Pitchwise

Overview

Pitchwise is a grassroots-football video platform for turning match recordings into highlights and club content. It is best suited to teams that want to share match moments and keep footage in one place. Its appeal is the combination of automated clips and club-branded posts; teams needing a mature analytics layer or coverage beyond football should look elsewhere.

Key features

Teams can record on a phone, use a tripod or Pitchwise Mount, or import footage from another camera. The Mount pans and tilts a phone to follow play, which can reduce the need for someone to track the action manually. AI identifies goals, saves, skills and near misses in full-match footage, with clips described as ready within minutes of the final whistle.

Clips can be shared through formats for Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp and YouTube, as well as the Pitchwise app. Club-branded score graphics and stat cards, plus a team page that updates after matches, help clubs publish more than raw video. Full-match replay and season archives give teams a way to retain a record, but stats and analytics are not yet a full product layer. That makes Pitchwise more compelling as a capture-and-sharing tool than as a performance analysis system.

Match footage is private by default. Team managers control highlights and content, while club admins curate the club page, giving clubs control over what is shared publicly.

Pricing

Pitchwise has a free plan, a 14-day trial and monthly paid plans that can be cancelled anytime. Annual billing is not available. The free plan has one full-game storage slot per month, but unlimited clip storage and editing, automated match recording and one-tap sharing. It is a practical way to try the clip workflow, but the one-game cap limits its value for teams wanting a continuous match archive.

Team costs £7.99/mo and includes unlimited AI-generated highlights and match storage, match graphics and editing, club branding and 4K recording. It is the clearest fit for a club that wants Pitchwise for regular match coverage and branded content without paying for the higher-tier tools.

Pro costs £17.99/mo and adds coaching tools, analytics, livestreaming, premium templates and graphics, multi-camera syncing and a social media analytics dashboard. It suits teams that need those capabilities, though Pitchwise's broader stats and analytics layer is not yet a full product; buyers should distinguish the stated Pro tools from a complete performance-analysis system.

Player Add-on costs $2.99 a month and requires a Team or Pro plan. It adds a personal highlight reel, player profile and career stats, performance tracking and a season review. It is aimed at individual players who want a personal record, but it is not a standalone plan.

Platforms

Pitchwise is available on web, iOS and Android. Its getting-started page offers a web app, and the FAQ says any iPhone can use the app; Android support is stated to arrive in late September 2026. The platform schedule matters for Android users planning to start immediately, while the web option provides another route.

Who it's for

Pitchwise is a strong match for grassroots football teams that want to record games, make shareable clips and maintain club-branded match content. It is less suited to other sports, which it does not support, or to teams whose main requirement is a full stats and analytics product today. UK-based support aims to respond to support messages within 24 hours.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Automated highlights identify several match events, reducing the work of finding moments in full-game footage.
• Multiple recording inputs, including imported camera footage and the tracking Mount, give teams options for how to capture matches.
• Unlimited clip storage and editing on the free plan make it possible to keep and share clips despite the one-game monthly storage cap.
• Private-by-default footage and separate manager and club-admin controls help teams govern their content.

Cons

• The free plan stores only one full game per month, which is restrictive for teams recording regularly.
• Pitchwise is built specifically for grassroots football and does not cover other sports.
• A full stats and analytics layer is not yet available, limiting its current fit for teams seeking deeper performance analysis.
• The Player Add-on requires Team or Pro, and its price is in USD while the Team and Pro prices are in GBP.

Alternatives

AI Sports Highlight Generators is a category overview for comparing tools in this space. Consider PeakTraining AI instead if logging workouts and game stats with a basic athletic profile matters more than Pitchwise's match-video and club-content workflow; its free plan covers those basics. Enveu Flow is a better fit for teams seeking live-to-VOD workflow automation: its free tier includes 100 workflow executions a month, three integrations and run logs, while Starter costs $40 per mo.

Clutch Sports is another option to consider for a camera-subscription approach; its per-camera plans are provided by contacting Clutch. Spherely is an alternative with in-app diamond purchases, including 100 Diamonds for $0.99, paid once and 500 Diamonds for $6.99, paid once. WSC Sports is a paid option for teams comparing sports-video software.

Veo may suit teams comparing recording-hour, user and storage allowances: its Starter plan includes 10 recording hours, one team, 15 users and six months of storage, while Team includes 20 hours, one team, 30 users and 12 months of storage. AWRE is worth considering for iOS users interested in multi-angle capture and its listed recruiting and analysis tools; its MOBILE - Individual plan is $19.99 a month. Fullcourt.ai offers off-season plans that save team video and highlights but cannot record or edit, so it is an option for preserving content rather than capturing matches.

Verdict

Choose Pitchwise if your grassroots football team wants automated match highlights, branded club content and a place to keep its footage. The strongest reason to choose it is how recording and sharing fit into one football-focused workflow; the strongest reason to look elsewhere is the lack of a full analytics layer, alongside the one-game monthly limit on the free plan.