The short version
- SwingVision Pro is £24.99 a month or £179.99 a year in the UK App Store; Max is £39.99 a month or £299.99 a year.
- The free tier gives 8 recording hours a month, with recordings kept for 7 days.
- A Plus plan at £14.99 a month appears in the App Store, but its contents could not be confirmed.
- ContactFrame Basic is £9.99 a month with unlimited recording, and Pro is £17.99 with shot mechanics. It is launching soon.
- For no subscription, In/Out is a one-off purchase, Ten-Fifty5 charges per match and Kinovea is free.
SwingVision’s website shows prices in US dollars, and the figure in its headline is an annual price divided by twelve. If you want to know the real SwingVision price in the UK, and what you get for it, this guide sets out every plan in pounds, then the cheaper or differently priced alternatives.
We make ContactFrame, so weigh our pick accordingly. Everything we say about SwingVision and the others comes from their own websites and app store pages, checked in November 2026. Prices change, so check the store before you subscribe.
SwingVision price in the UK: every plan
These are the in-app prices on the UK App Store, with plan contents from SwingVision’s subscribe page.
Free: £0
- 8 recording hours a month.
- Video trimming that removes dead time.
- Shot stats and heatmaps for speed, depth and consistency.
- Highlights up to 5 minutes long.
- Some line calling, including real-time audio calls.
- Recordings kept for up to 7 days.
Plus: £14.99 a month or £99.99 a year
Plus is listed in the UK App Store but does not appear on SwingVision’s website paywall. We could not confirm what it includes, so we have not compared it with anything.
Pro: £24.99 a month or £179.99 a year
- 30 recording hours a month.
- Shot-by-shot analysis and raw data export.
- Scoring and match stats.
- Full-court line calls.
- Unlimited sharing without logos and unlimited cloud storage.
- Strategy insights on your best and worst shot patterns.
Max: £39.99 a month or £299.99 a year
- Everything in Pro, with 60 recording hours a month.
- 4K video.
- Family Sharing for up to five people.
Monthly or annual: the real SwingVision Pro cost
The “$14.99/mo” on SwingVision’s US website is the annual Pro price divided by twelve. Pay monthly in the App Store and Pro is £24.99 a month. The UK annual price of £179.99 works out at about £15 a month, which is much cheaper than monthly if you know you will play all year.
Max is the plan to look at if several people in one household play. Split five ways, the UK annual Max price comes to about £60 a year each.
Is SwingVision worth the price?
For an iPhone owner who plays a few hours a month, the free tier is genuinely good value: 8 hours is a lot of tennis, and far more than ContactFrame’s free 15 minutes. The paid plans make sense if you want full-court line calls, scoring and match stats, or more than 8 recording hours a month.
The cost questions to ask are whether 30 hours a month is enough, whether you want to pay monthly or commit to a year, and whether SwingVision’s published feature list covers what you want to measure. It lists speed, depth and consistency, line calls, scoring and strategy insights. It does not list spin readings, movement, shot quality scores or swing mechanics. If you are on Android, SwingVision has no app for you yet; see SwingVision alternatives for Android.
Cheaper SwingVision alternatives in the UK
Ranked for value, with prices checked in November 2026.
- ContactFrame: cheapest monthly plan on this list for UK players
- In/Out: best one-off purchase
- Ten-Fifty5: best for paying per match
- Kinovea: best free tool
1. ContactFrame: cheapest monthly plan on this list
ContactFrame is a one-phone tennis video app for iOS and Android. Monthly to monthly, its plans cost less than SwingVision’s: Basic is £9.99 a month with unlimited recording, and Pro is £17.99 a month with sharper filming and shot mechanics, against £24.99 for SwingVision Pro with 30 hours. Be fair to SwingVision, though: ContactFrame has no annual plan yet, and SwingVision Pro’s annual price works out cheaper per month than ContactFrame Pro.
What you get for the money is the bigger difference. Every shot is measured for speed, spin (when the reading is solid), bounce position and an in / out / close call, with a shot quality score, movement measures, serve placement and rally breakdowns. Pro adds swing scores, a stick-figure replay of each contact and one Next fix with a drill. The full paired list is in SwingVision vs ContactFrame.
ContactFrame is launching on iOS and Android and cannot be downloaded yet; join the list.
- Needs: one phone and a tripod.
- Platforms: iOS and Android at launch.
- Price: Free £0 (15 minutes a month), Basic £9.99 a month, Pro £17.99 a month. See plans.
- Watch out for: not out yet; smaller free tier; no Watch app or live streaming; in/out calls are for review, not official line calling.
2. In/Out: pay once, no subscription
In/Out sells a net-post device that calls lines with light and sound and sends video and shot data to an Android or iOS app. Its site says there is no recurring fee.
- Price (checked Nov 2026): $299 for one Net Device, $499 with two Line Devices, $999 for the full set.
- Watch out for: US-dollar pricing; UK shipping is not stated.
3. Ten-Fifty5: pay per match
Ten-Fifty5 analyses singles matches uploaded in a web browser, with a point-by-point breakdown.
- Price (checked Nov 2026): first match free, then $25 a match, bundles from $15 a match, $40 a month for up to 10 matches, or a $300 season pass.
- Watch out for: singles only; US-dollar pricing.
4. Kinovea: free
Kinovea is free, open-source software for slow-motion and side-by-side video review, with angle and distance tools. It runs only on Windows and does nothing automatically, but it costs nothing.
How to choose on price
- You play a few hours a month on an iPhone: SwingVision’s free tier.
- You would pay monthly and want unlimited recording: ContactFrame Basic at £9.99, once it launches.
- You want swing mechanics as well as ball data: ContactFrame Pro at £17.99.
- You play all year and want SwingVision: the annual Pro plan rather than monthly.
- You only care about a handful of matches: Ten-Fifty5, per match.
- You never want a subscription: In/Out or Kinovea.
Verdict
If you own an iPhone and play a few hours a month, SwingVision’s free tier is hard to beat on price. If you would pay monthly anyway, ContactFrame Basic at £9.99 and Pro at £17.99 cost less than SwingVision Pro at £24.99 and list more measures, with the bias we declared above. If you would rather not subscribe at all, In/Out, Ten-Fifty5 and Kinovea all avoid it. The full ranking is in SwingVision alternatives, and for what the numbers mean, read what AI tennis video analysis measures and tennis spin explained.
Common questions
How much is SwingVision per month in the UK?
In the UK App Store in November 2026, SwingVision Pro was £24.99 a month and Max was £39.99 a month. A Plus plan was listed at £14.99 a month, though what it includes is not shown on SwingVision’s website.
How much is SwingVision a year in the UK?
Pro was £179.99 a year and Max £299.99 a year in the UK App Store. The annual plans work out cheaper per month than paying monthly.
Is SwingVision free?
There is a free tier with 8 recording hours a month, video trimming, shot stats and heatmaps for speed, depth and consistency, and short highlights. Free recordings are kept for 7 days, and full-court line calls, scoring and match stats need Pro.
Does the SwingVision sale apply in the UK?
The discount we saw was on SwingVision’s US website in US dollars, ending 30 November 2026. We could not confirm whether the same offer applies to UK App Store subscriptions.
What is cheaper than SwingVision?
ContactFrame Basic is £9.99 a month with unlimited recording, launching soon on iOS and Android. Ten-Fifty5 charges per match, In/Out is a one-off purchase, and Kinovea is free on Windows.
Unlimited recording from £9.99 a month.
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