In short
Metrica Sports makes video analysis software for analysts: you code the match, draw on the video and build presentations, and its higher plans add automatic player tracking. It is a strong tool if you have an analyst with time. If you want the work done for you, every player on both teams named, his running, his clips and a written report the next evening, SeeKick does that from the match video, with nothing to install.
What Metrica Sports is
Metrica sells two product lines. On its website in November 2026, PlayBase, its simpler tool for coaches, costs $15, $45 or $120 a month, and Nexus, its full analysis software for Windows and Mac, costs $90, $225 or $450 a month. Nexus lets an analyst code events with a coding pad, draw on the video with telestration, and track the players on the pitch with one click. The coding and the presentation are still the analyst's work.
When Metrica is the right choice
- You have a performance analyst who codes every match and wants full control over the codes.
- You present to players with drawings on the video: lines, zones and arrows that follow the play.
- You want desktop software that works on files you keep on your own computer.
When SeeKick fits better
- Nobody has time to code the match. In SeeKick you upload the video and both team sheets, and the players, their running and the key moments are found for you.
- You want names, not just dots. Every player on both teams is named from your team sheet, and you can fix any name in one click. See names.
- You want a report you can send. A match report in plain words after every match, with a card for each player.
- You want it on any device. SeeKick opens in the browser, on a laptop or a phone, and you share it with one link.
SeeKick also has drawing tools on the video, so you can still mark up a moment for the team talk. See tactics.
SeeKick and Metrica side by side
| Compared | SeeKick | Metrica Nexus |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Your match analysed for you, the next evening | Analysis software for an analyst |
| Where it runs | In the browser, laptop or phone | Desktop, Windows and Mac |
| Coding the match | Done for you | By the analyst, with a coding pad |
| Players named | Every player on both teams, from your team sheet | Players tracked on the pitch |
| Running data | Distance, top speed and sprints for every player | Not listed on its product page |
| Drawing on the video | Yes | Yes, full telestration |
| Written match report | Yes, every match | Not listed |
| Price | From $10 a month; $50 for a coach or analyst; first match free | $90 to $450 a month |
Written from public websites in November 2026. Plans change, so check each company's own site before you decide.
Using both
An analyst can let SeeKick do the first pass, names, running and the key moments, and keep Metrica for the detailed coding and the presentation. Both work from the same match video.
Questions
Is there a Metrica Sports alternative that does the analysis for you?
Yes. SeeKick analyses the match video for you: every player on both teams named, their running, their clips and a written report, the next evening. You do not code anything.
Do I need to install anything?
No. SeeKick runs in your browser. You upload the match there and open it there.
Can I still draw on the video?
Yes. SeeKick has drawing tools for lines, zones, arrows and spotlights on the players, for your team talk.
How much does SeeKick cost compared with Metrica?
SeeKick starts at $10 a month, $50 for a coach or analyst and $130 for a club, and the first match is free. Metrica's Nexus was listed at $90 to $450 a month in November 2026.