Comparison · Updated July 2026

Free SnapShove Alternative — Short-Stack Nash Ranges for $0

SnapShove, built by high-stakes MTT pro Max Silver, is the best-known push/fold trainer in poker. You feed it a stack size, position, and antes, and it returns the exact Nash shove, call, or reshove range for that spot — all in a polished phone app. After its March 2026 relaunch the free Starter tier gives one shove/call/reshove calculation per day, with unlimited access running $3.99–$9.99/mo. PokerPro's free push/fold Nash chart covers the same short-stack ranges in any browser, with no daily cap. Here's the honest comparison.

TL;DR

SnapShove is a purpose-built push/fold calculator: type in the exact stack, position, and antes and get the precise Nash range for that spot, including reshoves — that per-spot precision is worth a subscription if you grind short stacks. PokerPro's push/fold chart is the same Nash math in reference form (shove and call ranges by stack depth and position), free and uncapped in any browser. If you want a lookup you can use unlimited times on any device, we've got it; if you want exact-spot outputs and reshove math, SnapShove's calculator goes deeper.

Side-by-side comparison

Feature	PokerPro	SnapShove
Nash shove ranges (short stack)	Chart by stack/position	Exact-spot calculator
Nash call / vs-shove ranges
Reshove (re-jam) ranges		Unlimited tier
Exact stack + ante inputs → precise range	Chart lookup
Push/fold training drills	GTO Trainer (preflop)
1–30bb coverage
ICM / dollar-equity context	ICM calculator
Browser-based, no app install
Works on desktop / Mac		Phone-first
Daily cap on free tier	None	1 calc/day (Starter)
Other study tools	22 tools	Push/fold focused
Cost	Free ($9/mo PRO optional)	Free tier; $3.99–$9.99/mo

Where SnapShove wins

Honest take — SnapShove is genuinely better for these use cases:

→Exact-spot precision — enter the real stack, position, and ante structure and SnapShove returns the specific Nash range, rather than making you interpolate between chart rows.
→Reshove (re-jam) calculations, a spot static charts handle poorly — knowing your jam-over-an-open range at 18bb is genuinely useful and hard to memorize.
→A polished mobile app with unlimited training simulations, so you can drill spots between hands or on the go.
→Built and maintained by Max Silver, a respected high-stakes tournament pro — the ranges are trusted across the MTT community.
→A real free Starter tier (one shove/call/reshove calc per day plus unlimited training), plus affordable paid tiers if you want unlimited calculations.

Where PokerPro wins

Free and uncapped — SnapShove's free Starter tier stops at one calculation per day. Our push/fold chart has no daily limit at all.
Push/Fold Nash chart — shove and call ranges for 1–30bb short-stack play, the same equilibrium math SnapShove is built on, in reference form you can scan instantly.
Runs in any browser — study push/fold on a laptop, Chromebook, or Mac, not just a phone. No app install, no subscription.
ICM calculator — the dollar-equity and bubble-pressure context SnapShove's chip-EV ranges don't include, so you can adjust shoves near the money.
GTO Trainer — drill preflop decisions with instant feedback and streak tracking, free and unlimited.
22 free tools total — equity calculator, variance simulator, bankroll manager, and more alongside the short-stack tools.

SnapShove pricing in 2026, verified

SnapShove relaunched in March 2026 with three streamlined subscription tiers. From the official site as of July 2026:

•Starter (free): one shove, call, and reshove calculation per day, plus unlimited training simulations
•Core: $3.99/mo (or $34.99/year) — unlimited shove calculations and training
•Unlimited Access: $9.99/mo (or $99.99/year) — unlimited shove, call, and reshove calculations
•Available on iOS and the App Store and on Android via Google Play; promo codes (e.g. a first-month-free offer) surface around launches

What SnapShove does that PokerPro doesn't

SnapShove is a calculator; our push/fold tool is a chart. That distinction is the honest gap:

•No exact-spot solving. SnapShove computes the precise range for your exact stack and ante structure. Our chart is organized by stack depth and position, so you read the nearest row rather than getting a bespoke output.
•No reshove calculator. SnapShove's Unlimited tier computes re-jam ranges (shoving over an open). Our chart covers first-in shoves and calls, not reshoves — yet.
•No in-app training mode. SnapShove drills push/fold spots specifically; our GTO Trainer covers preflop decisions more broadly, not a dedicated shove trainer.
•Phone-native convenience. SnapShove is designed to glance at on a phone during play (where permitted); a browser chart is better suited to away-from-table study.

