Every serious player asks this question before subscribing to another GTO: Is RangeConverter actually worth $49-$99 per month?

Over the course of six weeks, we ran drills in the Reg and Pro tiers and tested the Range Viewer in NLHE cash games, MTT ICM spots, and PLO 6-max games. We also examined each feature of the platform in detail.

Our RangeConverter review walks you through the GTO Trainer, Range Viewer, and provides a full pricing breakdown.

What Is RangeConverter?

Stratech Solutions launched the browser-based GTO training platform in 2017.

The team sells access to pre-solved poker solutions and provides an in-app trainer that teaches players different strategies. They also offer a visual Range Viewer, which allows players to study the math without using a desktop solver.

The idea is simple. Most grinders lack the time or hardware necessary to solve their own spots in PioSolver or MonkerSolver. RangeConverter solves the problem once with industrial-scale hardware and sells access to the results.

Usage stats published on the platform put real weight behind the pitch.

The platform sits in the same competitive bracket as GTO Wizard and PeakGTO, but with a heavier preflop solution library and a sharper PLO push. If the GTO concept itself is fuzzy, our guide to how GTO and solvers actually work covers the underlying math.

Pros and Cons of RangeConverter

We provide an honest evaluation, with every claim backed by specific numbers from our testing.

RangeConverter Key Features

RangeConverter ships four interconnected modules: the GTO Trainer, the Range Viewer, the Lobby with its Solution Library, and Downloadable Ranges. Each one targets a different part of the study loop.

GTO Poker Trainer

The trainer drills hands against the solver. Players select a spot (UTG open, BB defense, 3-bet pot SRP, or river decision tree), choose the stakes and stack depth, and then the platform generates hands at the selected frequency.

Every decision is graded against the solver baseline in real time. If you misclick, a side panel will open showing the GTO frequency, the EV loss for the mistake, and the better line at that exact node.

Study Mode is where the platform really shines. After a session of 50 to 100 hands, the trainer automatically flags the spots where you lost the most expected value (EV), then queues a focused review batch on those exact patterns.

Personalized courses take it a step further by building a multi-week curriculum around your three to five weakest categories. They are more like coaching software than flashcard trainers.

Range Viewer

The Range Viewer is a visual study tool. When you load any solution, you can see preflop opening ranges, three-bet ranges, calling ranges, and full postflop trees, all of which are rendered as colored grids.

EV and equity overlays sit on top of every hand cell. Hover over a combination to see the expected value (EV) in big blinds, the equity versus the opponent’s range, and the solver’s chosen action mix.

Heatmaps colorize the grid by EV gradient, making it easy to see why the solver folds 22 from under the gun (UTG) in a 6-max, 100 big blind (BB) open.

The player-versus-player range comparison allows you to stack two ranges side by side. This is the fastest way we have found to study 3-bet response trees.

The Reg tier limits you to preflop ranges. The Pro tier opens the postflop trees, the player-versus-player comparison, and the full EV/EQ overlay.

If you want to manually cross-check combo equity on the side, our free equity calculator handles the side math.

A deeper look at how ranges are built and read sits in our poker ranges guide.

Lobby and Solution Library

The lobby serves as the database. You can filter by game type, stack depth, format, and ICM context. Then, load any solution into the Trainer or Viewer.

Solution coverage breaks down across:

The Pro price tag is justified by the coverage at the deeper end. Most competitors stop at 3-bet pots heads-up. RangeConverter provides solutions for multiway pots and bounty-adjusted ICM for stacks of 12bb, 15bb, 20bb, and 25bb.

Downloadable Ranges (PioSolver and MonkerSolver)

This is a topic that almost no competitor mentions. RangeConverter sells exportable range packs that load directly into PioSolver and MonkerSolver.

Depending on the game format and depth, download bundles range in price from $99 to $398. Pro subscribers receive a 50 percent discount on every download, which makes a big difference if you also use a desktop solver.

Use cases where the spend pays off:

This feature pays for itself in the PLO range packs. Solving a clean MonkerSolver preflop tree locally costs hundreds of CPU hours. Buying a pre-solved pack for $199 saves a week of computing time per stack depth.

