Got questions before your next rep? Here are straight answers on Blast Motion pricing, membership, setup, swing metrics, and troubleshooting. Find your question and get back to training.
Blast Motion turns your bat or club into a smart training tool. A small sensor attaches to the knob of your bat or the grip of your club and pairs with the Blast app over Bluetooth. Every swing shows up on your phone in real time with speed and timing data. Blast iQ then tells you what to work on next.
Every sensor purchase includes the Blast sensor and an attachment for your bat or club. It also comes with a 30-day membership trial that unlocks the full app, so you can set your baseline on day one. When the trial ends, you can keep going with a Blast membership or use the free tier.
Charge the sensor and download the Blast app. Create your account. Attach the sensor to your bat knob or club grip, then pair it in the app. Enter your bat length and weight so the app calibrates your numbers, and take your first swing.
The Blast app runs on both iOS and Android phones. Some older third-party posts say Blast is iPhone-only, and that is out of date. A few features, such as ball-flight estimates and mobile video analysis, are iOS-only.
Yes. The sensor mounts on the knob of your bat with the included attachment, and it also inserts into compatible smart bats. Move it between your game bat and your trainer, and enter each bat’s length and weight in the app for accurate numbers.
Yes. You can buy a membership directly on blastmotion.com. If you already own a sensor, use the “Get a membership” option on the Baseball product page or the Golf product page. Membership is $14.99/month or $99.00/year for new subscribers, and you can also start a 30-day free trial in the app.
For new subscribers, a Blast membership is $14.99/month or $99.00/year. Paying monthly for 12 months comes to $179.88, so the annual plan saves you about 45%. See the Blast pricing update for details.
The Blast sensor is $174.99 for Baseball, Softball, and Golf (previously $149.95). Golfers can also get the golf bundle, a sensor plus a 1-year membership, for $273.99. Shop Blast Motion to order yours.
A membership unlocks the full Blast experience. You get unlimited swings with every metric, Blast iQ insights, 3D Swing Tracer, and auto-edited video clips with metric overlays. You also get drills, training content, trends, and reports, so you can track progress over weeks and seasons.
No, a membership isn’t required. The free tier gives you 10 swings per day with basic metrics. To get unlimited swings, full metrics, video, and Blast iQ insights, you need a membership.
Yes. Every sensor purchase comes with a 30-day membership trial. You can also start a 30-day free trial inside the app.
No. If you’re an existing subscriber, your price stays locked in as long as your subscription stays active. If your membership lapses or you cancel, you’ll come back at the current price. The Blast pricing update has the full breakdown.
Memberships renew automatically under the Blast Terms of Service, so plan ahead if you want to stop. To update your billing details, go to your account settings in Blast Connect (here’s how). To cancel or change your plan, contact Blast support.
Yes. Starting December 1, 2026, coach and team pricing is $125 per unit. For larger rosters or custom packages, visit Coach & Team Pricing to talk with our team.
Metrics & Data
Blast measures your swing before and at impact. Here’s what each baseball metric tells you, with MLB averages where they apply. For a deeper breakdown, read Baseball Swing Metrics Explained.
A 2022 peer-reviewed study in the journal Sports found that knob-mounted sensors, including Blast, track bat speed reliably compared with motion capture. Angle metrics were less precise, so read them as trends over many swings. Enter your exact bat length and weight for the best numbers, and expect some difference from radar readings, since the two measure speed differently.
The bat sensor alone doesn’t capture ball speed, because it measures the bat. When you set up the Blast iQ camera in the app (iOS), it estimates Exit Velocity, Launch Angle, and Distance. Pair those with your sensor data to connect your swing to your results.
Use these bat speed benchmarks to see where you stack up, then set your next goal.
Blast scores Plane, Connection, and Rotation on a 20–80 scale, where 50 is average. A 60 or higher puts you in the top 16%, and 70 or higher puts you in the top 2%. Chase your lowest score first, since that’s where your biggest gains are.
If you want to know what your swing actually does, yes. Blast gives you objective numbers on every rep and benchmarks by level. Blast iQ focus areas tell you what to fix next. Start with the free tier or a 30-day trial and see if the data changes how you train.
Yes. The app has baseball and softball modes, so your metrics and benchmarks match your sport. Learn more on the Baseball and Softball product pages.
Yes. Blast Golf is a separate product that attaches to your club grip and measures your full swing and putting stroke. It tracks metrics like tempo and face rotation, so you can build a repeatable motion with every club, including your putter.
Blast works best for players 9 and older. At that age, hitters can follow the feedback and turn it into drills. Start with bat speed, then add more metrics as the swing develops.
Yes. Coaches use Blast Connect to run team reports and leaderboards across a whole roster, plus remote training between sessions. See Coach & Team Pricing for team packages.
The Blast app is where you capture swings and see your metrics on your phone, including video. Blast Teams is the web portal for deeper analysis, team management, reports, and account settings. Players live in the app, and coaches use both.
Yes. In offline mode, the sensor stores your swings without a phone nearby. Next time you connect, your swings sync to the app.
3D Swing Tracer shows the path of your bat in 3D, so you can see the shape of your swing. It’s a premium feature included with a Blast membership.
Yes. The app records your swing and auto-clips the video around each rep. Your metrics appear right on the clip, so you can match what you see to what the numbers say.
A full charge lasts up to 8 hours of use. Charge the sensor before each session so it doesn’t die mid-workout.
Check that the sensor sits fully in the charger and that the cable is firmly connected. Try a different USB port or wall adapter. If it still won’t charge, contact Blast support.
Make sure Bluetooth is on and the sensor is charged. Update the Blast app to the latest version. The sensor pairs with one device at a time, so disconnect it from any other phone or tablet first. Still stuck? Contact Blast support.
Reach out to Blast support with your order details and a description of the issue. Our team will walk you through warranty replacement if your sensor qualifies.
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