Overlyzer is a football analytics app that visualizes live match pressure — attacks, possession, shots, and cards rendered as momentum graphs — so you can see which team is actually on top, not just what the score says. It's built by Overlyzer GmbH, works on Android and iOS, and this review covers what it does well, what to be skeptical about, and what it costs in 2026.
Quick Answer: Overlyzer is a legitimate live football-statistics tool with genuinely useful momentum graphs and deep filters — €19/month or €49/quarter in 2026. It's an analysis aid, not a prediction engine: no tool can promise outcomes, and the app's own free tier is the right way to judge whether its style of data helps you.
What Overlyzer actually does
The core screen is a live match graph that plots each team's pressure over time — built from live event data: attacks, possession, shots on and off target, corners, and cards. When a team is piling on pressure, the graph leans their way in real time, which is information the raw score doesn't give you. A ticker and stats panel beside the graph carries the underlying numbers.
Around that core, four sections organize the app:
- Live — every currently playing match across 1,000+ leagues and competitions worldwide, with the pressure graph front and center.
- Filters — the app's real differentiator. Set thresholds for total game pressure, possession split, goals, attacks, corners, shots, cards, even live odds and match minutes; save them as reusable filters and let notifications fire when a live match crosses your thresholds. Quick presets cover common setups.
- Over/Under — pre-match goal-probability estimates for games that haven't kicked off.
- Scores — a straightforward live-score view across all covered leagues.
The free tier tracks three games at a time — enough to learn the interface and decide whether pressure data changes how you watch a match.
What it does well
The pressure graph is the product, and it works. Most live-score apps show you that something happened; Overlyzer shows the buildup — a team stringing together attacks and corners reads visibly differently from one sitting deep and defending. As a second-screen companion while watching, it's genuinely informative.
The filters are deeper than the category norm. Being able to say "notify me when a match passes 70 total pressure after minute 60 with 7+ corners" is a real capability, and the preset library teaches you what the metrics mean.
Coverage is wide. Over a thousand competitions weekly, from top-flight leagues to competitions the big score apps barely list.
What to be skeptical about
"Prediction" is doing marketing work in the name. The app estimates probabilities — like its Over/Under tool — from live and historical data. That's statistics, and statistics inform; they don't guarantee. No public, independently audited record shows the app's predictions beating closing odds over time, and the 2021 user survey the site cites (95% betting more efficiently) is self-reported by definition. Treat the analytics as descriptive — what is happening — rather than prescriptive — what will happen.
The betting-partner mechanics deserve a clear eye. The annual plan is "free" with a €100 deposit at one of Overlyzer's betting partners — an affiliate arrangement that pays Overlyzer when you deposit. That doesn't make the analytics worse, but it explains the app's commercial gravity, and it's worth knowing before you value "free" at face value. Subscription auto-renews by default; cancel from your account settings.
Data depth varies by league. Pressure metrics are only as good as the event feed, and coverage granularity for smaller competitions is thinner than for major leagues. If your interest is a niche league, test it on the free tier first.
Pricing in 2026
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | €0 | 3 tracked games at a time |
| 1 month | €19 | Auto-renews, cancel anytime |
| 3 months | €49 (~€16.33/month) | The default recommendation on their site |
| 1 year | "Free" with €100 betting-partner deposit | Affiliate arrangement — read terms before valuing it at zero |
Pricing is unchanged from when we first reviewed the app — check Overlyzer's site for current terms, since promotions rotate. The Android app installs from Google Play; iOS has its own listing.
Who it suits
- Live watchers who want a data layer over the match they're already viewing — the best fit.
- Analytics hobbyists who enjoy building and testing filters across hundreds of games.
- Anyone expecting guaranteed tips — wrong tool, wrong expectation; nothing delivers that.
A plain-language note on the gambling context: if you bet, betting should be budgeted entertainment, never a strategy you expect to profit from long term. Analytics tools can inform decisions but the bookmaker's margin persists; if betting stops being fun, Gamstop (UK), national self-exclusion schemes, and deposit limits exist for a reason.
Verdict
Overlyzer does one thing — live football pressure analytics with deep filters — and does it well for its price. It earns a place on a football fan's second screen. Just arrive with the right expectations: it describes the match better than a scoreline does, it doesn't foresee outcomes, and its commercial model leans on betting partners you should evaluate independently.
FAQ
Is Overlyzer free?
There's a usable free tier limited to three tracked games at once. Full access — unlimited tracked games, saved filters, and notifications — costs €19/month or €49 for three months as of 2026, with an annual option tied to a €100 deposit at a partner bookmaker.
Does Overlyzer work for leagues outside Europe?
Yes — coverage spans 1,000+ competitions worldwide, though event-data depth is thickest for major European and American leagues. For smaller leagues, expect the same matches and scores but sometimes coarser pressure metrics.
Can Overlyzer guarantee winning bets?
No, and neither can any tool. It provides live statistics and probability estimates; outcomes remain uncertain, bookmakers price in a margin, and no independent audit verifies a lasting statistical edge. Use it to watch and analyze, not as a profit system.
Is Overlyzer available on iOS or only Android?
Both — Android via Google Play and an iOS version via the App Store, with the same account working across devices. The core live-pressure experience is identical; check your store listing for current version requirements.
Related reading
Judge it on the free tier with matches you're already watching — if the pressure graph tells you things the broadcast doesn't, you'll know within one weekend.
