Try ChessBabySteps
free for 7 days

YearlyBest Value

$2.50/mo

Billed as $29.99/year

7-day free trial included

Try everything free. No charge until Jun 10.

Monthly

$4.99/mo

Billed monthly

No free trial

Charged immediately on sign-up.

How the free trial works

  1. TODAY – Jun 3

    All features instantly unlocked

  2. Jun 7

    We'll email you a reminder 3 days before your trial ends

  3. Jun 10

    Trial ends unless cancelled. Enjoy!

No commitment. Cancel anytime with one click.

What's included?

Unlimited practice

Openings, puzzles and endgame training – no caps, no limits.

Personal dashboard

Real insights from your games. See exactly where you lose.

GM game library

Study iconic grandmaster games move by move with annotations.

White & Black repertoires

Build a complete White and Black repertoire systematically.

Structured curriculum

Beginner → intermediate → advanced. Learning that actually sticks.

Developer access

Direct feedback loop with the creator. Your ideas shape the roadmap.

FAQ

Full access to everything for 7 days. I’ll send you a reminder before it ends. Cancel with one click – genuinely no hard feelings, I get it.

Yes, we pull your game history from Chess.com to build your analysis. Just enter your username, no password needed.

All the classic openings – Italian, London, Ruy Lopez, Sicilian, and many more across beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. You’ll have unlimited endgame practice. And my personal favourite – you’ll discover your losing patterns and learn how to address them with targeted practice.

Listen, I built this for myself first. I’m chasing my own dream Elo and so far I find it helpful. I went from 1100 to 1300 in about three months. That said, improvement takes practice. This just makes it easier.

Yes, ChessBabySteps works on any browser. Your progress saves automatically so you can switch between devices seamlessly. iOS app coming soon.

You’ll be charged $29.99 for the year (that’s $2.50/mo). Cancel anytime before the trial ends and you won’t be charged a thing.