Predicted

building everything about prediction markets, from UI, resolution marketplace, to agents

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This year prediction markets went mainstream — live odds turned up in every wallet and finance feed. But each one is a closed product: if you have an audience, there's no way to build on top of it.

So we opened it.

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White-label providers that route to an existing exchange come in two kinds: one exchange or several. Several gives more to choose from; one gives a single set of prices and rules. Neither is the trick answer. Start from what your audience follows.

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A franchise works best as an addition, not a fresh start. If you already run a newsletter, a paid group or a community, it's one more thing you offer the same people. A second revenue line on a relationship you already have.

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The fee your members pay on a franchise is set by you, not by Predicted. Change it whenever you like, with no one to ask. The only part that doesn't move is how it's split between you and Predicted, which is fixed by your plan.

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Setting up a Predicted franchise just got simpler.

The dashboard now opens with a short checklist to get your market ready: name, colours, logo, events. Every setting has a one-line tip beside it.

And signup is down to four steps.

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Came to Predicted through someone's introduction? Their share is paid out of Predicted's cut of your fees, never yours. A franchise that arrives through a partner earns exactly what one that applied directly does.

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If your audience doesn't read trading screens, your franchise can open in plain language: everyday words instead of jargon, chances shown as percentages rather than prices, and each prediction saying what it costs if it's wrong. Visitors can switch back.

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Setting up a franchise isn't a branding project. The name, theme, fonts, logo and the categories you lead with can all be changed later. The web address is the one to settle first, since you can't change it yourself. Pick something close and move on.

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On a franchise, nothing your members lose becomes your income. They trade with each other, and your fee is the same whichever way a market settles.

For anyone with an audience, that's the point: you never earn from your own people being wrong.

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Predicted franchises now open faster. The feed goes straight to the first category with something to show and loads only that, so people reach the markets sooner. Every franchise gets it automatically, with nothing to set up or build.

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Your own prediction market site doesn't mean your own markets.

On a Predicted franchise, every market comes from Polymarket. You choose which categories show and which markets lead the page. You can't add one that isn't listed there.

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Paying a developer to build your own prediction market? The build is the cheap part. You'd also own two jobs for good: keeping every market tradable, and deciding what happened. Neither is usually on the quote. On a franchise, neither is your job.

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"Deep liquidity" isn't an answer. The name of the order book is.

Ask any white-label provider where your members' trades actually go. If it's their own pool, ask how big it is and who funds it when trades lean one way.

Predicted's answer: Polymarket.

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A revenue dashboard is a claim. On a Predicted franchise, your share of each fee is paid to your own wallet on-chain as trades happen. Your earnings are a public record you can check yourself, not a monthly statement you have to trust.

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Who decides how a market on your franchise resolves?

Not you, and not us. Outcomes are settled on Polymarket, the same result for everyone trading that market. Neither of us can sway a result, and you never have to make that call in front of your members.

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Comparing white-label prediction markets? Your logo and colours are the easy part. Every provider can do them.

Ask to sign up and fund a new account on a phone instead. That's the step where first-time users most often give up.

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With a referral link, the people you send become another platform's customers. Your name appears nowhere.

On your own franchise they sign up to a site under your brand, as your members. Same markets underneath. The relationship is yours.

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@brucecd2 Run a franchise!

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Does launching a franchise bring you traffic?

No. No platform in this category creates demand for its operators. We run the platform, the markets and the payouts. The audience is yours to bring.

If people already listen to you, that's the part that counts.

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Putting a combo together on Predicted is calmer now. While someone builds one, the Match Day feed holds still instead of reshuffling under their thumb. Live on every franchise already, with nothing for the operator to switch on.

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Running your own prediction market doesn't mean holding anyone's money.

On Predicted, members' funds stay in their own accounts. Only they can withdraw them.

You bring the community. You never become the place their money sits.