1st Touch vs NacsportNacsport is software you tag with yourself. 1st Touch tags for you, live.
Nacsport is video tagging software that coaches and analysts buy and run themselves. 1st Touch puts a trained analyst on your matches, live, so you don't have to tag a thing.
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1st Touch
Your personal match analyst. A trained analyst tags every action of your match live, and your stats, a clip of every action and a report land on your phone after full-time.
- Human analyst, live
- Every action clipped
- Checked by a second person
- Private by default
- No filming needed
Choose 1st Touch when you want your matches analysed for you, not a tool to analyse them yourself.
Nacsport
Video analysis software for Windows and Mac, sold in five licence levels from Basic to Elite. You capture or import the footage, build your own tagging window, tag the match and turn it into clips, dashboards and presentations.
- Tag it yourself
- Windows and Mac
- Five licence levels
- Many sports
Choose Nacsport if you are a coach or analyst who wants to tag and present video yourself.
//First look
What you see when you land.

//What decides it
Four things that matter to a player.
Live analysis
- 1st Touch
- An analyst tags your match while it is played. Your stats are ready as the match ends, and on live plans the full analysis is with you within the hour.
- Nacsport
- You can tag live while you capture the match, if you have the feed and someone to do the tagging. Otherwise it waits until after the game.
Accurate data
- 1st Touch
- Every pass, duel and touch is tagged by a person who watched it happen, then checked by a second person before it reaches you.
- Nacsport
- As good as whoever tags the match. The software records what you click; nobody checks it for you.
Player first, not club
- 1st Touch
- Bought by you and built around you. Your record stays yours when you change club, and nobody sees it unless you share it.
- Nacsport
- Sold to coaches and analysts at every level. A player can buy a licence, but then does the filming and tagging too.
Vertical AI
- 1st Touch
- Built for one sport and one player. Automation finds the broadcast and cuts every action into its own clip; a trained analyst makes every call about what you did.
- Nacsport
- A general tool for many sports, with an optional AI add-on for reports. The tagging is still yours to do.
//Side by side
1st Touch vs Nacsport, feature by feature
| Feature | 1st Touch | Nacsport |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | 1st TouchA personal match analyst for professional players | NacsportVideo tagging and analysis software |
| Built for | 1st TouchOne professional player at a time | NacsportCoaches and analysts, across many sports |
| Who produces the data | 1st TouchA trained analyst, tagging every action by hand | NacsportYou, or whoever runs the software |
| When you get it | 1st TouchStats as the match ends; on live plans, the full analysis within the hour | NacsportLive if you tag as you capture, otherwise after the match |
| Video | 1st TouchA clip of every action you make, plus stories and highlights | NacsportClips cut from the footage you bring |
| Accuracy check | 1st TouchA second person checks every match before you see it | NacsportOnly if you check it yourself |
| Who sees your data | 1st TouchYou. Nothing goes to clubs, agents or scouts unless you send it | NacsportYour files; shared online through Nacsport Hub if you choose |
| Filming and setup | 1st TouchNone. We find the broadcast | NacsportYou find or film the footage and build your tagging window |
| Price | 1st TouchFrom 70 € a match | NacsportLicences from 135 € a year (Basic) to 2,050 € a year (Elite) |
Choose Nacsport if
- You are a coach or analyst who wants to tag video yourself
- You need your own tagging windows and categories
- You analyse a whole team, or several sports
- You want a licence you can keep and use on any footage
Choose 1st Touch if
- You want your matches analysed without learning analysis software
- You don't have the time to tag a full match yourself
- You don't want to find, film or upload the footage
- You want a second person to check every match
- You want stats and clips ready when the match ends
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//vs Nacsport
Questions, answered.
Something else? Write to us and a person replies.
Nacsport sells five licence levels and shows prices in your local currency. In euros, Basic is 135 € for a 12-month licence, Pro starts at 1,070 € a year and Elite at 2,050 € a year, and from Basic+ up you can also buy a lifetime licence. That pays for the software; the filming and tagging are still yours to do. 1st Touch prices per player and shows its prices: match packs from 70 € a match, or a membership for the whole season.
Yes, if you have the footage and the time. You build a tagging window, then go through the match clicking every action you want to log. 1st Touch does that work for you: a trained analyst tags every action of your match live, and a second person checks it.
Yes. Nacsport is a tool for people who tag video themselves. 1st Touch is a service: we find the broadcast, an analyst tags your match as it is played, and your stats, a clip of every action and a report land on your phone.
Request an invite. We check we can cover your league before you pay anything, and once you're in, your next match is analysed live.



