generated: '2026-08-09'
method: searched
source: https://www.isportsapi.com/en/faq/free-trial-20.html
description: iSports API has no separate test environment and no test-mode key prefix — there is one live key and
  one live host. What it does publish is a 15-day free trial on the production data and an interactive request console
  inside the documentation.
test_mode:
  separate_environment: false
  key_prefixes: null
  note: Trial and paid keys are the same shape and hit the same production hosts; the trial is a quota and a delay,
    not a sandbox.
free_trial:
  days: 15
  quota: 200 calls/day per sport
  live_data_delay: ~2 minutes
  payment_required: false
  auto_billing_after_trial: false
  on_expiry: The API key deactivates and calls return an error until a plan is purchased.
  signup: https://www.isportsapi.com/en/auth/register
  source: https://www.isportsapi.com/en/faq/free-trial-20.html
console:
  type: in-documentation request console
  url: https://www.isportsapi.com/en/docs.html
  behaviour: Each endpoint page renders an editable request URL plus "Example Request" and "Example Response" panes,
    and executes the call against the signed-in account's real API key.
  requires_login: true
published_test_values: null
published_test_values_note: No magic match IDs, test leagues or fixture triggers are published. The sample responses
  on each documentation page (captured verbatim in examples/) are the only published fixtures.