
Certy prices every game with its own model, writes out the reasoning in plain English, and posts its call before first pitch — win or lose, nothing gets deleted. Five picks free every day, forever.
Or just look at tonight’s card — it’s free, no signupReal output from tonight's MLB slate — priced off both starting pitchers and the ballpark. Posted before first pitch, graded after.
Every night the model runs all 15 games and prices both sides from its own probabilities — no book’s margin baked in, because there is no book feed in it yet — then writes a scouting report on each one.
Ranked factors on every game, each one measured by how far it moves our own number. In plain English, with the arithmetic left in.
Games with nothing in them get an explicit pass, not a manufactured play. Tonight the model passed on some of the slate and says so.
Build the slip here, place it at your book, and the call gets graded publicly after the game. Wins and misses both, never edited.
No firehose of 200 bets. A short card, with the reasoning in plain English on every line — and an explicit pass on the games with nothing in them.
Every night the engine writes a scouting report on all 15 games — where a team is breakable, what moves the number, and how far. The games carrying one of The Five — and the ones the model passed on, because a pass is a finding — are open to everybody. The rest come with Certy Pro.
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The Five — 5 picks every day, free forever. No account, no card, no email.
$0.19 a day
Nineteen cents a day. The whole slate, every prop board, and the parlay math.
Or $9.99 a month — $0.33 a day. Cancel any time.
What nineteen cents a day actually buys. If you bet $20 a day, Certy is 0.95% of one bet. And when a same-game slip's legs are correlated, the naive calculator lies about it: a slip it prices at +694 can be worth +573 once the correlation is in. On $20 that gap is $24 — more than four months of Certy, on one slip. That is money not lost, which is the only kind this product can honestly promise you.
Per-day figures divide the plan price by 365. Baseball ends in late October and football in February, so there are quiet stretches where the board is thin or dark — the annual exists to carry you across them, not to claim 365 days of picks.
Founding members: free through September 10, 2026, then $69/year locked for as long as you stay. We don’t have your card and nothing auto-charges — when the date comes you choose to pay, or you keep The Five for free. And we won’t charge anyone until the live odds feed is running; if it slips, the free period moves with it and we’ll tell you why.

Every call is written to a ledger before the game starts and graded after. You can see the whole history — not a highlight reel of good weeks. We publish the calibration too, and we publish it honestly: our Brier score is 0.2498 against 0.2497 for simply predicting the base rate, which is a tie. We would rather you read that from us than find it out later.
Early access is running on the MLB slate now. Founding members get the whole board free through September 10, then $69 a year locked for as long as they stay. The Five stays free either way.