Pick GTO Wizard if you study at a desk and want preflop and postflop solutions and hand-history analysis, from $49 a month per Hold’em format. Pick Postflop+ if you want to drill postflop spots against a GTO bot on your phone, even offline, for $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year, with free drills every day.
For a player still learning the basics, Poker Skill, which we make, deals full hands against AI opponents in Practice vs AI and teaches the basics in lessons, in a free app on iPhone and Android.
Side by side
Both grade each decision against solver play and both let you start free. They split on scope, on price and on where you use them.
| GTO Wizard | Postflop+ |
|---|---|
| Free plan; paid plans $49 to $359 a month | Free drills every day; $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year |
| A Trainer with GTO and EV feedback | Hands against a GTO bot, graded Perfect to Blunder |
| Preflop and postflop spots | Postflop spots only |
| Solves spots you set up, on Elite and Ultra | Pre-solved spots only |
| Hold’em and PLO4, each its own subscription | Hold’em only; its maker sells PLO as a separate app |
| No study app in either app store; it runs in a browser | Apps for iPhone, iPad and Android |
| Needs a connection | Works offline once spots are downloaded |
Prices and features checked October 2026.
Prices
Billed yearly, Postflop+ costs $99.99 a year, and GTO Wizard costs $39 to $289 a month. Every GTO Wizard plan is in GTO Wizard pricing.
Who should pick GTO Wizard
Pick GTO Wizard if your study happens at a desk and covers the whole hand: preflop ranges, postflop lines, a review of your own uploaded hands and, on Elite and Ultra, solves of spots you set up. Both sell PLO separately: GTO Wizard as its own subscription, and the maker of Postflop+ as a separate app. The price is per game format, so a cash and tournament player pays twice.
Who should pick Postflop+
Pick Postflop+ if you want reps more than research: a few postflop hands against its GTO bot on the train or on a tournament break, graded on every action with the solver’s EV beside it. It costs $14.99 a month and works offline. Its free drills each day show you the format before you pay.
If you’re still learning the game
Both grade you against solver play, which assumes you already know the basics. Poker Skill starts there: Practice vs AI deals full hands against AI opponents, and its lessons begin at hand rankings and position, free on iPhone and Android. We also publish free solver answers for heads-up pots, with the why in plain words. Trainer vs solver explains when a solver starts to pay off.
GTO Wizard and Postflop+ in detail
GTO Wizard
Study at a desk, every street
$49 to $359 a month per Hold'em format, or from $39 a month billed yearly
Best for Players who study at a computer or tablet and want preflop and postflop solutions, hand-history analysis and their own solves.
Skip if You want short drills in a phone app, or drills that work with no connection.
Free version A free plan with 100 preflop solutions and 1 postflop solution a day, 10 Trainer hands a day and 10 analyzed hands a month.
Where it runs A web browser. There's no study app in the App Store or Google Play.
GTO Wizard covers preflop and postflop, with a library of solved spots for cash games, tournaments and PLO4. Its Trainer grades each move with GTO and EV feedback, and its analyzer checks the hand histories you upload. Premium opens every preflop solution and the full heads-up postflop library, with flop and turn reports. Elite adds solved 3-way spots and GTO Wizard AI for heads-up spots you set up yourself, and Ultra solves multiway ones. Each game format is its own subscription.
Compared with Poker Skill: GTO Wizard is the better pick for deep solver study at a desk, while Poker Skill is a phone app for learning the game, with lessons of a few minutes on iPhone and Android.
Postflop+
Solver drills in your pocket
$14.99 a month, or $99.99 a year
Best for Players who already think in ranges and want to drill postflop spots against solver play on a phone, online or off.
Skip if You want preflop study or PLO in the same app, or you're still learning and want an explanation in words.
Free version Free to download, with free drills in every game type each day.
Where it runs iPhone, iPad and Android
Postflop+ downloads solved postflop spots to your phone and has you play them against a GTO bot, in cash games, tournaments, Spin & Go and heads-up, across all 1,755 strategically distinct flops. Each action is graded Perfect, OK, Mistake or Blunder, with the solver's EV and frequency for every option. Once the spots are on your device it needs no connection.
Compared with Poker Skill: Postflop+ is the better pick for drilling solver spots on a phone once you know the game, while Poker Skill teaches it from the rules up and deals full hands on iPhone and Android.
How we compared
- What each one trains
- What it costs
- Where it runs
GTO Wizard and Postflop+ were compared on what each one trains, what it costs and where it runs. GTO Wizard’s prices and plan limits come from its plan menu, read signed in on October 2, 2026. Postflop+ was checked against its App Store and Google Play listings and its maker’s site on October 2, 2026. Who should pick which is our judgment, and we make Poker Skill.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Postflop+ better than GTO Wizard?
For drilling postflop spots on a phone, often yes: it's cheaper, it runs offline and it fits a few minutes at a time. GTO Wizard is the better study tool, with preflop and postflop solutions, hand-history analysis and custom solving, but it runs in a browser and costs more.
Is Postflop+ free?
It's free to download, with free drills in every game type each day. A subscription costs $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year and opens the full library of spots. GTO Wizard's free plan, for comparison, gives 10 Trainer hands a day.
Does Postflop+ work offline?
Yes. It stores solved spots on your device, so once they're downloaded the drills run with no connection. GTO Wizard runs in a browser and needs one.
Is Postflop+ cheaper than GTO Wizard?
Yes. Postflop+ costs $14.99 a month or $99.99 a year, while GTO Wizard's plans cost $49 to $359 a month for each Hold'em format, or $39 to $289 a month billed yearly.
Can you use GTO Wizard on your phone?
Yes, in the phone's browser, where it can be installed as a web app, though its PLO isn't on mobile yet. GTO Wizard has no study app in the App Store or Google Play; its one store app is PokerArena, a heads-up game for iPhone.