A defensible price, not a screenshot.
A free, embeddable prediction market widget for journalists — live odds from Kalshi, Polymarket, PredictIt & Crypto.com/OG in one consensus number you can drop into any story.
One embed. The whole market.
This isn’t a mockup — it’s the real, self-updating widget, live right now. Blended consensus across Kalshi, Polymarket, PredictIt & Crypto.com/OG. Paste one line of code and it stays current in your story forever.
Not financial advice. PredictionMarkets.US is an information aggregator, not a broker or trading venue. Prediction-market contracts involve financial risk; review each platform’s terms before participating.
One neutral layer. Every major platform.
PredictionMarkets.US is an independent aggregator that pulls live contract prices from U.S.-regulated prediction market platforms and presents them in a single, searchable feed. We do not operate a prediction market, accept trades, or hold positions. Think of us as the Bloomberg equivalent for prediction markets — a neutral data layer, not a trading venue.
Our data currently covers Kalshi, Polymarket, PredictIt, and Crypto.com — the four platforms for which we have live API connections. Crypto.com markets also appear under the OG.com consumer brand; both trade on the same CFTC-regulated CDNA exchange and share contract IDs, so we label the venue on every price. We display prices exactly as each platform reports them.
Neutral by construction.
Multi-Platform Data
We aggregate contract prices from Kalshi, Polymarket, PredictIt, and Crypto.com — including markets shown under the OG.com brand — via their official public APIs. Each platform price is displayed with its source label.
No Skin in the Game
PredictionMarkets.US does not operate a market, take positions, or earn fees tied to trading volume on any platform. We are an information service.
Raw Prices, Not Predictions
We display market prices as they exist on each platform. We do not generate forecasts, adjust prices, or weight platforms against each other.
Sourced & Timestamped
Every price shown includes a platform attribution label and a data-fetch timestamp. Journalists can screenshot or cite the specific moment captured.
PredictionMarkets.US is not a broker, dealer, or wagering operator, and we do not set, adjust, or profit from any market’s outcome. Some platform links may be affiliate links, but that has no bearing on the prices we display — we report each platform’s prices exactly as reported and have no incentive to favor one platform’s prices over another’s.
One embed. The whole market.
A self-contained, auto-updating card you can paste into any CMS — for a full event or a single market. It shows the consensus price, the field of outcomes, volume, and a link back to the sourced market, rendered in your story, not a flat image.
Live preview — updates as you toggle
<div style="display:inline-flex;flex-direction:column;align-items:center;"><iframe src="https://predictionmarkets.us/embed/event/presidential-election-winner-2028?related=0" width="400" height="440" frameborder="0" style="border-radius:12px;overflow:hidden;" title="2028 US Presidential Election Winner"></iframe><div style="font-size:12px;margin-top:4px;text-align:center;"><a href="https://predictionmarkets.us" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Powered by PredictionMarkets.us</a></div></div>
Flip the toggles above and the preview — and the paste-ready code — update instantly. This is the same builder that lives behind the Embed button on every market and event page. The “Powered by” credit travels with the embed so readers can jump back to verify the live odds.
Prefer to track one call? Embed a single market instead of the whole field. Same one-click builder — but it renders one binary question with a live probability and a cross-platform price history over time. Ideal for following a specific candidate, bill, or outcome as the story develops.
Live preview — updates as you toggle
<div style="display:inline-flex;flex-direction:column;align-items:center;"><iframe src="https://predictionmarkets.us/embed/market/will-gavin-newsom-win-the-2028-us-presidential-election" width="400" height="440" frameborder="0" style="border-radius:12px;overflow:hidden;" title="Will Gavin Newsom win the 2028 US presidential election?"></iframe><div style="font-size:12px;margin-top:4px;text-align:center;"><a href="https://predictionmarkets.us" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Powered by PredictionMarkets.us</a></div></div>
Same live builder, one contract. Every candidate, bill, or outcome inside an event has its own embeddable market page — just click Embed on that market instead of the event.
From market to story in four clicks
No engineering, no developer ticket. If you can paste a YouTube embed, you can do this.
Find the market
Search any event — an election, a Fed decision, a World Cup winner — on predictionmarkets.us.
Open the embed builder
Click the </> (Embed) button. A live preview opens with size, theme, and a dozen display toggles.
Style it
Match your site: width, dark/light mode, show or hide chart, volume, logos & top outcomes.
Copy & paste
Hit Copy Code and drop the iframe into your CMS. It's live and self-updating instantly.
Editor-friendly: the iframe is static HTML — it works in WordPress, Arc, Ghost, Substack, and every major CMS with no plugins.
The screenshot problem
- One platform’s number ≠ “the market.” Kalshi, Polymarket, PredictIt & Crypto.com/OG often disagree by points.
- A static image is stale on publish and wrong by the time it’s read.
- No link, no source trail — readers can’t verify, editors can’t defend it.
- Cherry-picking one venue invites accusations of bias.
The embed fix
- One widget shows every major platform side-by-side with a blended consensus price.
- Live — it updates itself in the story, no re-screenshotting.
- Every embed links back to a sourced, auditable market page.
- Neutral by construction: an aggregator, not a venue talking its own book.
Two ways to embed: a whole event, or a single market
Match the embed to your story. Comparing a full field? Embed the event. Tracking one yes/no question over time? Embed the individual market. Both are one click, both stay live.
