Public starting price
$499/year
TrackBoss publicly lists one subscription at $499/year with unlimited coaches, athletes, devices, and storage.
Comparison
Track Tools Pro vs TrackBoss
TrackBoss is compelling when video capture, results tracking, and attempt-by-attempt review are your top priority. Track Tools Pro is now a more complete option when the same staff wants review tools such as compare, coach markup, and athlete history to live inside the broader planning, logging, Pulse, and mobile workflow.
Best fit for TrackBoss
Track programs that want a track-specific video, attempt, and results workflow at practice and meets.
Official sources reviewed March 13, 2026
Pricing
TrackBoss Pricing (2026)
TrackBoss keeps pricing simple: one subscription covers the entire program.
Plan
Price
What it covers
TrackBoss subscription
$499/year
Unlimited coaches, athletes, recording devices, and cloud storage — all events included
Prices as listed on TrackBoss's public pages, reviewed March 13, 2026. Plans and prices can change, so confirm current pricing with TrackBoss before you buy.
How Track Tools Pro pricing compares
Track Tools Pro uses flat annual team pricing: Basic at $100/year (up to 50 athletes, 1 coach), Team at $200/year (up to 75 athletes, 5 coaches, includes the Pulse Dashboard), and Pro at $300/year with Motion Lens video review. TrackBoss is still the stronger pick when unlimited-device meet-day capture and attempt-by-attempt review are the main job.
Honest fit
Who should choose what
See where each platform fits best based on staff workflow, daily coaching needs, and team structure.
Choose Track Tools Pro if...
- You want one platform to handle the whole training week, not just video and performance review.
- You want video review to stay connected to athlete plans, logs, Pulse context, and recent history.
- You want coaches to compare clips, mark up technique, and organize attempts without moving into a separate stack.
Choose TrackBoss if...
- Meet-day or attempt-by-attempt video review is the center of your software buying decision.
- Unlimited devices, recording workflows, and result-linked video matter more than planning and athlete logging.
- You already have another system for planning, logging, and monitoring.
Don't choose Track Tools Pro if...
- You are not looking for an all-in-one planning and logging platform.
- Your top need is capture-and-review for event attempts and meet workflows.
Where Track Tools Pro wins
Why teams move to one connected workflow
- Motion Lens now supports attempt-aware organization, side-by-side compare, coach annotations, and same-athlete history inside the broader team workflow.
- Athlete mobile workflows and staff oversight live in the same product.
- Better fit when you want one bill instead of pairing a planning stack with a separate review stack.
Where TrackBoss is stronger
What to acknowledge honestly
- TrackBoss is still more explicitly centered on video, results, and attempt tracking.
- Unlimited coaches, athletes, devices, and cloud storage are part of the public pricing story.
- Meet-day video replay and result organization remain core to its positioning.
Workflow comparison
Compare the workflow, not just the feature list
Each row focuses on how the staff actually works day to day.
Workflow step
Track Tools Pro
TrackBoss
Planning
Weekly planning, assignment by group, and staff workflows all live inside the same platform.
Planning is not the main story; capture, results, and review are the center of the workflow.
Logging
Athletes and coaches can both log training sessions, and review clips can stay tied to the athlete record between meets.
The emphasis is on recording attempts and organizing performance data.
Oversight
Pulse, dossiers, and clip history give a continuous staff view across the full season.
PRs, trends, and performance tracking are tied closely to attempt capture and review.
Technique review
Motion Lens now supports attempt-aware clip organization, side-by-side compare, coach annotations, metric snapshots, and athlete history inside the same account.
TrackBoss stays very focused on side-by-side, slow motion, results, and attempt-based video review.
Pricing facts
Current public pricing snapshot
Reviewed against official public sources on March 13, 2026.
- Official public sources reviewed March 13, 2026.
- TrackBoss publicly lists one subscription at $499/year.
- TrackBoss says that subscription includes unlimited athletes, unlimited coaches, unlimited recording devices, unlimited cloud storage, and all events.
- TrackBoss positions itself around video, results, and athlete performance tracking.
Best fit by team
Which teams should lean which way
Throws / jumps / sprint event coach buying for video review
DependsTrackBoss is compelling if meet-day capture is the main tool you want, while Track Tools Pro is now a more realistic fit if that coach also wants compare, annotations, history, and weekly workflow together.
Head coach buying for the whole staff
Track Tools ProA head coach usually benefits more from the all-in-one planning, logging, oversight, and mobile workflow.
Meet-day performance analyst
CompetitorTrackBoss is more explicitly tuned for attempt tracking, results, and video review.
FAQ
TrackBoss pricing and alternatives
Quick answers to the questions coaches ask most before choosing.
How much does TrackBoss cost?
TrackBoss publicly lists one subscription at $499/year, which it says includes unlimited athletes, unlimited coaches, unlimited recording devices, unlimited cloud storage, and all events — as listed on TrackBoss's public pages, reviewed March 13, 2026.
What does the TrackBoss subscription include?
One $499/year subscription covers unlimited coaches, athletes, recording devices, and cloud storage across all events, centered on video capture, results, and attempt-by-attempt review.
What are TrackBoss alternatives for track and field video review?
Track Tools Pro's Pro plan at $300/year includes Motion Lens — attempt-aware clip organization, side-by-side compare, and coach annotations — inside the same platform as planning, logs, and Pulse. TrackBoss remains more explicitly tuned for meet-day capture and results tracking.
Product proof
See Track Tools Pro in action
Browse real screens for planning, logging, Pulse, and Motion Lens.
“Track Tools Pro has significantly reduced the time spent on planning, organizing, and tracking workouts and performances. The platform is efficient, easy to use, and allows me to focus more on athlete development rather than administrative tasks.”
Laquone Robinson
Head Cross Country & Track and Field Coach · Valley City State University
Build the week in one calendar
The planning view lets coaches build the week once, filter by group, and place workouts on the team calendar.
Log a full group without paper sheets
Grid Logger captures reps, splits, and RPE for multiple athletes in one coach-entered table.
Scan compliance and load before practice
Pulse surfaces compliance, ACWR, monotony, week change, and weekly load so staff can review risk before practice starts.
Review mechanics with Motion Lens
Motion Lens adds body landmarks and timing feedback so coaches can review technique with athletes and staff.
Sources
Official sources
Review the public pricing and product pages referenced in this comparison.
Demo CTA
Want to see TrackBoss side-by-side against your team workflow?
Ask for a walkthrough focused on your roster size, staff structure, and which comparison assumptions matter to your buying decision.
Common demo requests
- Roster import and group setup
- Workout planning and assignment by group
- Athlete logging on mobile and Grid Logger
- Pulse review, reports, and scheduled summaries
- Garmin sync, team files, and Motion Lens