The home of darts data
Professional darts data,
delivered properly.
Darts Stats is being built as a single, reliable source for live match data, tournament data, player data and historical records — delivered through one documented API. It is the data layer we wanted for our own darts products and could not buy.
In build. The Darts Stats API is in build. Nothing on this page is a live feed, and no pricing has been set. Early access is by application.
- Throw-level detailEvery visit, not just the result
- Past and presentHistory alongside the live card
- Built in DundeeBy the people who answer the email
Mock-up · sample data
Every angle. Every detail.
A complete darts
data solution
Six feeds, one set of ids, one shape for live and historical data. Built so a match you watched tonight and a match from four seasons ago come back looking the same.
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Players
Profiles, rankings, career records and form, keyed on a stable player id so a name change or a spelling never breaks your join.
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Tournaments
Draws, formats, venues, prize money and round-by-round progression, structured the same way whether it is a major or a Players Championship.
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Matches
Live state, set and leg scores, averages and checkout percentages, updated as the match runs and kept afterwards as the record of it.
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Throws and scoring
Visit by visit: the score, the darts used, 180s, high checkouts and the finishing double. The detail everything else is derived from.
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Rankings
Order of Merit, ProTour and race standings, each with the date it was published so a historical table can be rebuilt exactly.
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Schedules and results
What is on tonight, what happens next and what already happened — one endpoint shape for fixtures and results alike.
World class coverage
The competitions
it is built around
The data model is designed against these, from the majors down to the floor events — so a Players Championship board looks the same as a world final. Nothing is being ingested live yet. Tell us which of them you need and it shapes what gets built first.
PDC majors
- PDC World Darts Championship
- Premier League Darts
- World Matchplay
- World Grand Prix
- Grand Slam of Darts
- Players Championship Finals
PDC circuit
- European Tour
- Players Championships
- World Series of Darts
- Challenge Tour
- Development Tour
- World Cup of Darts
Beyond the PDC
- WDF events
- Modus Super Series
- National and county darts
- Women's Series
- Seniors
- Invitational events
Competition names are the property of their organisers and appear here only to describe coverage. Darts Stats is independent and not affiliated with any of them.
Built for your business
Flexible API.
Real opportunities.
One REST API over HTTPS, JSON out, documented with worked examples. Below is the shape the players endpoint is being designed to return — an illustration, not a live endpoint, and the player in it does not exist.
{
"player": {
"id": "pl_0001",
"name": "A. Player",
"country": "SCO",
"ranking": {
"order_of_merit": 12,
"as_of": "2026-09-14"
},
"season": {
"three_dart_average": 96.4,
"checkout_percent": 41.2,
"one_eighties": 318,
"legs_won": 604,
"legs_played": 1128
}
}
}- REST over HTTPS, JSON out, one key in a header. Nothing exotic to integrate.
- The same object shapes for live and historical data, so one parser covers both.
- Documented properly, with a worked example per endpoint rather than a schema dump.
- Webhooks for match events are in the design, so you can stop polling.
- You talk to the people who build it. There is no support tier above that.
- Ask what it can do →
Integrated solutions
Powering the
darts ecosystem
The API is the raw material. Most people want one of these four things on top of it, and it is worth saying which you are before anyone writes a line of code.
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News and media
Structured results and stats your newsroom can template, so a report writes itself the moment the last double lands.
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Apps and platforms
Live match state to drive a scoreboard, a prediction game or a second screen, at a refresh rate that suits your traffic.
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WordPress
A plugin that drops fixtures, results and player cards into a WordPress site without anyone touching an API key. It is being built alongside the API.
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Something else
Betting products, broadcast graphics, research, a data set for a model. Tell us the job and we will tell you honestly whether we can do it.
Commercial terms
Priced
on the job
There is no price list on this page, because there is no price list yet. Rather than invent three tiers with ticks in boxes, here is what an honest quote will be based on.
Get a straight answer →- 01Which feeds you need — most people need two of the six, not all of them.
- 02How fresh the live data has to be, because that is the real cost driver.
- 03Whether you are displaying it, redistributing it or modelling on it.
- 04Volume, and whether it is steady or spikes around the World Championship.
- — Another language? Field values can be delivered translated. It is on the roadmap rather than built, so it is a scoping conversation, not a switch.
Let's build something great
Ready to unlock
the power of darts data?
Tell us what you are building and what you need out of it. If we cannot supply it yet we will say so, and say when.
One reply from a person, usually the same day. No newsletter, no drip sequence, and your address is not passed to anyone.
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