NoxuTFT vs TFTSense
TFTSense is a low-cost live coach; NoxuTFT is an overlay that also does the counting and the clicking. What each one offers, from their own pages, side by side.
Checked on 26 October 2026 on each app’s own pages. ✓ means the app lists it there; — means it isn’t listed there, which isn’t always the same as not having it.
Side by side
| Feature | NoxuTFT | TFTSense |
|---|---|---|
| Price | €19.99 a month · €139.99 lifetime | $3 a month · $17 lifetime |
| Free version | No — a licence unlocks the full app | 24-hour trial |
| How it runs | Its own app, one installer | Its own app |
| Platform | Windows 10 and 11 | Windows 10 and 11, Intel or Nvidia graphics |
| Comp recommendations in game | Listed the meta or your own, level by level | Listed |
| Augment help in game | Listed graded for your comp | Listed |
| Item help | Listed | Listed item builds |
| Positioning help | Listed | Listed |
| Levelling and economy advice | Listed | Listed |
| Pool tracker (copies left) | Listed on every shop unit | Not listed |
| Shop help | Listed auto-buy for your comp | Listed BUY / CONSIDER / SKIP per slot |
| Automation | Listed buy, roll, XP, position, accept | Not listed |
| Scouting the lobby | Listed live opponent history | Listed |
| Match history and review | Listed rank, LP and placements | Listed post-game recap |
| AI chat coach | Not listed | Listed with your own API key |
| 1-on-1 coaching with a person | Listed packs with a Master+ player (waiting list) | Not listed |
| App languages | Listed 20 languages | Not listed |
Where TFTSense is the better pick
- It’s cheap: $3 a month or $17 once, with a 24-hour trial and no card required.
- It makes a BUY, CONSIDER or SKIP call on every shop slot, and has an AI coach chat that runs on your own API key.
- One purchase covers up to three of your machines.
What NoxuTFT does differently
- A pool tracker: the copies left of every unit in your shop, so rolling for a 3-star is a decision, not a hope.
- Augment grades for the comp you are actually playing, not one rating for everyone.
- A board AI that names the comps you can still reach from what you hold, with add, keep and bench for each unit.
- Automation: auto-buy for your comp, auto-roll, auto-XP, auto-position and auto-accept — clicks over the game window, which Riot’s rules neither explicitly forbid nor allow.
- One installer for Windows 10 and 11, in 20 languages — and 1-on-1 coaching with a Master+ player if you want a person.
So which one?
If price decides, TFTSense is hard to beat at $3 a month. If you want the pool counted, augments graded for your board, the clicking automated — and the option of a human coach — NoxuTFT is the one built for that.
Questions
How much does TFTSense cost?
$3 a month, or $17 once for lifetime access, with a 24-hour trial, according to its pricing page. It runs on Windows 10 and 11 with Intel or Nvidia graphics; AMD graphics weren’t supported yet when we checked.
Does TFTSense buy units for you?
Not according to its pages: it tells you what to buy with a BUY, CONSIDER or SKIP call on each slot. NoxuTFT’s auto-buy actually buys the units for your comp, and it can also roll, level and position.
