Head to head
GTO Wizard vs BeyondGTO
We make one of these, so read the rows rather than the conclusion. Prices are sourced and were checked on 16 September 2026; the rows where the other product is ahead are marked as such, because a comparison that wins every line is not a comparison.
| BeyondGTO | GTO Wizard | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $39.99, all formats | $49 to $289, per format |
| Annual, per month | $29.17, all formats | $39 to $229, per format |
| Number of plans | Two: Pro, and Drills at $14.99/mo for drills only | 4 tiers above a free plan |
| Formats | All formats, one price | 3 formats, bought separately |
| Both NLH formats, popular tier | $29.17/mo | $158/mo |
| Consumable credits | None — nothing is metered | Power Credits for custom aggregated reports |
| Free plan | A free week of Pro, then 3 solves + 50 graded drill hands a day | 100 preflop solves a day, 1 postflop, 10 practice hands |
| Node locking | Included in Pro | From Elite, $139/mo |
| AI solver | Included, flop to river | From Elite; 3-player postflop only at Ultra |
| Multiway solving | Published multiway equity; 2-player solves | Up to 9-player preflop at Ultra |
| Size of pre-solved library | Preflop to river, growing | Larger, and longer established |
| Recorded coaching content | Written guides and hand reviews | Large video back catalogue |
| Hand analyzer volume | Unlimited hand recording | Metered: 100 to 150,000 hands/month by tier |
| Runs in a browser | Yes, desktop and mobile | Yes |
| Hardware needed | None | None |
Bold marks the side ahead on that row. Rows with neither bolded are a genuine tie.
What the table adds up to
The rows split cleanly into two groups, and which group matters to you decides this.
If you are buying breadth — the largest possible catalogue of already-solved spots and a long library of recorded coaching to work through — GTO Wizard has more of it, and has had it for longer. That is the honest answer and it does not change because we would rather it did.
If you are buying access — one price, every format, nothing gated behind a tier you have to guess at in advance — the structure here is simpler and markedly cheaper, and the gap widens the more you play. Pro at $29.17 a month covers cash and tournaments together. The same coverage at the tier marked most popular elsewhere is $158 a month, because the price is charged per format; node-locking needs the rung above that; and custom aggregated reports are metered in credits on top.
Both products have a free plan, and they are shaped differently rather than one simply being bigger. Theirs is generous on preflop lookups — a hundred a day — and tight elsewhere, at one postflop solution and ten practice hands a day. Ours is smaller on lookups and starts with a week of Pro with nothing held back, so you test the whole product before the daily allowance applies. The chart library here needs no account at all, and the free plan page lists exactly what the allowance is.
Settle it on the free plan
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Questions
- Which is cheaper?
- BeyondGTO is $39.99 a month, or $29.17 billed annually, covering every format. GTO Wizard's tiers start at $49 a month ($39 billed annually) and run to $289, and that is the price of one format — so a player who studies both NLH cash and tournaments at the tier marked most popular pays $158 a month billed yearly rather than $79.
- Does BeyondGTO have a solver, or just charts?
- Both. The library is pre-solved so lookups are instant, and the On Demand Solver runs a real solve on your own board, ranges, pot and stacks, flop through river, in the browser.
- What does GTO Wizard do that BeyondGTO does not?
- It has been around longer and its solution library is larger, particularly at the top tiers, along with a substantial back catalogue of recorded coaching. If breadth of pre-solved content is what you are buying, that is a real difference and worth saying plainly.
- Do I have to choose cash or tournaments?
- Not with BeyondGTO: Pro covers every format. GTO Wizard sells its tiers per format across NLH cash, NLH tournament and PLO4, so playing two means two subscriptions and playing three means three.
Keep reading
- GTO Wizard alternatives · the wider field, including desktop solvers
- GTO Wizard pricing explained · all four tiers, and the 2026 restructure
- Affordable GTO solvers · what the cheap options really cost
Where these figures come from
Every price on this page was checked on 16 September 2026 against the source below. Prices change and tiers get restructured — if you are about to pay for something, check the vendor's own page first. We publish our own price in full on the pricing section; nothing here is a quoted estimate.
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