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BetCrews Pro

Nothing is behind a paywall today and contests will always be free to enter. When Pro opens it's billed per crew, to the crew admin — one payment covers every member. How you split it with your crew is up to you; BetCrews never touches member money.

Free, forever

$0

  • Create and join crews
  • Vote the NFL + college board
  • Crew vs crew contests (always free to enter)
  • Your scorecard and units record
  • Shareable picks and head-to-head compare

Pro (planned) — per crew

$15/mo or $79/season

Billed to the crew admin, not per member. A season = college Week 0 (early August) through the NFL title game in mid-February, about 6.5 billable months. That's $97.50 paid monthly, so the $79 pass saves you $18.50 — one charge, rate locked, nothing bills in the offseason. Split it with your crew however you already settle up; we don't move money between members.

  • Covers your whole crewOne payment from the admin unlocks Pro for every member of that crew.
  • Full waiver-wire searchFilter free agents by league, volume and floor ROI without limits.
  • Crew Edge analyticsPer-ticket crew-vs-solo ROI with confidence intervals.
  • Unlimited crewsThe admin can run more than two crews at once.
  • CLV + line-move alertsPush alerts when a number moves against a pick you've locked.
  • History exportsCSV of every pick, grade and contest result.
  • Ad-freeNo sponsored slots anywhere in the app.

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No card, no charge. This is a price test.

Why contests stay free

BetCrews scores picks against point spreads. Paid-entry contests built that way get treated as sports wagering in a lot of states, so crew-vs-crew contests will never cost money to enter. If we ever charge, it's for the research tools around the contests — never the contests themselves.

That line got firmer in 2025: California's Attorney General now treats paid-entry daily fantasy as sports wagering, and several states moved against sweepstakes-style workarounds. If a free contest ever carries a prize, it runs as a posted sweepstakes with real rules — not a workaround.