PolyAPY

Adds live liquidity-provision reward estimates to Polymarket's rewards page, so you can see what a stake would actually earn.

PolyAPY adds two things Polymarket's own UI doesn't give you: a countdown to every event's kickoff, and a calculator that estimates what a liquidity-provision (LP) stake would actually earn from Polymarket's market-maker rewards program. KICKOFF COUNTDOWNS A badge appears on every event card showing time until kickoff (e.g. "2h 14m · 4:30 PM") and turns amber, then red, as the start approaches, so you can see at a glance what's about to go live. Badges are configurable — set how far ahead to show them, switch to a 12-hour clock, or turn them off entirely. REWARD ESTIMATOR Polymarket pays LP rewards based on how close your resting orders sit to the midpoint and how much competing liquidity is already in the book — numbers that aren't shown anywhere on the site itself. PolyPAY pulls a market's live order book and reward parameters (daily pool, max qualifying spread, minimum order size) and estimates your expected daily reward for a given stake, along with optimistic and conservative scenarios based on how competing liquidity might change before the reward epoch closes. A companion panel on Polymarket's own /rewards page shows this same estimate inline for every row, using your saved stake and spread preferences. DASHBOARD Browse and filter tracked events by category (sports, esports, crypto, politics, geopolitics), sort by soonest kickoff, biggest reward pool, or best reward-to-liquidity ratio, and open the full calculator for any market with one click. WHAT IT DOESN'T DO PolyPAY does not place trades, hold funds, or connect to a wallet. It only reads public market data to display estimates. Reward figures are estimates based on Polymarket's published reward formula and current book depth — actual rewards depend on other market makers' behavior during the live epoch and are not guaranteed. This is an independent, community-built tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Polymarket.