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RaceWatch v RaceMetrics: which suits your form study?

RaceMetrics is Proform Racing's online analytics platform, built for ratings, pattern finding and system building. RaceWatch is a data racecard app built for the phone first. Both cover British and Irish racing; every RaceMetrics fact below was read on its own site on 14 October 2026.

Figures refreshed 17 October 2026 from the RaceWatch results database

Key takeaways

  • RaceMetrics is run by Proform Racing Ltd, launched in February 2026 and built on Proform's long-running racing database.
  • RaceMetrics has a free plan and paid plans at £10, £25 and £75 a month, with Proform Premium at £97.50 and a £50 a month sectional add-on.
  • RaceMetrics centres on ratings, pattern discovery, profit and loss analysis at Betfair SP and a System Builder that back-tests UK and Irish runs since 2018.
  • RaceWatch centres on the racecard: 14 tabs per race, RaceWatch ratings on every runner, FormLines+, speed and sectional data from 59 British courses and Tracker+ alerts.
  • RaceWatch is one plan, £24.99 a month after a 30-day free trial, and is built to be used on a phone first.
  • People who want to build and test systems will lean to RaceMetrics; people who study each race on the card will lean to RaceWatch.

What is RaceMetrics?

RaceMetrics is an online racing analytics platform from Proform Racing Ltd, launched in February 2026 and built on Proform's database of British and Irish racing.

Its tools include daily RaceMetrics Ratings, Pattern Discovery with racecard alerts, Form Expert, profit and loss analysis at Betfair SP, Draw and Pace, Trip Predictor, Handicap Analysis and Market Movers. Higher plans add the System Builder, Ratings Analysis, a Going Predictor and a Command Centre, and an AI query tool called Ask RaceMetrics.

Its System Builder back-tests rules against UK and Irish runs since 2018. RaceMetrics runs in a browser, described on its site as working on any device with nothing to install.

How do RaceWatch and RaceMetrics compare?

RaceMetrics is built around finding and testing patterns across many races; RaceWatch is built around studying each race on its card.

The table lists what each service shows on its own site or in its app on 14 October 2026. Where a feature is not listed by the service, it is left blank rather than assumed.

RaceWatch v RaceMetrics (checked 14 October 2026)
RaceWatchRaceMetrics
Price£0 for 30 days, then £24.99 a monthFree; Basic £10; Enterprise £25; Pro £75; Proform Premium £97.50 a month
Built aroundThe racecard: 14 tabs per raceRatings, patterns and system building
RatingsRaceWatch ratings, 0 to 100 on every runnerRaceMetrics Ratings, updated daily
System building and back-testingFilter+ with £1 SP recordSystem Builder on UK and Irish runs since 2018
Sectional dataSpeed data, 59 British courses, 2025 onwardsSectional Analysis add-on, £50 a month
Form linesFormLines+ verdict on every runnerLists Future Form and 3D Collateral Form tools
Declaration alertsTracker+ for horses, trainers, jockeys, owners, siresRacecard alerts from saved patterns
PhoneBuilt for the phone first, installs to the home screenRuns in a browser on any device
CoverageBritish and Irish racing, results since 1990UK and Irish racing

RaceMetrics facts from racemetrics.co.uk and its about page, read 14 October 2026. RaceWatch facts from the current app.

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60 races and 577 declared runners on Saturday 17 October, with 86 horses back from a break; the free data section covers 684 pages.Live from data · Sample: 684 data pages · Window: Racing from 17 October 2026

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Who should choose RaceMetrics?

RaceMetrics suits people who want to test rules across thousands of races and follow ratings and patterns, and who are happy to pay more for system building.

Its free plan, with one meeting a day of racecards and limited profile views, is a low-cost way to try its ratings. The full System Builder sits on the Pro and Premium plans.

Who should choose RaceWatch?

RaceWatch suits people who study each race on a phone and want every check, from draw and pace to connections, form lines and speed, on one card.

RaceWatch is one plan at £24.99 a month after a 30-day free trial. Its free data pages, built from results since 1990, cover draw bias for every course, big-race histories, trainer and jockey records and the live championships without an account.

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Questions people ask

Is RaceMetrics the same as Proform?

RaceMetrics is the online analytics platform from Proform Racing Ltd, which has sold racing software since 1999. RaceMetrics launched in February 2026, and Proform Premium is one of its plans.

How much do RaceWatch and RaceMetrics cost?

On 14 October 2026 RaceMetrics listed a free plan, Basic at £10, Enterprise at £25, Pro at £75 and Proform Premium at £97.50 a month. RaceWatch costs £24.99 a month after a 30-day free trial.

Which has tracking sectional data?

RaceWatch shows speed and sectional data from 59 British courses for races from 2025 onwards. RaceMetrics lists Sectional Analysis as a £50 a month add-on for its Pro and Premium plans.

Which works better on a phone?

RaceWatch is built for the phone first and installs to the home screen from the browser. RaceMetrics runs in a browser on any device, and its site lists no separate app.

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Go deeper before the next race.

Open every racecard in full and get your research done before they go to post.

  • 14racecard tabs per race
  • 20+bookmaker prices side by side
  • Trackeralerts when your horses are declared

30-day free trial

£0today

Start my 30-day free trial

By continuing you agree to our Terms and Intellectual Property and Acceptable Use policy.

£0 today. Card on step 2. £24.99 from day 31.Cancel any time.

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