Comparison

Beat the Spin vs Bonus Pilot

Choosing a daily bonus tracker starts with the workflow you want. Beat the Spin offers tracking and reminders in its Free and Pro Chrome extension, with autonomous claiming in a separate Automate installation. Bonus Pilot advertises automated login and collection. Here is how the published plans compare.

Written by the Beat the Spin team. We make one of the products compared here. Bonus Pilot's public plan page was checked on September 16, 2026; its claims below are attributed to that page, not an independent test of its extension.

Plans at a glance

Published plans and how you use them
DecisionBeat the SpinBonus Pilot
Free planTrack up to 3 sites, with timers, reminders and 7-day history.Starter: $0/month. The pricing table lists 5 sites; the FAQ says 2 accounts. Confirm the limit before signing up.
Paid plansPro: $8/month. Unlimited: $15/month. See current billing terms.Basic: $25/month. Pro: $40/month, according to its public pricing table.
Tracking more sitesPro removes the Free plan's tracked-site limit. Support varies by site and feature.Basic and Pro list all supported sites.
Automatic collectionFree and Pro leave claims in your control. Unlimited adds automation on supported sites through the separate Automate installation.Markets automatic login and daily reward collection.
Before installingCheck the site picker and decide whether you need tracking or automation.Check current supported sites, plan limits and installation instructions with the provider.

Sources: Bonus Pilot's pricing table and FAQ, checked September 16, 2026, and Beat the Spin's plan details. Bonus Pilot's free-plan descriptions disagree on the same page, so we have kept both visible here.

Start with tracking if you want to make the claim yourself

Beat the Spin Free and Pro help you keep track of sites, observed bonus status and claim timers. Install the Chrome extension, sign in to a supported casino yourself, and enable tracking for that site. A saved website selection is preparation for setup; it does not install the extension or grant access.

Start with up to three sites on Free. Move to Pro if you need more tracked sites, longer history or analytics. Use the daily bonus tracking walkthrough to check the workflow before paying for a plan.

Compare automation separately

Beat the Spin's Unlimited plan includes the separate Automate installation for supported automated claims. Bonus Pilot describes its product as an automatic login and collection extension. Those workflows differ from using reminders and clicking a casino's claim button yourself.

Check site support, installation requirements and each operator's current rules before enabling automation. A tool cannot promise that a login, claim or redemption will succeed. Our tracking and automation guide explains what to verify.

Review data handling and permissions

Read each provider's current privacy disclosure and the permissions shown during installation. For Beat the Spin, start with our Privacy Policy and setup help. Distinguish local tracking records from optional account features, and check what access you grant to individual sites.

Which plan should you try?

If you want reminders while keeping claims in your hands, try Beat the Spin Free with sites you already use. If autonomous collection is the feature you want, compare Beat the Spin Automate with Bonus Pilot's current offering and verify support for your own sites. A lower subscription price alone does not make two workflows equivalent.

Check your sites before installing

Choose up to three sites to start with Free, then follow the desktop Chrome setup steps.

Choose sites for your free tracker