My-Rating.ai — Match record

At a glance

	My Rating	TennisRecord.com	UTR
Price	Free, Pro $6/mo	Free	Free, Power ~$10/mo
How you get rated	Log your own matches — league or casual	Pulled from public USTA tournament/league results	Algorithm from your last ~30 matches in 12 months
Works without tournaments	Yes — any match you log counts	USTA-affiliated results only	Best with 5+ verified tournament/league matches
Search any player's rating	Free	Free	Requires Power subscription
Rating trend over time	Pro	Not available	Power
Doubles partner tracking	Free — logs partner and both opponents	Match history only	Singles and doubles metrics tracked
Dedicated coach tools	Yes — lineup builder, pairings, and real team standings	Not available	Not available
Best for	Recreational and league players tracking their own game	Quickly looking up a USTA player's estimated rating	Competitive juniors and college recruiting

Researched from each service's public pricing and help-center pages as of August 2026. Competitor pricing and features change — verify current details on their sites before deciding.

The only one with a coaches' offering

Neither TennisRecord.com nor UTR has a dedicated tool for coaches. My Rating Coach — lineup building, best-pairing recommendations, per-line performance, and real team standings for a whole roster — is something no other rating platform offers. See the coach page for how it works.

vs. TennisRecord.com

Same idea, built further

What TennisRecord.com offers

A solid, free way to look up a USTA player's estimated rating from their public tournament and league history
It's a lookup tool — no way to log your own casual or practice matches
No rating trend over a season
No breakdown of how you've done with a specific partner or against a specific opponent

Where My Rating picks up

Every match you play — sanctioned or not — moves your own rating, not just USTA-affiliated results
Free accounts can still search and view anyone else's rating
Rating trend charted over an entire season, not a single lookup
Doubles partner and head-to-head breakdowns built in

vs. UTR

Different players, different job

Where UTR is strong — and where it's limited

The standard for competitive and college-recruiting tennis — its verified-match infrastructure (USTA tournaments, college matches, UTR events, Flex Leagues) is built for that world
A reliable UTR takes roughly five verified matches to establish
Casual or self-reported scores carry less weight
Seeing another player's exact rating requires the $10/mo Power subscription
Your own rating's trend over time also requires Power
No dedicated tool for coaches to build lineups or scout opponents

Where My Rating fits

Built for a different, larger group: recreational and league players who want a rating that moves with every match they actually play, without needing a tournament to log it
Any registered player's rating is searchable for free
Full season history plus partner and head-to-head breakdowns is $6/mo, less than UTR's Power tier
The only one of the three building a dedicated coach offering