CoHunt vs WeHunt

A typical Nordic moose-hunting team of five hunters with five Tracker collars pays WeHunt €579.90 per year at WeHunt's own euro prices. Seeing the dogs on the shared map takes Premium, billed per hunter (5 × €85.99 = €429.95), and every collar on a Tracker SIM takes a device subscription, sold as the GPS Max upgrade (5 × €29.99 = €149.95). In Sweden and Norway the same stack is 5 × 1,199 kr = 5,995 kr.

The same five-hunter team on CoHunt pays about €109 per year. Total. That's $24.99 per hunter, all features included - Nordic property boundaries, offline maps, real-time encrypted group tracking, end-to-end encrypted chat, Bluetooth mesh messaging, Meshtastic LoRa radio for genuinely off-grid teams, Garmin and Tractive dog tracking, a built-in ballistics calculator, an AR rangefinder, Spypoint and Tactacam Reveal trail-camera integration, and zero data collection. No Standard tier. No Premium upsell. No GPS Max ladder. No mid-year price hikes.

Your jaktlag's saving: roughly €470 every season. That's the headline. The rest of this page is the math.

The Real Cost of WeHunt for a Five-Hunter Jaktlag

WeHunt's pricing page shows three paid tiers - Standard €42.99, Premium €85.99, GPS Max from €115.98 (449, 899 and 1,199 kr in Sweden and Norway). That's the per-hunter, headline price. What it doesn't say up front is that every member of your jaktlag needs their own subscription. WeHunt's own plan page puts "see all dogs during the hunt" in Premium, and the device subscription for a collar on a Tracker SIM in GPS Max, which is Premium plus €29.99 per collar. There is no team plan. There is no family plan.

So here is what your team actually pays each year:

WeHunt's GPS Max ladder, in full

GPS Max is Premium plus a device subscription for each collar on a Tracker SIM. Here is the ladder as WeHunt's own plan page shows it in September 2026, euro prices with the Swedish price in brackets:

• GPS Max 1 - €115.98/year (1,199 kr)
• GPS Max 2 - €140.99/year (1,459 kr)
• GPS Max 3 - €160.99/year (1,659 kr)
• GPS Max 4 - €175.99/year (1,839 kr)
• GPS Max 5 - €190.99/year (2,019 kr)
• GPS Max 6 - €200.99/year (2,119 kr)
• GPS Max 7 - €210.99/year (2,219 kr)
• GPS Max 8 - €220.99/year (2,319 kr)
• GPS Max 9 - €230.99/year (2,419 kr)
• GPS Max 10 - €240.99/year (2,519 kr)

Add a dog and your bill goes up. Add a hunter and the team's bill goes up. CoHunt's bill stays $24.99 per hunter per year, period - every dog, every collar, every map, every feature.

And WeHunt has been raising prices

When we first published this comparison in April 2026, WeHunt's Swedish pricing page listed Premium at 799 SEK and Standard at 399 SEK. In September 2026 the same page lists 899 and 449 SEK: 12.5 percent more within a single season.

CoHunt has had the same $24.99/year flat price since launch. No tier ladder. No mid-year hikes.

Quick Feature Comparison

Why Hunters Switch to CoHunt

One flat price - for everyone in your jaktlag

$24.99 per hunter per year. That's it. No Standard. No Premium. No GPS Max ladder that costs more every time you add a dog. No hunter pays more because they own a collar. The whole team's annual CoHunt bill is about what one WeHunt hunter with a single Tracker collar pays. Bring all five hunters, bring all five dogs, bring a sixth - the price doesn't move.

Off-grid messaging that actually works

WeHunt's live hunter tracking depends on a working cellular connection. Across most of Norrbotten, Lapland, the Norwegian fjells and the Finnish wilderness, that connection isn't there. CoHunt is built off-grid first:

• Offline maps download fully and run with no signal at all
• Bluetooth mesh messaging passes chat and positions hunter-to-hunter via BLE - no cell, no WiFi, no internet, no infrastructure
• Meshtastic LoRa radio integration lets your team carry small, cheap LoRa nodes that mesh together over kilometres of forest. Text messages and GPS positions hop across the jaktlag automatically. No other hunting app integrates with Meshtastic.

