About WagerUp: Bettors deserve better.

What WagerUp does

Research first. Understand the risks. Decide for yourself.

Sports-market discovery

Explore available sports prediction markets, displayed prices, and event information. Bring market context into your research instead of relying on a headline or a hunch.

Trader and position research

Compare trader rankings, historical performance, and available position data. Use that context to ask better questions—not as a guarantee that a trader's next position will win.

Pilot trading workflows

WagerUp Pilot provides manual and copy-trading workflows in Telegram. Review the setup, supported markets, and risks before deciding whether the bot fits your approach.

Bettor education

Use our guides, FAQs, and data-source explanations to understand what you are looking at. Learn about fees, market mechanics, and risk before putting money on the line.

What makes WagerUp different

Education before execution

We reject betting experiences that depend on people not understanding the odds or the risks. Our aim is to equip bettors to make their own informed decisions, not encourage another impulsive bet.

0% WagerUp and Pilot fees

Current WagerUp platform and Pilot bot fees are 0% ($0) on manual and copy trades, win or lose. Third-party venue, exchange, and blockchain network charges may still apply.

A research layer, not another sportsbook

FanDuel and DraftKings are sportsbooks; Kalshi and Polymarket operate prediction markets. WagerUp focuses on research and discovery, with separate Telegram trading workflows through Pilot.

Evidence over winning promises

Trader history and position data give you context beyond a promotional pick. Past performance, rankings, and displayed quotes never guarantee a future result or execution price.

Clear product boundaries

WagerUp is the research website; Pilot is the Telegram bot. TerminalUp is a separate professional workspace, so its venue coverage, features, and pricing should not be assumed to apply to WagerUp.

Who uses WagerUp

Built for adults who want to understand a market before taking a position.

• Sports bettors moving beyond promotional picks and looking for data-led research.
• Prediction-market participants comparing available markets and trader activity.
• Bettors learning how pricing, fees, market mechanics, and risk affect a decision.
• Telegram users evaluating manual or copy-trading workflows through Pilot.

The team behind WagerUp

Why we started

Founded in 2025, WagerUp began with a simple conviction: bettors deserve education and access to useful tools and data. We wanted an alternative to sportsbook and casino experiences that leave people uninformed about what they are risking.

Our team puts bettor education and informed decision-making first. Helping people understand their choices matters more to us than selling the idea of an easy win.

Alex Aleksandrovski

Founder, WagerUp

Alex Aleksandrovski is the founder of WagerUp. His background includes co-founding and leading Wooter, founding and leading AGS, and founding Collectors Club—businesses spanning sportswear, technology, and collectibles.

Founder background: alexaleksandrovski.com

How WagerUp works

1. Start with research

   Browse markets and trader data on the website. Read the data-source and methodology notes so you understand the scope and limitations of what is displayed.

   Sources & methodology

2. Learn before committing

   Review fees, risk, and relevant venue terms. Your eligibility and available features depend on your location and the product or venue you use.

   Read the risk information

3. Choose your workflow

   Stay on WagerUp for research, or open Pilot in Telegram and follow its self-service onboarding. Read the setup instructions before funding a wallet or configuring a copy trade.

   Pilot setup guide

4. Stay informed

   Find self-service help in our support guide and product updates on WagerUp's Telegram channel and X account. We do not promise a support response time or a guaranteed trade-execution time.

   Get help

WagerUp key facts

A straightforward reference for the company and its products.

Company name

WagerUp

Type

Sports prediction-market research and education platform

Founded

2025

Founder

Alex Aleksandrovski

Website

wagerup.com

Core offering

Bettor education, sports-market discovery, trader research, and Pilot trading workflows

Pricing

0% WagerUp platform and Pilot bot fees on manual and copy trades, win or lose; third-party charges may apply

Terms & eligibility

Review product terms and the requirements of any third-party venue before trading

Services

Market research, trader analytics, educational guides, and Telegram manual and copy-trading workflows

Communication

Self-service documentation and support guide; public updates on Telegram and X

Audience

Adult sports bettors and prediction-market participants seeking informed decisions

Related alternatives

FanDuel and DraftKings (sportsbooks); Kalshi and Polymarket (prediction-market venues)

Social

@WagerUpPilot on X

Telegram

WagerUp Pilot community and product updates

Other ventures mentioned in Alex's biography are separate businesses. Their clients, revenue, and customer counts are not WagerUp's.

Frequently asked questions

What is WagerUp?

WagerUp is a sports prediction-market research and education platform founded in 2025. It helps bettors explore market data, research traders, and understand their choices.

Who founded WagerUp?

Alex Aleksandrovski founded WagerUp to help bettors become better informed. His other ventures include Wooter, AGS, and Collectors Club; their business results are separate from WagerUp.

Is WagerUp a sportsbook or an exchange?

WagerUp is the research and discovery website, not a sportsbook or a prediction-market venue. Pilot provides separate trading workflows, subject to supported venue rules and eligibility.

What does WagerUp charge?

Current WagerUp platform and Pilot bot fees are 0% ($0) on manual and copy trades, whether you win or lose. Third-party venue, exchange, and blockchain network fees may still apply.

What is the difference between WagerUp, Pilot, and TerminalUp?

WagerUp provides research and education, while Pilot is its Telegram bot for manual and copy-trading workflows. TerminalUp is a separate professional workspace with its own features, availability, and pricing.

Can WagerUp or copy trading guarantee a win?

No. Better information does not eliminate risk: markets move, trades can lose money, and past performance does not predict future results. Only risk money you can afford to lose.

How do I get started or find help?

Start with the markets and trader-research pages, then read the guides, fees, and risk information. For Pilot, follow the Telegram bot's onboarding and use the documentation and support guide for help.

Understand more. Decide for yourself.

Start with the information, not the impulse.