Pay That Man His Money vs. Poker Income
Poker Income has been tracking live sessions for well over a decade and has the install base to show for it. It also shows its age — most visibly in what happens when you want to know something it did not anticipate.
This is the closest comparison on this list: both products do the same core job, which is logging a live session and telling you what you actually make per hour. The difference is everything built on top of that, and how much of it was designed before phones looked like this.
| Pay That Man His Money | Poker Income | |
|---|---|---|
| Asking it a question | Plain English — anything your sessions can answer | Fixed reports and filters |
| Languages | 31, and more on request | English |
| Currencies | 12 display currencies, nothing auto-converted | Per-app setting |
| Where it runs | Any browser, installable on iOS and Android | iOS and Android apps |
| Paying for it | One subscription, everything included | Feature-by-feature unlocks, plus a separate paid edition |
| Getting your data out | Free export on every plan; import is paid | Data Export sold as a separate unlock |
Ask it a question instead of building a report
Every other tracker on this page answers questions the same way: you build a filter, or you pick from the reports someone else decided you would need. Ask works the other way round. Type "what's my hourly at $2/$5 NLH this year", or "which day of the week am I most profitable", or "compare my results at Bellagio vs. Aria", and the answer comes back — as a number, a table or a chart, whichever fits the question. Five questions a day on the free tier, fifty on paid. There is nothing to configure, which means you actually ask, instead of meaning to.
Wherever you play, in whatever you count it in
The app ships in 31 languages and reads your results in any of 12 currencies — AUD, BRL, CAD, CHF, DKK, EUR, GBP, INR, MXN, NOK, SEK, USD. Nothing is ever converted behind your back: the currency you are billed in comes from your payment provider, and the currency you read your numbers in is a setting you pick. And if your language is not in the list, ask for it. Translations here are data files rather than a rewrite, so adding one is a small job — a request from a player who will actually use it is all it takes.
Your data stays yours
Export everything, any time, free on every plan including the free one, with nothing to ask us for. A tracker you cannot walk away from is not a tracker, it is a hostage situation, and the half that matters for that is getting the data out. (Importing a file back in is a paid feature.) Your sessions are also yours alone: results are never pooled, never shown to other players, never sold on. There is no leaderboard, no community average, no anonymised data set with your hands in it. Nobody else can see what you make.
When Poker Income is the right answer
Try it on your next session
Free tier, no card. $3/month or $30/year when you want the rest of it.
Get Started See PricingWe have deliberately not published Poker Income's current prices here: its listings differ by region and by edition, and the figures in circulation online disagree with each other. Check the App Store.