Free
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No card. No trial clock.
- 2 clip analyses a day, for your first 100 clips — then one a week
- 2 players on the account
- Findings from your last 10 clips — your top pattern in full
- Coach chat, narration, and sharing
- Every sport 4thCoach covers
Pricing
Every account gets 2 clip analyses a day, free — the same coach, the same sports, the same clips — for your first 100 clips. After that free keeps going at a clip a week. 4thCoach+ raises the ceiling when you outgrow it, at $119.99/yr — $10/mo, and about what a single private lesson costs.
Start on the free plan — subscribing is never required to use it.
Both plans review the same clips with the same coach. Paid raises the ceiling — more clips a day, more players, and your findings kept for good instead of a rolling window.
$0
No card. No trial clock.
$119.99/yr
$10/mo, billed yearly · or $14.99/mo · cancel anytime
About one private lesson — for the whole year.
If you join under an intro offer, that rate holds for its stated months, then rolls onto $14.99/mo.
4thCoach is free to start: no card, no trial clock. Paid list price is $119.99/yr — $10/mo, about what a single private lesson costs — or $14.99/mo month to month. Every clip 4thCoach reviews costs real money in AI inference and compute. New subscribers usually get an intro offer on the monthly plan: a lower price for the first few months, then list. You'll see the live offer on the subscribe screen in the app. Cancel anytime.
A lower monthly price for a set run of months when you first subscribe, then the standard list price. It applies to the monthly plan only — annual is already priced well below twelve months of monthly. The live offer, its length, and any end date show on the subscribe screen in the app; when an offer has an end date it is a real calendar date, not a countdown gimmick.
You roll onto the standard list price, and you'll know the date well before it arrives — nothing changes silently. You can cancel at any point before then and keep access through the end of the period you've already paid for.
No. Intro pricing is for new subscribers, tied to the subscription rather than to your account forever. If you cancel and resubscribe later, you pay whatever is offered then, which may simply be the list price.