SnapShove on Mac and desktop

SnapShove is a phone-first app — it lives on the iOS App Store and Google Play, and there isn't a dedicated Mac or Windows desktop program. On Apple Silicon Macs you can sometimes run the iPhone app directly from the Mac App Store, but on Intel Macs or a Windows laptop you're effectively limited to your phone. That's a real friction point if you study push/fold at a computer, and it's where a browser tool wins:

•Study on the actual machine you review on: PokerPro's push/fold chart opens in Safari or Chrome on any Mac, PC, or Chromebook — no app, no store, no subscription.
•Keep the ICM context alongside it: the ICM calculator runs in the same browser so you can weigh dollar equity near the bubble.
•Weighing tournament tools? See our ICMIZER comparison for full ICM Nash solving, and the GTO Wizard comparison for broader preflop study.

A free short-stack routine

If you're mainly a tournament or spin player who lives in the 1–25bb zone, here's the free version of what SnapShove gives you:

•Learn the ranges from the push/fold Nash chart — shove and call ranges by stack depth, unlimited lookups.
•Adjust for the money using the ICM calculator: near the bubble, tighten calls and widen shoves from a big stack.
•Drill until it's automatic in the GTO Trainer — no daily hand cap.
•For exact reshove math on tricky mid-stack spots, SnapShove's calculator is still the more precise tool — no shame in using both.

The honest verdict

Choose PokerPro if:

You want unlimited push/fold lookups without a daily cap or a subscription
You study at a computer and want the chart in your browser, not only on a phone
You want ICM and dollar-equity context alongside the raw Nash ranges
You're happy reading ranges from a chart rather than needing a bespoke output per spot
You want a full study toolkit (equity, variance, bankroll) in the same free place

Choose SnapShove if:

You want exact-spot outputs for your precise stack and ante structure
You need reshove (re-jam) ranges, which charts handle poorly
You want a dedicated push/fold training mode to drill on your phone
You value a polished mobile app you can glance at between hands
You grind short stacks constantly and the per-spot precision pays for the subscription

Try the free calculator

No signup, no download, runs in your browser.

Frequently asked

How much does SnapShove cost in 2026?

SnapShove has a free Starter tier (one shove/call/reshove calculation per day plus unlimited training simulations). Paid tiers are Core at $3.99/mo (or $34.99/year) for unlimited shove calculations, and Unlimited Access at $9.99/mo (or $99.99/year) for unlimited shove, call, and reshove calculations. It's available on iOS and Android.

Is SnapShove free?

There's a genuine free Starter tier, but it's capped at one shove/call/reshove calculation per day (training simulations are unlimited). For unlimited calculations you need a paid subscription. PokerPro's push/fold Nash chart has no daily cap — you can look up shove and call ranges as often as you like, free.

Does SnapShove work on Mac or PC?

SnapShove is a phone-first app (iOS and Android) with no dedicated Mac or Windows desktop version. Apple Silicon Macs can sometimes run the iPhone app, but on other computers you're limited to your phone. PokerPro's push/fold chart runs in any browser, so you can study short-stack ranges on any Mac, PC, or Chromebook for free.

Can PokerPro replace SnapShove?

For the reference math, yes and free: our push/fold chart is the same Nash equilibrium ranges (shove and call) for 1–30bb, uncapped. What we don't replace is SnapShove's exact-spot calculator — it outputs a precise range for your specific stack and antes and computes reshove ranges, which a static chart can't. For most micro-stakes players the chart is enough; for precise mid-stack reshove spots, SnapShove goes deeper.

Do I need SnapShove at micro-stakes?

Usually not to start. A solid push/fold chart captures most short-stack EV, and at low buy-ins opponents deviate from Nash so much that exact precision matters less than getting the general ranges right. Learn the ranges from a free chart, add ICM adjustments near the bubble, and consider SnapShove's calculator if you move up and want exact reshove math.