For moose drives in the boreal forest, reindeer hunts in Finnmark, capercaillie hunts in remote Finnish forest - this isn't a luxury. It's a safety feature that WeHunt does not offer at any tier, at any price.

Encrypted chat that never touches a server

CoHunt's messaging is end-to-end encrypted and peer-to-peer. Messages are never stored on CoHunt servers, because there's no message server in the loop. WeHunt offers ordinary team chat, but it is server-routed messaging governed by Natlink's data policy - which explicitly permits use of personal and location data for product development, sales and direct marketing. If your hunting locations and conversations are something you'd rather not have warehoused for marketing, the difference matters.

A built-in ballistics calculator

WeHunt has no ballistics calculator at any tier. CoHunt includes a full one: any caliber, automatic correction for wind, temperature, humidity, altitude and atmospheric pressure, plus a DOPE card PDF export. For long-range moose, reindeer or boar shots in Scandinavian conditions where wind and temperature can swing fast, this replaces a whole separate paid app.

Spypoint and Tactacam Reveal trail cameras

If you run Spypoint or Tactacam Reveal cameras on your private hunting ground, CoHunt is the better experience. AI-powered species filters for Spypoint, a real camera dashboard with battery / signal / temperature, photo and video galleries, time-of-day filtering, and camera placement on your map. Included in your $24.99 plan, not a separate purchase.

Privacy by default

No account required. Zero data collection. No marketing analytics. No third-party trackers. No ad targeting. CoHunt has published a transparency report stating it has never received a government data request - and never will, because there's no data to hand over. WeHunt requires an account, collects personal and location data, and reserves the right to use both for product development, sales and direct marketing.

One subscription, two continents

CoHunt covers the Nordics, France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, New Zealand, and the US in one app, while WeHunt covers the Nordics plus France with no US data. If you hunt elk in Idaho one autumn, capercaillie in Sweden the next, and red stag in New Zealand the year after, that's one app, one subscription, one map experience.

Pricing that hasn't moved since launch

$24.99/year. Same price last year. Same price next year. No tier ladder. No silent restructures. You buy once, you get everything, and the price stays.

Your Garmin dogs on the whole team's map

CoHunt publishes a Garmin Connect IQ watch app. Link a compatible Garmin watch and the dogs from your Garmin Alpha or Astro appear on the CoHunt map, fully offline, shared with every hunter in the group. Nobody else needs any Garmin hardware, and nobody pays an extra tier to see the dogs. On WeHunt, every hunter who wants Garmin dog GPS on the shared map needs their own Premium subscription at €85.99 per year.

The same watch app now puts your shot solution on your wrist. Set a rifle and a target in CoHunt and the watch shows the range to that target from wherever you are standing, plus drop, drift and time of flight, with the full DOPE table on a second screen. WeHunt has no ballistics calculator at any tier, on the phone or on the watch.

What WeHunt Still Has

An honest page should name the few things WeHunt offers that CoHunt doesn't yet. Here they are:

• Native passlottning workflow. WeHunt has a built-in pass-lottery wizard for drevjakt that some hunt leaders genuinely depend on. CoHunt covers most teams with shared waypoints, encrypted chat and group tracking, but doesn't have a native pass-lottery generator yet.
• The hunt map on the watch screen itself. WeHunt's Connect IQ app mirrors the hunt map on your wrist. CoHunt's watch app shows your dogs and your shot solution on the wrist and relays the dogs from your Alpha or Astro onto the whole team's map, but it does not draw the hunt map on the watch. If you specifically want a map on the watch display, WeHunt still has that.

That's the list. For most Nordic hunters, none of these are worth paying €470 a season more for.

Common Questions

Can CoHunt show the dogs from my Garmin Alpha or Astro?

