For communities with an audience

Run your own prediction market

Predicted gives your community a prediction market with your name on it — your brand, your domain, your members. Polymarket provides the liquidity and settles every market.

You earn on volume
Keep up to 80% of the fee you set on every trade, paid in USDC.
Your brand
Your name, your colours, your domain. Members never see ours.
Live in a day
No code, no order book to run, no liquidity to raise.
Polymarket settles
Every market, every time. Never you, never us.
How a franchise runs

Three steps, then you are open.

01
Claim your venue
Pick a name, your colours and a domain. Your community sees your brand, not ours.
02
Open your markets
Every Polymarket market, on your venue. Deep liquidity from the first day, because it is the same order book everyone else trades on.
03
Bring your people and earn
You take a cut of every trade your members make. Watch it land in your dashboard, withdraw in USDC.
What you get

A venue, a ledger, and an app they will actually open.

What your members see
yourvenue.com
What they never see
predicted.one
Your brand, not ours
Your logo, your colours, your domain. Members sign up, deposit and trade without ever seeing the name Predicted. The venue is yours; we are the plumbing.
Every trade, every time
A member places a trade
The order is attributed to your venue
Polymarket matches it and settles
Your share — up to 80% — lands in USDC
See what you earn, as it happens
Every trade on your venue is attributed to you on-chain. Fees ledger in real time, and if you run sub-operators, their splits are handled at collection.
Built for the phone they own
Installs from the browser, no app store
Runs on a mid-range Android
Tells them when a trade fills, app closed
Practice mode, play money, real outcomes
Plain-language reading mode
An app your community can actually use
Most of your members will arrive on a phone, on a connection that comes and goes. Everything in the list is there so the venue still works when it does.
Content support
Never short of something to post.
Branded cards for your markets, built from your own logo and colours, ready to drop into your channel. You bring the community — we keep the material coming.
Live venues

Every community, its own front door.

These are real venues running right now, on the same Polymarket book. Different names, different colours, different crowds — one order book underneath all of them.

The Wildcard venue, running on Predicted
Wildcard
predict.wildcard.wtf · their own domain
The Predicted house venue
Predicted
poly.predicted.one · the house venue
Underneath both
One order book. One resolution authority. Polymarket.
Neither venue runs a book of its own. Both trade into the same liquidity — the same match is priced on both screens — and every order carries its operator's code.
Why this works

Liquidity consolidates. Brands don’t.

Crypto exchanges settled this a decade ago. Liquidity piled into a handful of books, and the winners stopped fighting the long tail — Binance Link puts branded front ends on Binance's own order book and pays its top partners a share of the program. The exchange keeps the liquidity; the brands keep their audiences.

The same split shows up anywhere distribution matters. Kambi runs 70+ sportsbooks on one platform across 100+ regulated markets. When Brazil regulated, 78 operators launched 138 brands, and the five biggest still hold only 58% of the money.

The pattern never changes: many brands, one book underneath. What decides who wins is distribution rather than technology — and distribution is the part you already have.

How distribution gets done
Embedded
0M
wallets MetaMask put prediction markets in front of — an audience it already had, and a market it never built.
Community leads
Someone the community already trusts signs people up and earns on what they bring. It has run West Africa and Southeast Asia for decades.
Affiliates
Traffic owners paid a share of what their players generate, for as long as those players keep trading.
The exchange cycle
Everyone launched their own
White-label scripts made an exchange a weekend purchase, and every community with an audience bought one. Close to 500 have failed since — to hacks, fraud, insolvency and regulators, not to bad products. FTX had one of the best.
Where you start
You can skip the cycle
Around 163 spot exchanges still trade, so the brands did survive — but Binance alone handles roughly a third of the top ten’s volume. Nobody bootstraps a book. Every Predicted venue trades into Polymarket’s — over 96% of all on-chain prediction volume — from your first day.

Your community already has opinions. Give them somewhere to put them.

A venue of your own, live in a day. You bring the people; the liquidity is already there.