What Does GSPro Cost? The Software, the Plan Your Monitor Needs, and the PC

What GSPro costs

GSPro is the simulator software a lot of home golfers end up on. It plays real-looking courses, it works with most launch monitors, and its players have built thousands of courses you can download for free.

The software itself is $250 a year. That's the price on GSPro's own site in October 2026, plus sales tax where it applies. GSPro used to sell a one-time lifetime license. It doesn't anymore, though anyone who already owns one keeps using it.

If you buy it and it doesn't work out, GSPro says it will refund a purchase within 7 days, minus a $15 processing fee. Purchases made through Foresight or Bushnell can't be refunded through GSPro.

The plan your launch monitor may need first

Here's the part that surprises people. GSPro talks to your launch monitor, and some launch monitor makers charge for that connection. GSPro lists what each one needs:

Plan prices were read on each maker's or retailer's page in October 2026. Makers change their plans, so check before you buy.

So the true yearly software bill is GSPro plus whatever your monitor asks for. That's $250 with a Mevo Gen2 or a Square Golf, about $450 with a Uneekor or an MLM2PRO, and $849 with a Bushnell Launch Pro.

The computer it runs on

GSPro runs on Windows 10 or Windows 11 only. There's no Mac, iPad or phone version.

GSPro publishes what the PC needs:

• To play at 1080p (the minimum): a graphics card at the level of an RTX 3060, 16 GB of memory and 10 GB of free storage.
• Recommended for 1080p: an RTX 3070 or 3060 Ti, 16 GB of memory and 20 GB of storage.
• For 4K: an RTX 3080 or better, 32 GB of memory and 20 GB of storage.

You also need a steady internet connection, and an Ethernet port or Bluetooth, depending on how your launch monitor connects.

If the golfer in your house already games on a PC, he may have this covered. If he doesn't, the computer is often the biggest software-side cost of the whole setup, and it's worth pricing before you choose GSPro over software that runs on a phone or tablet.

Which launch monitors work with GSPro

GSPro officially supports 31 launch monitors. The list includes:

• Budget and mid-range: Garmin Approach R10 and R50, Rapsodo MLM2PRO, Square Golf Home and Omni, Blue Tees Rainmaker, FlightScope Mevo Gen2 and Mevo+.
• Higher end: Uneekor EYE MINI, EYE MINI LITE, EYE XO, EYE XO2 and EYE XR, Bushnell Launch Pro, Full Swing KIT, ProTee VX, and Foresight's GC3, GCQuad, QuadMAX, GCHawk and Falcon.

SkyTrak isn't on the list. GSPro says devices not on its list, SkyTrak named among them, are not officially supported. If the golfer has a SkyTrak, look at the software SkyTrak sells for it instead.

You can see what each of these monitors costs on our launch monitor price list.

What the courses cost

Nothing extra. GSPro comes with a driving range and a practice area, and more than 2,500 courses built by GSPro's own players are free to download.

One honest note: those courses are made by players, not by the real courses. GSPro says plainly that they aren't endorsed by or tied to the real courses they copy. Most golfers don't mind. Some like the official, licensed courses that other software sells.

How GSPro compares on price

Here's what the other common options charge each year, from the same October 2026 reads:

• E6 Connect: $300 a year for the Basic plan or $600 for Expanded, and it runs on iOS and PC.
• Garmin Golf (for the R10): $99.99 a year for Garmin's own virtual courses.
• Rapsodo Premium: $199.99 a year for Rapsodo's own simulator.

GSPro isn't the cheapest choice. People pick it for the course library and how the game looks and plays. If the budget is tight, the software that comes with the launch monitor is a fine place to start, and GSPro can come later.

The short version

• GSPro is $250 a year, with no lifetime option for new buyers.
• Check your monitor's plan. Uneekor, Rapsodo and Bushnell all add a yearly fee before GSPro works. Mevo Gen2 and Square Golf don't.
• You need a Windows PC with at least an RTX 3060-level graphics card.
• Courses are free once you have it.

Still planning the whole room? Start with what a home golf simulator costs, or see complete packages by budget.