital currently at risk in unresolved positions. The site's own copy argues open interest is often the better signal of conviction, which is a defensible view and worth knowing is the editorial line of the page you are reading.

Integrations

The API sits at an api. subdomain of the site and is presented under a different brand: the page that answers there is titled Falcon API, describes itself as the infrastructure layer of prediction markets, and its worked examples post to a falconapi.net host. It offers historical and real-time market data including trades and order books, wallet and trader performance aggregates, and an MCP server advertised for Claude alongside direct REST. Requests carry a bearer token.

Read that as one brand's API surfaced on another's subdomain rather than as a first-party SDK. There is no published client library, no WebSocket documented on that page, and no source repository. If you are building on it, price and support come from the API side, not from the dashboard's plan table.

Limitations

The name is the biggest trap on this card. A reader who lands on the domain and assumes it is Polymarket's own analytics will attribute the numbers, the rankings and the editorial framing to the venue. They are a third party's.

The Copy Trade tab is a different product. It is a landing page for PolyGun, a Telegram trading bot for Polymarket that replicates trades from wallets you follow, generates a wallet for you on start, and states that it charges 1% on every transaction, buys and sells alike. That is an execution product with its own fee and its own risk, reached from a tab on an analytics site, and nothing in this card's fields describes it.

The data is as-is and the site says so. The terms disclaim accuracy, completeness and timeliness, and warn that there may be delays between an on-chain event and its appearance on the dashboard. No refresh interval is published.

Scraping is prohibited without written permission, and free data is licensed for individual, non-commercial use, so the free tier is not a data source you can build a product on.

Polymarket only. There is no second venue, no Kalshi coverage in the data, and therefore no cross-venue comparison beyond an explainer page.

Alternatives

Predicts.guru covers the same ground — wallet lookup, leaderboards, event analytics — with no paid tier and no API. Polyrama reads Polymarket and Kalshi side by side and publishes a documented REST API and MCP server.