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StarGuide vs TFT Forge

Both stand on game team builder tools. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

StarGuide

Free plan Web

StarGuide offers roster-based planning tools for Honkai: Star Rail in desktop and mobile browsers, including a free plan. Players who need cloud sync must sign in, and passes raise the roster cap only after completion.

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TFT Forge

Free plan Web

Choose TFT Forge if you play Teamfight Tactics and want free browser tools for composition planning, game references, and sharing plans. Look elsewhere if you need tools for other games or expect strategy guidance to guarantee competitive results.

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The facts

	StarGuide	TFT Forge
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Web
Lowest paid plan	Trailblazer: $7,512 a month	Free or on request
Plans published	3	1
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	starguide.gg	tftforge.gg
On game team builder tools	#18 of 24	#22 of 24

StarGuide: what it does well

Recommendations cover three endgame modes.
Best Teams supports locking and comparing compositions.
Roster imports accept UID or Reliquary Archiver SRO files.
Works in desktop and mobile browsers without an account.

What to know first

No native app is required; access is through browsers.
Free signed-in accounts are limited to two rosters.
Passes are paid upfront and do not auto-renew.

TFT Forge: what it does well

Core tools, including Team Builder, are free.
No download is required.
Team Builder tracks active synergies and supports item planning.
Augments can be searched by name or effect text.
Core pages require no registration or Riot account connection.

What to know first

The site covers Teamfight Tactics only.
Saved plans are stored in the browser's local storage.
Strategy content does not guarantee competitive outcomes.
The site may change or become unavailable.

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