Launch Monitors That Work With GSPro: The Official List
GSPro publishes its own supported-device list. It is shorter than the internet implies, and one of the most-recommended launch monitors in golf is not on it.
GSPro is the simulator software home builders argue about most, and "will my launch monitor talk to it" is the question that decides a lot of expensive purchases. GSPro answers it directly on its own product page. We read that page on August 1, 2026 and mapped every device on it against our catalog.
What GSPro costs before you buy any hardware
$250 a year, USD plus applicable tax. GSPro lists one tier and no cheaper option, and states the subscription includes updates for the life of the subscription. Budget it as a recurring line on top of the hardware, alongside whatever subscription your launch monitor charges on its own account.
The officially supported list
These are the devices GSPro names as supported on its own product page. Supported here means GSPro speaks to the device directly, without you sourcing a community-built bridge and hoping it survives the next update.
| Brand | Models GSPro lists as supported |
|---|---|
| Uneekor | EyeXO, EyeXO2, EyeMini, EyeMini Lite, QED, XR |
| FlightScope | Mevo+, Mevo Gen2, Xi, X2, X3 |
| Foresight Sports | GC3, GCQuad, GCQuad Max, GCHawk, Falcon |
| Bushnell | Launch Pro |
| Full Swing | KIT |
| Garmin | R10, R50 |
| Rapsodo | MLM2Pro |
| ProTee United | VX |
| GolfJoy | Spica 3, GDS Pro, GR2, GR3, GR3 Pro |
| Square Golf | Square (Home), Square Omni |
| Blue Tees Golf | Rainmaker |
| OpenLaunch | Nova |
| VTrack | VTrack |
| GolfTrak | GolfTrak (an iPhone app, not a hardware device) |
The cheapest ways into GSPro
Every unit below appears on GSPro's own list. Prices are what our catalog last verified, and the $250 GSPro subscription sits on top of all of them.
Two footnotes on that shortlist. The Rapsodo MLM2PRO needs Rapsodo's own Premium plan at $199.99 a year for simulator play, so its real first-year cost runs about $450 over the sticker once GSPro is added. The Blue Tees Rainmaker, both Square units, the FlightScope Mevo Gen2, and the OpenLaunch Nova carry no mandatory subscription of their own, which makes GSPro's $250 the entire recurring bill.
The Open API covers everything else, with an asterisk
GSPro also publishes an open API so the community can write its own integrations. On the purchase page the Open API options GSPro itself lists are the GolfIn Idra, NVISAGE, and a generic "other". If your device is not on the native list, this is the route in, and it means leaning on software that neither GSPro nor your launch monitor's maker is obliged to keep working.
The one everybody asks about: SkyTrak
SkyTrak is not on GSPro's supported-device list. GSPro says so on the page itself: "For other launch monitors such as Skytrak, and other launch monitors, please let those companies know you want to play GSPro!" That is a software company telling you to go lobby the hardware maker on its behalf.
It matters because SkyTrak, SkyTrak+, and the ST MAX are among the most-recommended photometric units at their prices, and plenty of buying advice lists GSPro alongside them without qualifying how. If GSPro is the reason you are spending the money, start from the official list and treat everything else as community effort that can break on a Tuesday.
How to read the software field in our catalog
Our catalog's software field records what a unit can be made to run, which is a broader set than what GSPro officially supports. Both are useful and they are not the same question. If your answer has to be plug-it-in-and-it-works, the table above is the list. We are working through the catalog to mark which GSPro entries are native and which are community connectors, and this page is the reference we are marking against.
Common questions, answered directly
Does GSPro work with SkyTrak?
Not officially. GSPro does not list SkyTrak among its supported devices and points SkyTrak owners at SkyTrak. Anything working today is a community integration with no guarantee behind it.
How much does GSPro cost?
$250 a year, one tier, plus any tax that applies. That is entirely separate from your launch monitor's own subscription, which is the line item buyers forget to add up.
What is the cheapest launch monitor that works with GSPro?
Among the devices GSPro officially lists, the Blue Tees Rainmaker at $599 edges the Garmin R10 and the Rapsodo MLM2PRO, both at $599.99. GolfTrak is cheaper again because it is an iPhone app rather than a device, at $14.99 a month for its PRO tier.
Does being on the list mean there are no extra connection fees?
No. The list is about data reaching GSPro, not about who charges for the privilege. Some makers bundle the connection and some bill for it. VTrack and Square Golf both state no GSPro connector fee. Check it per device before you assume.
The bottom line
Fourteen brands, one page, published by the company that has to make it work. If GSPro is your simulator software, buy from that list and the integration question is settled. Buy off it and you are betting on a volunteer.
Sources, all read on August 1, 2026: GSPro's product page for the supported-device list, the Open API options, the SkyTrak statement, and the $250 annual price (gsprogolf.com/product/gspro-software). OpenLaunch for the Nova's price and software support (openlaunch.io). GolfTrak for its platform and pricing (golftrak.app). Unit prices and subscription terms from our own catalog.