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Shot clock options compared

A shot clock in the gym can be a box on the wall, a scoreboard in the browser, Windows software or an app. Here is what each costs, what it runs on and how the remote connects. Facts from the sellers’ own pages, checked 14 November 2026.

At a glance

OptionFree to useNothing to installRemote on any network
Shot ClockWeb app
KeepTheScoreWeb appFree plan
Shot Clock Standard v3Windows softwareTrialNoNot stated
BT Basketball ShotclockPhone and tablet appFree download, paid plansNoNo
Basketball ClocksPhone and tablet appNoNoNo
SchotklokPhone and tablet appNoNoNo

Price and details

Prices as listed by the seller on 14 November 2026. US dollar prices are before tax. App prices differ per country.
OptionPriceRuns onRemote and screens
Shot Clockshotclock.online. Web app€0. Pro adds scoreboard, drills and your club: €12 once, incl. VAT, no subscriptionAny device with a web browser. No account.Phone is the remote, extra screens join with a link. Phone and screen do not need the same Wi-Fi. One-device mode works offline.
KeepTheScorekeepthescore.com. Web appFree plan (2 boards). Plus $14 a month or $168 a year, Pro $26 a month or $312 a year, excl. taxWeb browser. A free account to create a board.Control from a phone, tablet or laptop. View-only link on any number of screens, plus a link with only the shot clock.
Shot Clock Standard v3PC Scoreboards. Windows softwareNon-profit: from $89 for one month, $199 for one year, $449 lifetime. For-profit: from $119, $279, $629Windows 10 or 11 computer, connected to a TV or projector.The computer drives the display. Web remote from the browser on a phone or tablet.
BT Basketball ShotclockThe Basketball Temple. Phone and tablet appFree download. In-app purchases: $1.99 a month, $14.99 a year or $34.99 lifetime (US App Store)iPhone, iPad and Android.A separate free controller app on a second device. Devices on the same Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth.
Basketball ClocksPeter Shevill. Phone and tablet app$4.99 (US App Store)iPhone and iPad, iOS 18.4 or later.One device controls, other devices show the game clock or the shot clock. Same local network.
SchotklokVan Heuven Automatisering. Phone and tablet app€0.99 (Belgian App Store)iPhone and iPad.Two Apple devices: one remote, one display. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or peer-to-peer Wi-Fi.

Hardware shot clocks

Dedicated clocks that hang above the baskets or stand on a base. They work without a screen or internet. Budget clocks from a marketplace, and wireless sets from sports retailers. Prices before tax, shipping and mounts.

Budget LED shot clocks, various sellersMarketplace sellers. From $158 for one clock with a remote, about $376 for two with a control panelfrom $158
BSN SPORTS Wireless Shotclocks & ControllerWireless, battery or mains power$1,249.99 per set
Bison In Time Wireless Shot Clock SystemWireless. Mounts and a portable base sold separately$1,316.95
Seiko KT-401 Portable Basketball Shot ClockPortable, wireless control$1,975.95
First Team Portable Shot Clocks with Wireless ControllerTwo clocks and a handheld controller, mains power$4,707.00 a pair

Which one fits

Hardware, for a fixed court and official games

A hardware shot clock is bright, mounted above each basket and needs no laptop, screen or internet. Official competitions often set rules for the shot clock equipment. If your hall plays sanctioned matches every week, that is what you need.

An online scoreboard, for a full scoreboard on many courts

Online scoreboards run score, game clock and shot clock in the browser, with boards for several courts or sports. A free plan exists; more boards, logos and colours are on a monthly or yearly plan.

An app, for two devices next to each other

Phone and tablet apps work without internet, over the local network or Bluetooth. Both devices need to be close and, for most apps, on the same network or the same platform.

Shot Clock, for practice and games on any screen

Shot Clock makes the shot clock itself the product. It is free without an account, runs on any browser, and the phone can stay on mobile data while the screen uses the gym Wi-Fi. Presets for basketball, korfball, 3x3, water polo and lacrosse. Pro adds the scoreboard, drill mode and your club on the screen for €12 once. Open the clock and try it.

Questions

What is the cheapest way to get a shot clock in the gym?

Use a screen you already have. A laptop, TV or tablet with a browser runs a free web app, such as Shot Clock or the free plan of an online scoreboard, and a phone is the remote. Hardware costs from about $158 for one budget LED clock on a marketplace, and from about $1,250 for a wireless set from a sports retailer (checked 14 November 2026).

Can I use an online shot clock in an official game?

That depends on your league or federation. Many competitions require fixed shot clocks above the baskets. Ask your league before match day. For practice, scrimmages and most youth games, a screen next to the court works.

Do the phone and the screen need the same Wi-Fi?

For Shot Clock, no. Both connect over the internet, so the phone can use mobile data while the laptop uses the gym Wi-Fi. Some apps use the local network or Bluetooth instead, which works without internet but needs both devices close together on one network.

How were these prices checked?

From each seller’s own product or store page, on 14 November 2026. Prices change, and app prices differ per country. The links are on this page. If something is out of date, email hello@shotclock.online and we correct it.

Sources, checked 14 November 2026

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