The 99¢ Community vs Rithmm

Rithmm positions itself as an algorithmic sports betting platform, using proprietary models to generate predictions with edge scores that indicate how much value a pick offers relative to the market line. The platform covers multiple bet types including moneylines, spreads, and totals. Rithmm’s interface includes real-time line shopping to help you find the best odds across sportsbooks. At $29.99/month, it targets serious bettors who want data-driven edges.

However, the subscription model means you’re paying $360/year regardless of whether you use the picks every week or take a month off.

The most significant difference between Rithmm and The 99¢ Community is transparency. Rithmm uses proprietary scoring that you have to trust without seeing the full track record. The 99¢ Community takes the opposite approach: our public accuracy dashboard shows every single prediction we have ever made, including losses, streaks, and rolling accuracy rates. When we are wrong, you see it.

When we are right, you see it. This level of transparency is rare in the sports prediction space, and it is central to our philosophy that honest data builds trust.

Rithmm’s $29.99/month plan costs $360 per year. Over two years, that is $720. Over three, $1,080. The 99¢ Community costs 99¢.

Once. For all 5 sports, with lifetime access. You save $359.01 in the first year and the savings compound from there. Both platforms use algorithms and data science.

Both claim to find edges. But only one asks you to pay $360/year for the privilege, and only one publishes its full track record for you to verify. The question is not which AI is “better” — it is whether a $360/year subscription is 360 times better than a 99¢ lifetime purchase. We think the answer is obvious.