Best tennis prop research tools
Published by PickFinder. Last checked November 2026.
PickFinder Team
PickFinder is the best tennis prop research tool we know of, and we make it, so weigh that. It has hit rates and line comparison on 12 markets across the ATP, WTA and Challenger tours, averages against this opponent and similar players, and free rankings like ace matchups and court speed. Baseline fits if you want a model's projection on a line you enter, and Tennis Abstract is a good free place for Elo and deep stats.
Tennis is thin elsewhere: Props.Cash and Outlier don't have it.
Tennis prop tools compared
Details on other tools come from their own pages and listings, named below. Prices and coverage change, so check before you buy.
Each tool, and who it suits
Best for: hit rates against today's line, compared across pick'em apps and sportsbooks.
Covers: ATP Tour, WTA Tour, ATP Challenger Tour, Davis Cup, Six Kings Slam
- 12 markets, including Total Games, Games Won, Games Lost, Aces.
- Averages against this opponent and similar players, the head-to-head and the moneyline on one screen.
- The same line compared across PrizePicks, Underdog, sportsbooks and prediction markets: 24 books and apps in all.
- Every plan includes its Discord: over 50,000 members, an average of three slips posted a day, 24/7 support and a community free of spam.
- Free research pages with no sign-up, linked below.
- 3-day money-back guarantee on your first Premium purchase, so you can try everything for 3 days.
Where it falls short
- No ITF or doubles listed. TennisStats goes wider there.
2.Baseline Tennis Optimizer
$10 a week, with a 3-day free trial
Best for: a projection, confidence score and lean on a line you type in.
Covers: ATP, WTA, Challenger
- Projects Aces, Break Points Won, Double Faults, Total Games and Player Total Games Won.
- Enter a line from a sportsbook or pick'em app and get a projection, a confidence score and an over or under lean.
- A Discord bot scans the board each morning and posts top plays, with line movement alerts during the day.
- Says it uses surface-specific match history, matchup splits, court speed adjustments and head-to-head.
Where it falls short
- Model accuracy is the seller's own description.
Source: Baseline Tennis Optimizer on Whop. Last checked November 2026.
3.TennisStats
Free app, TennisStats Premium listed at $12.99
Best for: over/under trends on a wide range of events, including ITF and doubles.
Covers: Grand Slams down to Challenger and ITF, singles and doubles
- Player and match stats: Over/Under trends, averages, totals, aces, tie-breaks and break points.
- ATP and WTA Elo rankings, plus head-to-head comparisons.
- Made by the team behind FootyStats.
Where it falls short
- The developer's description doesn't mention player props, sportsbooks or line comparison.
- The listing doesn't give Premium's billing period.
Source: TennisStats on the App Store. Last checked November 2026.
4.Tennis Abstract
No price or paywall shown on its home page
Best for: deep stats and Elo, for research that goes past a prop line.
Covers: ATP, WTA, Challenger
- Men's and women's Elo leaderboards, with player pages and a head-to-head search.
- The ATP top 50 sortable by almost 60 stats.
- The Match Charting Project: over 17,000 charted matches, with serve, return, rally and tactics leaderboards.
- Surface speed ratings.
Where it falls short
- Built for tennis analysis, not props: the home page shows no lines, prices or hit rates.
Source: Tennis Abstract. Last checked November 2026.
How to choose
Start with what you already do
If you pick from a list of lines, you want hit rates and line comparison. If you build your own view of a match, Elo and serve and return stats matter more.
Decide if you want a model's lean
Baseline gives a model's projection. PickFinder gives you hit rates, prices and +EV calculations. Tennis Abstract gives you raw stats.
Check the events you play
PickFinder and Baseline stop at Challenger. TennisStats lists ITF and doubles too.
Shop the line
Tennis is priced very differently across apps, books and prediction markets, so compare before you play.
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Tennis prop tools FAQ
What is the best tool for tennis props?
For hit rates and line comparison, PickFinder, which publishes this page. For a model's lean on a line you enter, Baseline. For free deep stats, Tennis Abstract.
Do Props.Cash and Outlier cover tennis?
No. Neither has it on its website or App Store listing when we checked in November 2026. They cover mainstream US leagues, plus soccer on Outlier and Counter-Strike on Props.Cash.
Is Tennis Abstract free?
Its home page shows no price, subscription or paywall. It has no prop lines, so most people pair it with a tool that does.
Which tennis props can I research on PickFinder?
Total Games, Games Won, Games Lost, Aces, Double Faults, Break Points Won, Total Sets, Sets Won, Points Won, Fantasy Score, 1st Serve %, Return Points Won. Coverage is ATP Tour, WTA Tour, ATP Challenger Tour, Davis Cup, Six Kings Slam, whenever the books post props.
How much does PickFinder cost?
Premium $19.99 a month, $39.99 every 3 months or $149.99 a year. PickFinder prices are the web prices on our pricing page. In-app purchase prices on iOS can be higher.
What is PickFinder?
PickFinder is a sports betting research tool for player props, +EV bets, arbitrage, middles and odds comparison. It covers 30+ leagues across 14 sports, including the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL, 20 soccer competitions, ATP and WTA tennis, and five esports, and compares 24 sportsbooks and DFS apps, with hit rates, matchups, injuries and line movement on one screen. Every plan includes its Discord, with over 50,000 members, an average of three slips posted a day, 24/7 support and a community free of spam. New members get a 3-day money-back guarantee. PickFinder is not a sportsbook and does not take bets.
