Is Score AI the same as ScoreSage AI?

No. Score AI (ScoreAI: Football Predictions) is a live-scores and AI prediction app from Score AI Technology. ScoreSage AI is a separate prediction platform from a different company. They are unrelated beyond the similar name.

Which is more accurate, Score AI or ScoreSage AI?

No AI prediction app is independently audited, so advertised accuracy figures cannot be compared. The only checkable claim is a public settled record. ScoreSage publishes one on its results page; Score AI's store listings do not mention one as of the date on this page.

Does ScoreSage AI have an iOS app?

No native iOS app. The web app works in any phone browser, including Safari on iPhone, and there is an Android app on Google Play. One Pro subscription covers both.

How much does each cost?

Score AI is free with in-app purchases; its App Store listing shows Premium Membership tiers at £9.99 and £69.99. ScoreSage AI has a free tier that never expires and a single Pro plan at £8.49 a month.

Does ScoreSage AI predict under 2.5 goals and corners?

Yes. Under 2.5 calls appear on the same board as overs with their own settled record, and the Expected Corners model publishes one graded corner pick per match priced against real bookmaker corner odds.

Score AI vs ScoreSage AI: AI Football Prediction Apps Compared (2026)

Two different products with similar names, compared from their public store listings as of 8 September 2026: what each predicts, what it costs, which platforms it runs on, and whether it publishes a settled record you can check.

Two different products with similar names

Score AI (ScoreAI: Football Predictions) is a live-scores app with AI match predictions, published by Score AI Technology. ScoreSage AI is a prediction platform built around statistical models and a public settled record. They are made by different companies and share nothing but a similar name. If you searched for Score AI and wanted that app, its listings are on the App Store and Google Play. If you wanted to compare the two before choosing, this page is for you.

Side by side

Everything in the Score AI column is taken from its public App Store and Google Play listings as of 8 September 2026. Nothing is inferred; where a listing does not state something, the row says so.

Criterion	Score AI	ScoreSage AI
Who makes it	Score AI Technology (listed on the App Store as Score AI Technology FZCO)	ScoreSage AI
Platforms	iOS and Android apps	Web app (works on any phone browser) and Android app; no native iOS app
Price	Free to download with in-app purchases; the App Store lists "ScoreAI Premium Membership" at £9.99 and £69.99	Free tier that never expires; Pro £8.49/month, one subscription for web and Android
Data behind the predictions	"Powered by Opta data and cutting-edge AI", per its listing	API-Football statistics and live bookmaker odds, run through ScoreSage's own statistical models (Poisson total-goals engine, Dixon-Coles / Negative-Binomial Expected Corners) and an AI panel for match narratives
What it predicts	AI match predictions and win probabilities, betting tips and upset alerts; an AI chat for fixture and player questions	First-half goals, both teams to score, over and under 2.5 goals, Expected Corners with real corner odds, player props, match result probabilities, and an acca builder
League coverage	100+ leagues and competitions, per its listing	330+ leagues for statistics and match pages; a 32-league Season Hub with tables, trends and team data suites
Public settled record	Not published on its store listings (checked 8 September 2026)	Yes — every published pick is settled on the final score and listed with wins and losses on the results page, filterable by market and window
Unders and corners	Not stated on its listings	Under 2.5 calls sit on the same board as overs with their own record; corners are priced line by line against bookmaker odds
Live scores	Yes — live scores and deep stats are the app's core, per its listing	Live match statistics and in-play trends on match pages; not a live-score app first

The question that separates prediction apps

Almost every AI prediction product advertises an accuracy figure, and none of those figures are independently audited. The only claim you can actually check is a settled record: every published pick, marked won or lost against the real result, with the losses left in. ScoreSage publishes that on the verified results page — by market, over 7 days, 30 days or all time, with the score of every match. Whichever app you use, ask for the same thing and judge the hit rate against the odds you can actually get, not on its own.

Where Score AI is the better fit

If you mainly want live scores with predictions attached, an iOS-native app, or an AI chat grounded in Opta data, Score AI is built for that and ScoreSage is not: ScoreSage has no native iOS app and its match pages are analysis-first rather than score-first.

Where ScoreSage AI is the better fit

If you want market-specific predictions — first-half goals, BTTS, over and under 2.5, Expected Corners at real corner odds — with every pick settled in public, a free tier that does not expire and a single £8.49 subscription across web and Android, that is what ScoreSage is for. Start with today's predictions, the BTTS board or the over/under board.

Other apps in the same category

Searches for "score ai" also surface apps such as ScoreGPT, Football AI – Score Predict, 360Score AI Predictions and Scorevance. The same test applies to each: find the published settled record, check the sample size, and compare the hit rate with the price. If an app does not publish one, its accuracy claim cannot be checked.

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