Yes. Link a compatible Garmin watch and CoHunt's Connect IQ watch app relays the dogs from your Alpha or Astro straight onto the CoHunt map, fully offline. The whole team sees the dogs, including hunters without any Garmin hardware, and nobody pays an extra tier for it.

Does the CoHunt watch app show my shot solution too?

Yes. With a rifle and a target set in CoHunt, the watch shows the range to that target from where you stand, plus drop, drift and time of flight, and a second screen holds the full DOPE table in 100-yard or 100-metre steps in MOA or mils. It keeps the last data your phone sent, so it works with the phone asleep in your pocket. WeHunt has no ballistics calculator at any tier.

Does CoHunt actually have property boundaries for Sweden, Norway and Finland?

Yes. Nordic property boundary data is built into CoHunt for Sweden, Norway and Finland alongside Denmark, Germany, Austria, France, Spain, Italy, New Zealand, and the United States. It is included in the $24.99 plan - there is no separate "Nordic map pack" to buy.

Can I import my existing GPX files, waypoints and tracks from WeHunt?

Yes. CoHunt supports standard GPX import and export. Waypoints, tracks and routes can be exported as GPX from WeHunt and imported into CoHunt - the two apps speak the same coordinate format.

Does the whole team really need to switch, or can a few hunters try it first?

A few hunters can try it first, with no impact on your existing WeHunt setup. CoHunt's QR contact pairing makes it trivial for two or three hunters to start a parallel CoHunt group and run it alongside WeHunt for a season. Most teams find their workflow shifts naturally - and the WeHunt subscriptions quietly stop getting renewed.

How does CoHunt compare to WeHunt for safety in remote areas?

This is where CoHunt is clearly better. WeHunt's "My Safety" 2 km radius warning is a nice idea but depends on cellular coverage. CoHunt's combination of Bluetooth mesh and Meshtastic LoRa lets your team stay in touch even in valleys and forests with no cell signal whatsoever. For high-country reindeer, moose drives in Norrbotten or any hunt where the team spreads across kilometres of terrain, that is a meaningful safety upgrade.

Why is WeHunt this expensive?

Because Open Air Group consolidated WeHunt with Tracker, Ultracom and Burrel into the Natlink umbrella in March 2024 and restructured the pricing into a four-tier ladder shortly after. In July 2025 Open Air Group announced an agreement to sell Natlink to Verdane, a Nordic growth-equity firm. The prices have kept climbing since: between our April and September 2026 checks, Premium went from 799 to 899 SEK on WeHunt's Swedish pricing page. That is part of why a lot of Nordic hunters started looking for alternatives in the first place.

How to Switch in One Afternoon

1. Export your WeHunt data as GPX - waypoints, hunt areas, tracks. Keep a local copy on your phone.
2. Install CoHunt from the App Store or Google Play. No account creation required.
3. Import your GPX files. Nordic property boundaries appear automatically across SE / NO / FI.
4. Pre-download offline maps for your hunting grounds.
5. Pair your team via QR contact share. Group tracking, encrypted chat and waypoint sharing come on automatically.
6. If you run Meshtastic LoRa nodes, pair them via Bluetooth - your team now has off-grid messaging across kilometres.
7. Cancel WeHunt at the end of your billing period - and put roughly €470 back in the team budget.

The Bottom Line

Here's the math, one more time. WeHunt charges your 5-hunter jaktlag €429.95 a year in Premium subscriptions alone, and €579.90 once the five Tracker collars have their device subscriptions. CoHunt charges the same team about €109 per year, total, and includes encrypted off-grid messaging, Meshtastic LoRa, a built-in ballistics calculator and Spypoint and Tactacam trail cameras that WeHunt doesn't offer at any tier.

CoHunt is the modern Nordic hunting app: one flat price for everyone, off-grid by design, privacy by default, built in Idaho and Norway. No upsell pressure. No data collection. No surprises. Your jaktlag's team budget has better uses than a WeHunt tier ladder.