Compare gambling recovery apps: NoGambling.app vs four alternatives

Updated November 2026 • Five head-to-head comparisons • Written by the makers of NoGambling.app

Disclosure: we make NoGambling.app, so we are not a neutral source. Facts about the other tools come from their official sites (Gamban, BetBlocker, GamStop, Gambling Therapy), checked November 2026. A "No" in the table means we did not find that feature listed there.

How to use this page

Pick the competitor closest to what you have today (or were about to install). Every comparison below is honest about what the other tool does well before laying out where NoGambling.app fits differently. If you want a tracker, urge tool, savings estimate and community feed in one iPhone app, that is what NoGambling.app is for. It does not replace a cross-device blocker, UK self-exclusion or talking to a person, so you may want to combine tools.

Head-to-head comparisons

Gamban vs NoGambling.app

Paid blocker (£29.99 a year, checked November 2026) that blocks tens of thousands of gambling sites and apps, versus a free-to-try recovery stack with panic button, savings estimate, and community feed.

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BetBlocker vs NoGambling.app

Free non-profit blocker, versus a free-to-try recovery app with a tracker, an urge tool, and a savings estimate.

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GamStop vs NoGambling.app

UK self-exclusion register, versus a daily recovery iOS app. How UK residents can use both.

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Gamban vs GamStop

Not sure what GamStop even is? A blocker app versus the UK self-exclusion register — what each covers, what each misses.

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Gambling Therapy vs NoGambling.app

Text-based live support and forums (Gordon Moody) versus a recovery stack with a 6-step panic button and a debt plan.

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6 Best Gamban alternatives for 2026

Our ranking of six gambling recovery apps, free and paid, on blocking, tracking, crisis tools, and price.

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Quick snapshot: what each tool actually does

App Pricing Blocking Tracking Panic button Community Financial tools Best for
NoGambling.app Free to try, then monthly / yearly / lifetime Apps + popular sites Yes Yes Yes Yes Full recovery stack
Gamban Subscription (£4.99/mo or £29.99/yr, 7-day free trial, checked November 2026) Yes Yes (time and money saved) No Discord link on its site Money-saved counter Blocking on all your devices
BetBlocker Free (charity) Yes No No No No Free blocking
GamStop Free (national scheme) UK-licensed sites No No No No UK residents
Gambling Therapy Free support and forums (charity); paid therapy packages No No Chat Yes No Human support

Which should you pick?

NoGambling.app is free to try

A recovery stack in one iOS app: tracker, 6-step panic button, savings estimate, community feed. It's free to try, then pick monthly, yearly, or a one-time lifetime purchase.

Download on the App Store → iOS 15.1 or later · Free to try · Lifetime purchase option · No email needed to start