Four point two million people open SportzCrazy every month, and they do not all want the same thing. Some want the score before the broadcast catches up. Some want the ownership curve two hours before lock. Some want a byline, an audience, a syndication feed or a media plan. Here is exactly what each of you gets — and what it costs, which is usually nothing.
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You are the reason the lights stay on. Scores, match centres, reports, rankings, polls and every board on the fan floor are free and always will be — no meter, no "three articles this month", no forced sign-in to see a scoreboard. What you get instead of a paywall is a newsroom that files fast, names its sources and shows up in the thread afterwards to defend what it wrote.
"I gave up three group chats when I found the SportzCrazy forum. The scores load before the TV cuts back from the ad break, and when I called out a wrong strike rate at 1 AM, the person who fixed it was the writer, not a bot."
Day 3, Wankhede. India lead by 123. Gill 214* (268b).
| Player | Role | Cr | Own % | Proj | Call |
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| Shubman Gill | BAT | 11.0 | 84.2 | 96 | Captain |
| Axar Patel | ALL | 8.5 | 17.6 | 71 | Differential |
| Pat Cummins | BOWL | 10.0 | 61.4 | 58 | Hold |
| Marnus Labuschagne | BAT | 9.0 | 52.8 | 34 | Fade |
| Kuldeep Yadav | BOWL | 9.5 | 28.3 | 66 | Differential |
"Everyone else sells you a locked Telegram channel. SportzCrazy publishes the projection, the ownership and the reasoning for free, then posts a scorecard at the end of the season showing how often they were wrong. That is the only reason I trust it."
You are not looking for a miracle tip. You are looking for the pitch report, the last-five splits, the matchup the model likes and the ownership number that tells you whether backing it is actually worth anything. All of that is on the page, free, before lock — and the season-long scorecard of how our calls performed is on the page too, including the bad months.
Nineteen of the writers on this site started as forum posters. The contributor programme is how that happens on purpose: pitch a piece, get an editor, get paid per published piece at a published rate, keep your name on it and keep the right to republish after thirty days. We commission in cricket, football, kabaddi, F1, tennis and esports, and we especially want people covering competitions the big desks ignore.
Send 150 words on what the piece argues and why now. We answer every pitch within five working days, yes or no, with a reason.
"I was posting 900-word rants in a PKL match thread. An editor messaged me, commissioned two pieces, and eight months later I have a weekly kabaddi column and an invoice history. Nobody else in Indian sports media opens that door."
Sports audiences are the easiest in India to buy badly. Ours is worth buying properly: 4.2 million monthly readers, 72% aged 18 to 34, and a matchday session length that beats every general news site we have been benchmarked against. We cap ad load at four units per page, we never run auto-playing audio, and we will tell you honestly when a format will not work for your product.
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One brand per fixture across the live centre, score strip and match thread. Averages 340,000 viewable impressions on an India Test day.
The Daily Siren, 7:30 AM IST, 214,000 subscribers, 46% open rate. One sponsor per edition, one hundred words plus a link.
Sixty seconds, read by the host, across The Third Umpire, Offside Rule or Pit Wall Radio. Baked in, never dynamically swapped.
Four to eight pieces built with our studio team, clearly labelled, hosted permanently. Editorial stays independent of it.
"We took the match-centre presenting slot for a three-Test window expecting standard sports numbers. The completed-view rate came back 40% above our category benchmark, and the SportzCrazy team flagged one creative that was not going to work before we spent on it. That call cost them money and bought our trust."
Match reports, previews, rankings and columns delivered as clean structured text with images-free markup, ready to drop into your CMS. Choose the whole wire or a single competition. Embargo windows from zero to twelve hours, credit line non-negotiable.
Ball-by-ball cricket since 2008, football events since 2011, kabaddi raids since 2014. Delivered as a nightly bulk file or a polling endpoint, with a documented schema, a versioned changelog and a named support contact in New Delhi.
Embeddable live score strips, standings tables and fixture lists that inherit your typography. Under 18 KB, no third-party trackers, no cookies dropped on your readers.
Fourteen regional publishers, two broadcasters and a fantasy operator run on our copy or our data. What they buy is not just the feed — it is a documented schema that does not change without notice, a correction pipeline that pushes fixes downstream within the hour, and a human in New Delhi who answers the phone during the match rather than after it.
"We replaced a global wire with the SportzCrazy feed for our sports desk. The copy needed less editing, the corrections arrived before our readers found them, and for the first time the person fixing a schema question was in the same time zone as our production team."
Fourteen thousand two hundred profiles carry somebody's career on them. If yours is wrong, the correction route is a form and a named editor, not a legal letter. And when we want an interview, the deal is the same every time: twenty to forty minutes, one camera, published with a full transcript, and no publicist gets to approve the questions.
"My raid-point total had been wrong on four sites for two seasons. SportzCrazy fixed theirs in a day, sent the corrected file to everyone who licenses their data, and then did an interview where nobody asked me to pre-approve a single question. That is not normal here."
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Email the desk with the profile URL and a source. Corrections are actioned within two working days and pushed to every partner licensing the affected data.
Submit a correctionFour steps, roughly three weeks from first email to live. No procurement theatre, no six-week "discovery phase" you have to pay for.
Tell us the sport, the window, the outcome you need and the budget shape. One call, forty minutes, with the people who will actually run the work in the room.
We come back with formats, reach projections tied to the fixture calendar, and a flat price. If we do not think it will work, we say so in this step rather than after you have paid.
Creative, syndication sandbox or data endpoint set up and tested against live fixtures. A named producer and a named engineer own it end to end.
Weekly reporting during the campaign, a full post-season readout, and an honest recommendation about whether to renew, resize or walk away.
A single newsletter edition at ₹85,000 is the smallest thing we sell, and we are happy to start there. For match-centre presenting the practical floor is one fixture window, usually ₹4.5 lakh. There is no annual commitment on any format and no agency-only rule — we deal directly with brands, and with your agency if you prefer.
No. Not as an upsell, not as a bundle, not quietly. You can commission branded content, which is produced by a separate studio team, labelled at the top of the page, marked in the byline and flagged in the URL. Our reporters have no involvement in it and no visibility of who is advertising. This is the one thing we will end a conversation over.
Annual licences are priced on the sports you take, the delivery mode — nightly bulk file or polling endpoint — and whether you are redistributing to end users or using the data internally. Every licence begins with a thirty-day sandbox against live fixtures at no cost, so you can test the schema before anybody signs. Schema changes carry ninety days' notice and a parallel-run window.
We carry no betting-odds inventory of any kind and we do not accept advertising from betting operators. We will consider licensed real-money fantasy operators for data licensing only, never for editorial adjacency or newsletter placement, and only where the product is legal in the states we serve. Our fantasy desk takes no commission from any operator.
At the published rate card — ₹4,000 for a match report, ₹9,000 for a feature, ₹15,000 for a data-led long read — invoiced on publication and paid within fourteen working days by bank transfer. You keep your byline, we hold thirty days' exclusivity, and after that you can republish anywhere with a credit line. Pitches go to info@catalystwebtrendz.com and every one gets an answer within five working days.
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