The quick answer
The US App Store listing reviewed on November 11, 2026 lists HomeCourt Monthly at $7.99 and HomeCourt Yearly at $69.99, alongside a free download with in-app purchases. These are public listing prices, not a quote for your account. Confirm the offer and included features at checkout, then use your own numbers in the calculator.
US public price references.
| Listed purchase | Public price at review | How to compare |
|---|---|---|
| HomeCourt Monthly | $7.99 USD | Check the renewal terms in your account |
| HomeCourt Yearly | $69.99 USD | About $5.83/month equivalent; billed yearly |
| Free download | In-app purchases available | Confirm access to the specific feature you need |
What the US listing shows
At the listed monthly price, twelve payments total $95.88; the listed yearly purchase is $69.99. That arithmetic alone does not decide which plan suits you. A short season, a different regional offer or features you do not need can change the decision. The listing also contains older purchase names, so use the actual offer presented to your account rather than selecting a price from a historical SKU.
Separate a free download from the feature you need
List the specific feature you intend to use: basic recording, older workout history, a training program or household access. Check whether that feature is available in your account before starting a subscription. Download availability and premium entitlement are different questions. Save the offer details you are comparing so a later renewal is not confused with an introductory offer.
Compare equal billing periods
An annual price should be compared with twelve monthly payments only if you expect to keep using the service for a year. A lower annual equivalent does not automatically mean a lower total cost for a short season. Enter the price and billing period you actually see, then estimate the number of sessions you are realistically likely to complete.
Check the whole household or team arrangement
Do not divide a plan price by a roster size until you confirm the allowed profiles and who receives the benefits. Individual, family and team arrangements can have different conditions. Record the organizer, purchase channel and renewal date along with the amount. A player leaving the team is a separate event from changing the subscription.
Match spending to the outcome
If you only need a manual shooting record, test the free browser shot chart first. If your goal is basketball editing, evaluate the clipping workflow separately. Spending more on a training plan does not itself produce a finished video, and paying for editing does not imply access to HomeCourt training history.
Sources & scope.
Prepared by Hoopcut from public documentation, reviewed November 11, 2026. We have not tested these instructions inside a signed-in HomeCourt account. Official documents may describe older app menus; follow the current controls and confirm account-specific details with the provider.
- HomeCourt — US App Store listingUS public listing at review: Monthly $7.99 and Yearly $69.99. An account-specific checkout offer can differ.
- HomeCourt Subscription FAQUndated and uses historical plan wording. Prices must be confirmed at checkout.
Independent guide by Hoopcut. Not affiliated with or endorsed by HomeCourt. HomeCourt account, billing and recovery requests must go to the relevant provider.