Once Sport review
A connected sports analysis suite for tagging, telestration, tracking, and live review.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Once Sport is desktop software for sports video analysis, tagging, telestration, player tracking, live analysis, and tactical coaching. It is aimed at coaches and analysts working with elite clubs, youth academies, amateur teams, and individual users across multiple sports. The platform supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, with local and cloud-based analysis, custom action and player labels, playlists, field mapping, and video review tools.
The published plans show three tiers: Analyser Basic, Analyser Pro, and Analyser Elite. All include professional tagging, field mapping, and Coach Board Pro, while drawing, automatic tracking, and export capabilities increase by tier. Basic includes basic drawing, basic automatic tracking, and basic exports; Pro adds elite drawing, professional tracking, and advanced exports; Elite adds elite drawing and elite automatic tracking. The paid product has no free plan, and a 14-day free trial is available. The pricing table uses USD, with monthly and annual options, and annual plans shown with a 25% discount. The listed starting price is 17.
Its strongest fit is a connected analysis workflow. Once Sport can bring in video through YouTube, Google Drive, Dropbox, Wyscout, Sportscode, Dartfish, Twitch, RTMP, and RTSP, then support exports to video, XML, spreadsheets, and statistics formats, including Excel or Google Sheets-compatible outputs. Automatic player tracking, multitrack timeline editing, live tagging, and telestration give analysts several ways to move from footage to coaching material. Choose it if your work depends on structured sports analysis across multiple video sources and operating systems. Teams seeking a general-purpose annotation tool or a free-first product should look elsewhere.
Once Sport pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports tagging, telestration, tracking, live analysis, and multitrack review
- Connects with YouTube, Wyscout, Sportscode, Dartfish, and cloud storage
- Runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux with local or cloud analysis
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; access starts with a 14-day trial
- Advanced drawing, tracking, and exports require higher tiers
- Built for sports workflows rather than general-purpose video annotation
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