No. ApexPredict generates and publishes the predictions. Customers browse the fixture analysis, probabilities, confidence, reasoning, and historical results.
Recommended calls cleared the publication threshold. Watchlist means the evidence is interesting but not strong enough for a primary call. Abstained means the model deliberately declined to recommend an outcome.
No. Probabilities express uncertainty using the data available at the published cutoff time. Sports outcomes remain uncertain.
The Track Record page reports published sample size, evaluated outcomes, accuracy, and calibration metrics. Withdrawn and superseded publications remain auditable.
Yes. Signed-in customers can follow fixtures and manage alerts for new predictions, material changes, kickoff reminders, and final results.
Plans are monthly and priced in Nigerian Naira. You pay at checkout through Paystack, which takes the payment; ApexPredict never receives or stores your full card number.
Each new account gets one free trial once its email address is verified. No payment details are taken for the trial, and it never turns into a paid subscription by itself: when it ends you are shown the plans and are charged only if you choose one.
Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each monthly billing period until you cancel, using the payment method you authorised at checkout. Your renewal date is shown in Settings → Billing.
Open Settings → Billing and choose to manage your subscription; you can cancel there at any time. Cancelling stops the next renewal, and your access continues until the end of the period you have already paid for.
Any statutory right to a refund or a cooling-off period always applies. Outside that, a monthly charge for a completed period is not refundable unless we ended your access without cause. The full rules are in the Subscription terms.
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