Game Types Covered by RangeConverter

RangeConverter supports more game formats than any of our tested competitors. The matrix below maps each supported format to its stack depth range.

NLHE Cash covers heads-up through 9-max at the standard 100 big blind (bb) depth. It also covers deep-stack 200 bb and short-stack 30 bb to 50 bb configurations.

Straddle solutions are rare in the GTO software space. RangeConverter provides solved straddle trees for button straddles and under the gun (UTG) straddles for 6-max games with effective stacks ranging from 100bb to 150bb.

The MTT, ICM, and PKO solutions range from 60bb starting stacks to push/fold at 8bb. The ICM pressure is scaled according to common payout structures. Bounty equity logic is important here, so it’s worth studying ICM math.

Spins and Hypers offer heads-up and 3-max solutions for standard buy-in tiers. They provide multi-stack depth coverage from 25 big blinds (bb) down to 5 bb push/fold.

Short Deck Hold’em is an important niche, with 6-max solutions at depths ranging from 100bb to 200bb.

PLO and PLO5 cover heads-up to 6-max at 100bb, plus deep-stack 250bb spots for high-stakes grinders. If PLO is your main game, the depth here is hard to beat. Our PLO strategy fundamentals cover the underlying theory.

RangeConverter Pricing and Subscription Plans

The RangeConverter is divided into three tiers: Free, Range Reg, and Range Pro. Opting for annual billing reduces the effective monthly cost by 35 to 50 percent.

The Free tier is a hands-on demo. It includes the HU MTT 15bb solution, basic Trainer functionality, and a stripped-down Range Viewer with no postflop access.

Range Reg opens the preflop library across all game types. This is the right starting tier for cash-game grinders who want solved opening, 3-bet, and 4-bet ranges without needing postflop trees.

Range Pro is the full-fat tier: postflop solutions, EV/EQ overlays, player-vs-player comparison, multiway pots, and the 50 percent download discount. Most serious players outgrow Reg within two months.

Annual billing changes the math significantly:

At $600 saved per year, Pro on annual billing has the cleanest math in the lineup.

RangeConverter vs Competitors

Every reader has this question, but no top-ranking review answers it. The table below shows the results of our head-to-head testing.

RangeConverter wins in terms of depth of PLO and PLO5 coverage, multiway preflop trees, downloadable range exports, and ICM/PKO solution density.

GTO Wizard wins with a lower entry price for tournament players, friendlier onboarding, and a stronger live-play companion suite. Our full GTO Wizard review covers this comparison in more depth.

PeakGTO’s strengths include its native solver-on-demand for custom spots, which RangeConverter does not offer at any tier.

Net read: RangeConverter is the best fit for grinders who need solution depth and PLO coverage.

GTO Wizard is a better choice for tournament players who prioritize live-play features and price. PeakGTO is the best option when you need custom, on-the-fly solutions outside the pre-solved library.

How to Get Started With the Free Trial

The sign-up process takes under three minutes. Go to the registration page, send an email, and confirm via the verification link to open the free tier immediately.

No credit card is required. The free tier includes:

This is enough to test the interface, run a few practice sessions, and determine whether the workflow aligns with your study habits.

Upgrading to Reg or Pro only takes one click from the dashboard, and the platform will prorate the change if you switch mid-cycle.

Our RangeConverter Rating: 8.7/10

RangeConverter is the deepest GTO training platform we have tested for serious players. It has the strongest PLO coverage in the industry and the only downloadable range workflow that competitors can’t match.

The Reg tier, priced at $19 per month (billed annually), is an essential purchase for any cash player at $0.50/$1 or higher.

However, the platform is not the right fit for total beginners, who will get more value from GTO Wizard’s gentler onboarding process.

It is also not the best choice if you need on-demand solves for custom spots, for which PeakGTO is a better option.

For cash grinders, MTT specialists, and PLO players, RangeConverter Pro with annual billing is the best dollar-per-EV-recovered investment we have benchmarked this year. Use it together with the rest of our tested poker tools for a complete study stack.

Frequently Asked Questions About RangeConverter