Compared · prices checked 6 September 2026
Kevixo vs Poker Debrief
An AI hand-review tool that turns a pasted hand history into a structured coaching card: key lesson, biggest mistake, better decision, leak detected and a homework task.
Price
Checked 6 September 2026
Kevixo
- Free: hand review with basic feedback
- Coach: $9.99/month, unlimited reviews
Free tier: Hand review with basic AI feedback and recent history.
Poker Debrief
- 3 analyses: $9 for 3 sessions
- 12 analyses: $30 for 12 sessions
- 30 analyses: $60 for 30 sessions
- No subscription. Credits never expire.
Free tier: one complete session debrief, not a preview.
Where Kevixo is the better tool
- Unlimited reviews for $9.99 a month is genuinely cheap if you review a very large number of hands.
- The report structure is clear and close to what a coach would write.
- It has monthly improvement reports and progress tracking built in.
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Where the two differ
- It takes hand-history text without naming which rooms it parses. We ship a separate reader per room, because rooms disagree about how a raise is written and a generic pattern gets pot sizes silently wrong.
- An unlimited subscription at $9.99 has to keep the cost of each analysis very low to survive. We charge per session, so we can spend several times more compute on one debrief and still make a margin.
- We work in sessions rather than hands, with statistics computed over the whole file.
The short answer
The cheapest unlimited option in this category and a reasonable one. The question to ask about any unlimited AI product is what it can afford to spend per analysis, because that number is what you are actually buying.
Common questions
Is unlimited AI hand review better value?
Only if the analyses are as deep. An unlimited plan at $9.99 a month is constrained by what each analysis costs its vendor: spend too much per review and heavy users make the plan unprofitable. Paying per session removes that constraint, which is why Poker Debrief can review 18 hands in depth and run a second model over each review to check it.
How to check any of this yourself
Every price above carries the date it was checked, because prices move and an undated comparison is worthless within a quarter. If something here is out of date, it is a mistake rather than a tactic, and we would rather hear about it.
The part you cannot check from a table is whether the analysis is any good. So read a real debrief before paying anyone, ours included, and the first one on your own hands is free and complete.
$3 a session, and the first one is free
No subscription, no monthly cap on hands, and credits that never expire. Read one on your own session before deciding anything.
No card. No subscription. $3 a session after that, and credits never expire.