AutoSBC is the longest-running solver in the space and completely free. Here is an honest comparison so you can pick the right one for how you play.
Verified against both products' public store listings and sites. Updated July 23, 2026.
Feature comparison
| Feature | AutoSBC | FC Helper |
|---|---|---|
| One-click SBC solve | Yes | Yes |
| Concept-player fallback | Yes | Yes (market fallback) |
| Batch daily SBCs | Autopilot mode | Yes (premium) |
| Solve entire sets | No | Yes (premium) |
| Pack opening tools | No | Yes |
| Live price indicators | No | Yes |
| Player filters / excludes | Not listed | Per-player exclude list |
| Firefox / Android | Yes / Yes | Yes / Yes |
| Pricing | Fully free | Free 50 solves/day + premium |
Cells reflect each product's public listing or website as of July 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us and we'll correct it.
When AutoSBC is the right pick
Pick AutoSBC if you want a proven, zero-cost solver and nothing else. It has been solving SBCs for years, runs on desktop and mobile, and its Autopilot mode is genuinely clever.
When FC Helper is the right pick
Pick FC Helper if your routine goes beyond single solves: pack tools (Open all, duplicate routing), batch and set runs, score SBCs, a Gallery of your card sets, a Transfer List window for selling what you own and live prices, all in one extension, with 50 free solves a day.
Where the two genuinely differ
The table makes them look closer than they are, because a table counts features rather than weighing them. The real difference is scope.
AutoSBC does one job. It solves a challenge, for free, with no cap and no account, which is a straightforwardly good deal that nothing here beats on price. If solving is all you want, paying anything is money wasted.
FC Helper is built around the routine that surrounds solving: opening the packs a challenge rewarded, spotting duplicates before they are quicksold, seeing what a card is worth, clearing the daily set without repeating the same decisions. That is more surface area, and more surface area is only worth it if you use it.
Cost, honestly
AutoSBC is free, entirely. FC Helper gives you fifty solves a day free, which is more than the daily set needs, and charges for the automation tier: batch, sets, repeats and pack tools.
So the question is not which is cheaper, because one of them is free. It is whether the automation saves you enough time to be worth a subscription. If you do a handful of challenges a week, it does not. If you clear dailies every day and work through sets during promos, it might.
Before you start any batch tool, remember that FC Helper's Batch, Set and Repeat solve submit every challenge they fill, so set your card filters first. A single solve only places the squad and leaves Submit to you.
Can you use both?
Yes, though there is little reason to. Two extensions acting on the same Web App screens can interfere with each other, and if something misbehaves the first step is turning one off. Pick the one that fits how you play.
What neither of them does
Worth stating because the category attracts claims that are not true. Neither tool gives you cards you do not own, improves what a pack contains, or makes a challenge cheaper than the cards available to fill it. Both do the same underlying job: finding a valid squad from what you have, faster than you would by hand. Anything advertising more than that in this category deserves a second look.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is AutoSBC or FC Helper better for a free user?
AutoSBC — it's entirely free with no caps. FC Helper's free tier (50 solves/day, price indicators, duplicate detection) is generous, but if you will never want pack tools or batch automation, AutoSBC costs nothing forever.
Can I run AutoSBC and FC Helper at the same time?
Two extensions on the same screens can get in each other's way; use one at a time.
Does FC Helper do anything AutoSBC can't?
Pack management (Open all with Auto actions, duplicate marks and routing), full set solving, repeat solving with a counter, live market prices on every card, score SBCs, a Gallery of your card sets, and a Transfer List window with Sell Suggestions (Premium). AutoSBC focuses purely on solving.
See the full field in our round-up of every SBC solver extension, and the honest answer on ban risk for solver users.