Best PPH Companies - Lowest Price Per Head

Written by:
Aaron Goldstein
Published on:
Mar/23/2025
One of the best PPH companies at a significantly reduced price is AcePerHead.com at a mere $3 starting price per customer per week.

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AcePerHead.com offers one of the lowest prices per head (just $3 per customer per week) compared to the competition.  The average premium pay per head charge is around $15, though most PPHs offer a basic starting price of around $10 per head per week.

Keep in mind that AcePerHead.com also offers ONE FREE WEEK per month for life.

From AcePerHead.com:

"Ace Per Head has been in the online bookmaking services business since 1998, and we've been ranked #1 in customer service the last 4 years running. We give first-class white glove customer service to every single one of our customers no matter how many players they have.

Best Agent Features
Custom reports & industry-leading support

    American-English speaking staff
    Dedicated account representative
    Same Day Setup
    Simply the Best Customer Support
    Sharp Line management

All the Most Popular Player Features
We offer a huge board with a variety of features which will keep your player going, earning you more.

    Powerful and Standout Sportsbook Software for Sports, Horses
    Live in-Game Wagering for All Major Leagues and Tournaments
    Extensive Live Coverage of Televised Events for Major Leagues and Tournaments

It's no wonder AcePerHead.com is among the top ranked Pay Per Head reviewed sites on the planet.

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By  Aaron Goldstein

Aaron is our long time business reporter.  He resides in Jersey City, New Jersey. 

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