31 systems for steel-tip darts, side by side: what they cost up front and over three years, whether they need a subscription, and what your setup needs. 28 are available now or on pre-order. Every price and key fact links to its source.
Needs: just the board. Scores go over Bluetooth to an app on a phone or tablet.
One square = one systemNo subscriptionOptional extrasFree tier cappedUnknown
Figs. 1–9 Nine entries, drawn each dayNine entries drawn at random each day (UTC). The draw works through all 35 entries in turn, so each one, DartsSpace's included, is shown at least once every 4 days. Every system has a plate on its own page.
€0€250€500€750€1,000€1,250€1,500€1,750
UpfrontPlus 3 years of the plan that lifts free-tier limitsEstimate
Every bar uses the same €0–€1,750 axis as Fig. 10, so any bar compares with any other.
Fig. 1Phone
1Board on the wall
2Phone or tablet on a stand
3Oche, 2.37 m from the board
An iPhone and iPad darts scorer from German one-person developer Wallet-X.
An Android app from a Dutch solo developer that started in 2021 as a hands-free voice scorer and added AI AutoScoring with the phone's own camera in August 2025.
A Taiwanese camera-scored steel-tip ring: three hidden scoring cameras, an LED light, a surround and a Winmau Blade 6 board in one unit, plus two webcams for video online matches.
≈ €935Estimate: USD 899 delivered to the EU (USD 699 plus USD 200 delivery), billed in TWD and excl. VAT, converted at our fixed rate (about €773) plus 21% import VAT. Customs handling fees may apply. Not shipped direct to the UK.
Over 3 years
≈ €1,122Estimate: USD 899 delivered to the EU (USD 699 plus USD 200 delivery), billed in TWD and excl. VAT, converted at our fixed rate (about €773) plus 21% import VAT. Customs handling fees may apply. Not shipped direct to the UK.
Free tier capped
Fig. 7Camera ring
14 cameras on fixed legs
2Light ring
3Processing built in
A wall-mounted ring from Dutch company Matchflight that fits around an existing steel-tip board and combines cameras, a 360° LED light and a surround.
The FLEX version of Scolia Home 2: the same three camera legs, light ring and processing unit for a lower purchase price. The free tier allows 1,000 darts a month per board; unlimited play needs a FLEX plan from €8.95 a month (billed yearly).
Free WiseDarts software from the Estonian company WiseHit that scores steel-tip darts with three USB cameras you buy and set up around the board yourself, on a Windows PC, Mac, Linux machine or Raspberry Pi.
AppiOS, AndroidWindows, macOS, LinuxDetectionWindows, macOS, Linux
Cameras
3
Light included
No
Needs a computer
Yes
Needs drilling
Not disclosed
Takeout
Not disclosed
Claimed accuracy
Not disclosed
Upfront
≈ €79Estimate: WiseDarts lists no parts beyond three USB cameras. A typical three-camera DIY kit with holders costs about €79 (Click'n'Score). A light ring and a computer or Raspberry Pi come on top. The listing does not state VAT.
Over 3 years
same
Optional extras
Fig. 10. Upfront and 3-year cost of all 35 entries, € incl. VAT where known
UpfrontPlan, 3 yearsEstimateA–Z within each setup, coming soon last
Optional extrasUpfront: ≈ €79Estimate: Autodarts does not publish the price of its DIY Camera Kit. A typical three-camera DIY kit with holders costs about €79 (Click'n'Score). A light ring (for example a Winmau Plasma, £54.99, about €63) and a computer come on top. The listing does not state VAT.3 years: same
Optional extrasUpfront: ≈ €119–€144Estimate: three standard USB cameras, which DartsSpace told us typically cost €90–€115 together, plus holders (€29 for Click'n'Score's camera holders sold without cameras). DartsSpace says Autodarts-style camera kits also work; one with holders costs about €79 (Click'n'Score). A light ring and a computer, or a USB-C hub for an Android device, come on top. The software is free.3 years: same
Optional extrasUpfront: ≈ €88ELO camera arms (€39) plus the recommended camera three-pack (€37.99) and USB splitter (€10.99) on Amazon.de. Excludes the board, the computer and the light ring the arms clip onto. Shipping the arms to the rest of Europe was €9.90 extra in March 2026.3 years: same
Free tier cappedUpfront: ≈ €935Estimate: USD 899 delivered to the EU (USD 699 plus USD 200 delivery), billed in TWD and excl. VAT, converted at our fixed rate (about €773) plus 21% import VAT. Customs handling fees may apply. Not shipped direct to the UK.3 years: ≈ €1,122Estimate: USD 899 delivered to the EU (USD 699 plus USD 200 delivery), billed in TWD and excl. VAT, converted at our fixed rate (about €773) plus 21% import VAT. Customs handling fees may apply. Not shipped direct to the UK.
No subscriptionUpfront: ≈ €1,095Estimate: €905 excl. VAT direct from Scolia plus 21% VAT. Scolia charges the VAT rate of the buyer's country. The FLEX version costs €545 excl. VAT but has a monthly throw limit.3 years: same
No subscriptionUpfront: ≈ €1,693€1,399 excl. VAT direct from Scolia plus 21% VAT (Dutch rate); the final amount depends on your country's VAT. Darts Warehouse (NL): €1,694.95 incl. VAT.3 years: same
Optional extrasUpfront: ≈ €79Estimate: WiseDarts lists no parts beyond three USB cameras. A typical three-camera DIY kit with holders costs about €79 (Click'n'Score). A light ring and a computer or Raspberry Pi come on top. The listing does not state VAT.3 years: same
No subscriptionUpfront: ≈ €1,030Estimate: $989.99 at Sports Unlimited (US, excl. sales tax), converted at our fixed rate plus 21% VAT. Escalade's list price is $1,199.99 (about €1,249 on the same basis). Both out of stock and no EU seller found; shipping and import duty not included.3 years: same
Free tier capped+ plan, price not publishedUpfront: €2833 years: Not published
Accuracy figures on the plates are vendor claims. Grey bars and “≈” mark estimates: a converted price, VAT we added, or the parts you buy yourself. Tap or hover the * to see what an estimate counts. Sort, filter and compare
Fig. 11 Break-even point
3 yrs 6 mo
Same ring, two price tags.
Scolia Home 2 FLEX is the Home 2 hardware for €378 less up front. Its free tier caps how many darts each board can score a month; unlimited play is a FLEX plan at €107.40 a year. Keep that plan past the break-even point and FLEX has cost more than Home 2.
Fig. 11. Cost of ownership in euros, with the FLEX plan spread evenly over each year. The hatched wedge is what FLEX costs beyond Home 2.
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Last checked 25 Oct 2026
Prices. Euros, including VAT where the vendor shows it. The 3-year cost is the upfront price plus three years of the plan that removes free-tier limits; where nothing is limited, it equals the upfront price.
Sources. Vendor pages, manuals and shop listings, plus a few community and vendor-submitted sources, each marked as such.
Neutral by rule. Lists sort A–Z, with systems you cannot buy yet at the end. No scores, stars or winners. DartsSpace runs this site and makes one of the systems; its entries carry an "Our product" badge and nothing more.
Accuracy. The figures are what each vendor claims, and they are labelled that way. Drawings. Every plate follows the same rules; camera positions are approximate.
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