Chlorofishy vs. SatFish
SatFish is $129/year with a 30-day free trial and bundles bathymetry, fishing hot spots, and route planning. Chlorofishy is $49-$89/year (or $9-$15/month), covers all 38 regions, and shows a named raw satellite pass with its own capture time and resolution, not only a blended composite.
Prices and features verified 2026-08-25.
Feature matrix
| Feature | SatFish | Chlorofishy |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $129/year, single tier | $49-89/year or $9-15/month by region scope |
| Free trial | 30 days | 14 days, card required |
| Coverage | West Coast, Mexico, Central America/Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic | 38 regions worldwide, composites unscoped for everyone |
| Named raw satellite passes | Not published as a distinct product; SST described as 6-8 images/day, cloud-free SST 1/day | Yes, per-pass sensor, capture time, and native resolution |
| Bathymetry | Yes, detailed | No |
| Fishing hot spot labels | Yes | No |
| Route planning | Yes | No |
| Altimetry / sea surface height | Yes | No |
| Offline mobile app | Yes, iOS/Android with GPS tracking | No, web only |
| Monthly billing | No, annual only | Yes, on every tier |
SatFish figures from satfish.com and satfish.com/satfish-map-features, checked 2026-08-25. Chlorofishy figures from pricing and data sources.
Choose SatFish if
You want bathymetry contours, marked fishing hot spots, and route planning bundled into one all-in-one product, with an offline mobile app that includes GPS tracking and a 30-day trial to test it. SatFish is also the more mature product: it has years of iteration on a single interface that covers exactly what it does, well.
Choose Chlorofishy if
You want to see which satellite and sensor actually captured the data you're looking at, when, and at what native resolution, not just a rendered chart. Chlorofishy publishes a raw pass alongside the composite so you can tell the difference. It also costs less at every published tier, offers monthly billing SatFish doesn't, and covers all 38 regions worldwide rather than five named coastlines, though it doesn't attempt bathymetry, hot spot marking, or route planning.
See the actual satellite pass, not just a chart.
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See how we compare to FishTrack for another all-in-one comparison, or read what actually makes fishing apps show different water on not all the same NASA data. Back to Compare.