Most hunters end up paying for a mapping app, a research app, and then keep their dope card in a notebook, and memories in a photo album. Here is what each one costs, what each does well, and why HuntLeague belongs alongside them rather than instead of them.
Annual pricing, checked September 2026. Every app on this page also has a free tier or a free trial.
| Membership | Per year | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| HuntLeague — free | $0 | Hunt logs, 200+ map layers, public land in 50 states, HL Ballistics, leagues, watches |
| HuntLeague — the League Pass | $14.99 | Everything above plus draw odds, unit insights, offline topo by the whole hunt unit, detail imagery, Field Link |
| onX Hunt Premium — one state | $34.99 | Mapping, one state |
| onX Hunt Premium — two states | $49.99 | Mapping, two states |
| onX Hunt Elite | $99.99 | Mapping, 50 states and Canada |
| GOHUNT Insider | $168 ($14/mo, billed annually) | Draw odds, unit research, and offline maps for 50 states with public and private land |
| HuntStand Pro | $34.99 ($2.92/mo, billed annually) | Nationwide mapping — parcel boundaries, owner names, public land, offline |
| HuntStand Ultimate | $99.99 ($8.33/mo, billed annually) | Everything in Pro plus rut maps and 15-day game activity forecasts |
| BaseMap Pro | $39.99 | Nationwide mapping — 800+ layers, parcels and owner names, offline, outdoor journal |
Offline maps are not all the same shape. Most apps have you drag a box across the map and download whatever falls inside it — onX’s own instructions are to tile several of them in a grid to cover a larger area without leaving gaps. HuntLeague downloads the unit itself. Search a hunt unit by name and take all of it — contours, roads with their seasonal use, trails, water and trailheads — with no boxes to line up and nothing to miss along an edge. Eleven western states so far.
Worth noting what parcel data costs. HuntStand and BaseMap both include nationwide parcel boundaries with owner names, at $34.99 and $39.99. onX charges $34.99 for one state and $99.99 for the country. If landowner detail everywhere is what you are buying, those two are the value on this page and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
Sources: onX pricing, GOHUNT memberships, HuntStand subscriptions and BaseMap’s App Store listing, all checked September 2026. All names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners. HuntLeague is not affiliated with any of these companies.
We would rather tell you the truth than win an argument. Plenty of our own hunters carry one of these too. When two is one and one is none, it is better to have a backup and validate than to end up on the wrong side of a property line, a draw result, or a hazardous situation.
Deep, polished mapping with landowner names and parcel detail, and a long head start on data licensing. If parcel-level private land research is the core of how you hunt, it is the industry standard.
Serious draw odds and application research, with filtering built for a hunter applying in many states. Insider also includes their own offline mapping for all 50 states with public and private land color-coded, so it is a mapping app as well as a research one. Insider+ adds one-on-one e-scouting and an application service if you want someone else to handle the paperwork.
Built around private land and whitetails. Pro puts nationwide parcel boundaries and owner names on your phone for $34.99 — the same price onX charges for a single state, and a third of what onX asks for the whole country. Ultimate adds rut maps and 15-day game activity forecasts. If you hunt the same few properties every season, it is a lot of map for the money.
The most layers of anyone here — 800-plus — with nationwide parcels and owner names, 3D Earth view and real-time location sharing, all in at $39.99. It is also the only one of these four that records anything beyond a pin: an Outdoor Journal where you attach a photo or a waypoint, write what happened, and choose who sees it. If you want a strong map with a harvest log on the side, BaseMap covers a lot of ground for the money.
HuntLeague is open on the range day, the scouting trip, the climb with a loaded pack, and the morning it finally comes together. Every sighting, sound, sign, shot and blood trail is its own event with its own time and GPS. Your season is more than pins on a map, it’s a story and we believe in the power of story. It’s what inspires us to climb the next hill and pave the way for others to follow.
You do not have to pick. Log in the field in HuntLeague, because it is faster there and it keeps far more of the story, then send the spots that matter wherever else you keep them.
HuntLeague was originally built as a private hunting journal for a group of elk hunting buddies who wanted a better tool, so we could all learn from one another and have some friendly competition along the way.
If the cost of the League Pass is preventing you from having the tool you need this year in the field, reach out and tell us your situation. We are good people who love sharing our passion with other hunters.
We also believe in sacrifice, hard work, and eliminating excuses, because we think it makes you better.