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Where to download full sports schedules as CSV
By Austin Hunter ·
Short answer
Realtime Sports API publishes free schedule pages by week, date and team, each with a CSV and JSON download. For every game of the season in one file per league, its season export covers 13 leagues (NFL, college football, NBA, NHL, MLB, men's college basketball and seven soccer leagues) as CSV and JSON, rebuilt daily, for $49 once with re-downloads for 365 days.
Free: one week, date or team
The schedule pages show games with start times in US Eastern, TV, venue and final scores, and every page has a CSV and JSON download for that view. That's enough if you only need your team or this week.
The full-season export
- One row per game: game id, start time in UTC and US Eastern, week where the league has weeks, status, both teams with abbreviations and scores once played, venue, city and TV networks where published.
- 13 leagues, each as its own CSV and JSON file.
- Rebuilt every day, so reschedules and final scores show up when you re-download.
- Licensed for use in your own apps, sites, sheets and products; you can't resell the files as a dataset.
Need live updates in code?
If you need scores as games happen, the Realtime Sports API itself has a free tier, with webhooks and WebSocket push on paid plans.
Questions
Is the schedule download free?
Single weeks, dates and teams are free on the schedule pages. The full-season export of every game is $49 once.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes, in your own apps, sites, sheets and products. Don't resell the raw files as a dataset.
Do I need an API key?
No. The export is a one-time purchase with no account.