Easiest way: the Embed button
On any market or event page, click the (Embed) button. A live two-pane builder opens — controls on the left, a real-time preview on the right (what you see is what ships). Set width/height or full-width, toggle the chart, volume, category, resolution date, top markets, border, and dark mode, then hit Copy Code. The raw patterns are shown here for reference and CMS templating.
Embeds a single contract with live cross-platform price, chart, volume, and time to resolution. Replace {slug} with the market slug from its page URL.
<iframe src="https://predictionmarkets.us/embed/market/{slug}" width="400" height="400" frameborder="0" style="border-radius:12px;overflow:hidden;" title="{market title}"></iframe>Embeds an event-level view aggregating all related contracts across platforms (for example, every market tied to one election).
<iframe src="https://predictionmarkets.us/embed/event/{slug}" width="400" height="400" frameborder="0" style="border-radius:12px;overflow:hidden;" title="{event title}"></iframe>The attribution link (keep it in place)
Each widget renders a “Powered by PredictionMarkets.us” credit directly beneath the iframe — a real link, not text trapped inside the iframe — so it credits the data source and links readers back to the live odds. Please keep it as-is. This is the exact markup the Embed button outputs below your widget:
<div style="font-size:12px;margin-top:4px;text-align:center;"><a href="https://predictionmarkets.us" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Powered by PredictionMarkets.us</a></div>
Useful URL flags: append ?theme=light for a light-mode widget or ?border=0 to drop the border (for example /embed/market/{slug}?theme=light&border=0). The Embed button exposes these and more as toggles.
Cite it, and stand behind it.
When citing our aggregated odds in an article, broadcast segment, or research paper, please use the following exact citation string so readers can verify the source:
according to PredictionMarkets.US aggregated odds
Digital articles: Link the citation to https://predictionmarkets.us or the specific market page URL. This lets readers verify the odds directly.
Broadcast / print: Credit “PredictionMarkets.US” and note the date and time of the odds snapshot you are referencing. Odds change continuously; timestamping avoids confusion if the market moves between your snapshot and publication.
Academic / research use: Cite the platform of origin (e.g., Kalshi, Polymarket, Crypto.com/OG) as the primary source of price data, with PredictionMarkets.US as the aggregation layer. Include the API-fetch timestamp shown on the page.
Example in context:
“Markets gave the bill a 68% chance of passing, according to PredictionMarkets.US aggregated odds as of July 7, 2026.”
An aggregator, not a venue.
PredictionMarkets.US does not facilitate trades, accept deposits, or hold customer funds. We are a read-only aggregator — comparable to how a financial data terminal displays exchange prices without being an exchange.
Participation in any prediction market requires creating an account directly on the platform (Kalshi, Polymarket, PredictIt, or Crypto.com/OG). PredictionMarkets.US has no account system, no trading interface, and collects no customer money.
For regulatory context, see our Federal vs State legal status guide and CFTC oversight overview.
Frequently asked questions.
What does 'aggregated odds' mean on PredictionMarkets.US?
PredictionMarkets.US pulls live contract prices from multiple regulated prediction market platforms — currently Kalshi, Polymarket, PredictIt, and Crypto.com (also surfaced under its OG.com consumer brand, which trades on the same CDNA exchange) — via their public APIs. We display the prices as reported by each platform. We do not set, adjust, or create prices. The 'aggregated odds' figure shown on our site reflects the real-time order-book midpoint or last-trade price from the originating platform(s).
How do you stay neutral across platforms?
We do not operate a prediction market and have no stake in any individual market's outcome. We do not accept fees from platforms for preferential placement, and while some platform links may be affiliate links, that has no bearing on the prices we display or the order in which we present them. Our aggregation covers all platforms we have API access to and presents data symmetrically. We are an information aggregator, not a broker, dealer, or betting operator.
Are PredictionMarkets.US odds real-time?
Yes. Market prices are fetched from platform APIs on an ongoing basis and are as current as each platform's API allows. Specific refresh rates vary by platform. We display the data timestamp alongside each price so readers and journalists can confirm recency.
How should journalists cite PredictionMarkets.US?
The preferred citation string is: 'according to PredictionMarkets.US aggregated odds'. For digital articles, link to https://predictionmarkets.us (or the specific market page). For broadcast or print, credit 'PredictionMarkets.US' and note the date and time of the odds snapshot.
How do I embed a live market widget in an article?
Open any market or event page on PredictionMarkets.US and click the Embed button. A dialog lets you toggle the chart, buy buttons, volume, theme, and size, then copies a ready-to-paste iframe. The market embed URL is https://predictionmarkets.us/embed/market/{slug} and the event embed URL is https://predictionmarkets.us/embed/event/{slug}. No API key is required for editorial use.
Is the 'Powered by PredictionMarkets.us' link required?
The attribution renders automatically beneath the widget as a standard link — not text locked inside the iframe. Please keep it in place: it credits the data source and is how readers navigate back to verify the live odds.
Does PredictionMarkets.US offer financial advice?
No. PredictionMarkets.US is an informational aggregator. Nothing on our site constitutes financial, investment, or trading advice. Prediction-market contracts involve financial risk. Always review a platform's terms and disclosures before participating.
How do I get in touch or request press materials?
Email info@predictionmarkets.us. We respond to credentialed journalists and academic researchers — please include your outlet, your deadline, and the specific data, chart, or explanation you need, and we'll turn it around quickly on news days.
Need Data, Quotes, or a Chart?
Journalists and academic researchers can email info@predictionmarkets.us for specific odds snapshots, historical data requests, custom charts, or background on how prediction markets work.