Track Titan and Coach Dave Delta are the two tools on our list most likely to end up on the same shortlist. Neither talks to you during the lap. Both record your telemetry, find where the time went and tell you what to change afterwards, and both sell pro setups on top. They overlap on six sims, so the sim list alone will rarely decide it. What does decide it is whether you want a free tier to start in, whether you want to pay monthly or yearly, and whether setups are the main event or an add-on. Everything below comes from each company's own pricing and product pages as we verified them: Track Titan on 2026-10-21 and Coach Dave Delta on 2026-10-24.
| Track Titan | Coach Dave Delta | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Community, free forever: telemetry analysis without AI tips | None at all; subscription-only |
| Entry paid price | Plus $7.99/mo | Monthly $12.49/mo |
| Annual option | None listed; every tier is priced per month | Annual $109/yr, listed as save 20% |
| Higher tiers | Setup $14.99/mo (Hymo Esports setups); Ultra $19.99/mo (incl. Hymo Esports setups) | None; one app, two billing periods |
| Currencies | USD shown | USD, with the site also pricing in AUD, BRL, EUR and GBP |
| Supported sims | iRacing, ACC, Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Evo, Automobilista 2, F1 26, Le Mans Ultimate | iRacing, Le Mans Ultimate, ACC, Assetto Corsa Evo, Assetto Corsa, Automobilista 2, Gran Turismo 7 |
| How it coaches | Coaching Flows: finds the root cause of time loss across a lap and walks you through fixing it | Auto Insights corner-phase AI coaching inside a setup, telemetry and video analysis desktop app (Delta 6.0) |
| Setups | Hymo Esports setups, from the $14.99/mo Setup tier | Pro setups included, plus Setup IQ (LMU and ACC), which auto-tunes any setup to your driving style from your lap data |
| Pro reference laps | From Plus, $7.99/mo | Not listed |
Starting for nothing, or paying from day one
This is the sharpest difference between them. Track Titan's Community tier is free forever and gives you telemetry analysis, but with the AI tips removed: the driving advice and the pro reference laps start at Plus, $7.99 a month. You can record and read your own laps indefinitely without paying, and only pay when you want the tool to tell you what to do about them. Coach Dave Delta has no free tier at all. It is a subscription-only PC desktop app, and our verified data records no trial for it, so the cheapest way to find out whether it suits you is one month at $12.49. If you want to look before you buy, Track Titan is the only one of the pair that lets you.
What a year costs
Track Titan prices every tier per month and lists no annual plan. Twelve months of Plus comes to $95.88, twelve months of Setup to $179.88 and twelve months of Ultra to $239.88. Coach Dave Delta goes the other way: its monthly plan is $12.49, or $149.88 over twelve months, and its annual plan is $109, which the site labels as a 20 percent saving. So Delta's cheapest paid year is $109 and Track Titan's is $95.88, a gap of $13.12 in Track Titan's favour, with no AI tips below that. Once setups enter the picture the order flips: Track Titan's setup tiers run $179.88 or $239.88 a year, while Delta's $109 annual plan already includes its pro setups. Delta also quotes prices in AUD, BRL, EUR and GBP as well as dollars, which matters if your card is not in USD; Track Titan's page shows dollars.
Setups: the add-on versus the main product
Coach Dave Delta describes itself as a setup, telemetry and video analysis app, in that order, and its standout feature is a setup tool: Setup IQ, available for Le Mans Ultimate and ACC, takes any setup and auto-tunes it to your driving style from your lap data. The pro setups ship inside the one subscription. Track Titan is an analysis platform first. Its standout is Coaching Flows, which identifies the root cause of time loss across a lap and how to fix it, and setups are a step up the ladder: Hymo Esports setups arrive at the $14.99 Setup tier and are included in the $19.99 Ultra tier. Pro reference laps, which Track Titan unlocks at Plus, are not something Delta's page lists at all. If your bottleneck is the car, Delta puts the setup tooling in the base price. If your bottleneck is the driver, Track Titan's cheapest paid tier is built around diagnosing your lap.
Which sims each one supports
Both list iRacing, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Evo, Automobilista 2 and Le Mans Ultimate, so on those six the sim list is a draw. Each adds one title the other does not. Track Titan lists F1 26, the only current-season F1 game between them. Coach Dave Delta lists Gran Turismo 7, the only console title between them. Neither names rFactor 2, RaceRoom or Forza Motorsport.
- Pick Track Titan if you want a free tier to start in, you want pro reference laps at the cheapest paid price, or you race F1 26.
- Pick Coach Dave Delta if you want pro setups and Setup IQ inside the base subscription, you want to pay for a year at once, or you race Gran Turismo 7.
- On iRacing, ACC, Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Evo, Automobilista 2 or Le Mans Ultimate both support you, so decide on free versus paid entry and on setups versus lap diagnosis.
- Neither coaches you during the lap. If you want a live voice in the corner, look at TakeP1, Trophi.ai or TrackPro instead.
Prices and sim lists move, so treat the table above as a snapshot dated 2026-10-21 for Track Titan and 2026-10-24 for Coach Dave Delta, and check each pricing page before committing, especially to Delta's annual plan. The same verified facts for every other coaching and telemetry tool we track, including the free TakeP1 race engineer, VRS and Trophi.ai, are on our sim racing coaching tools comparison.