Product
PlateMate
Dual force plate system combining quick testing with precise data for jumps, isometrics, balance, and movement. ForceMate software and Cloud included — no subscriptions.
4.220 € ex. VAT
Price increases to 4.950 € ex. VAT on 1 Dec 2026 — order now at the current price. Read why
or from 130 €/month, paying in instalments over 36 months
Color
Colour may vary slightly from batch to batch — each plate is anodised and hand-assembled in Denmark.
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About PlateMate
PlateMate is a pair of portable force plates for jump analysis, isometric strength testing, balance and movement assessment. Each plate samples at 960 Hz with 0.15 N precision and takes up to 4 000 kg (1 000 kg per load cell), on a 12 mm anodised aluminium top with adjustable anti-slip feet — 9.8 kg and 50 × 35 × 8 cm per plate.
The test library covers countermovement, rebound, squat, drop and pogo jumps, each on two legs or one, plus balance via centre of pressure, isometric tests you define yourself in the cloud, and a live force-curve with left/right feedback for any movement on the plates.
Every test calculates 200+ metrics: jump height, flight time, peak force, rate of force development, RSI, net impulse, takeoff velocity, centre-of-pressure area and more, each reported per leg with symmetry indices so imbalances show up in the numbers.
Power and data run over a single USB cable straight into the ForceMate software on Windows or macOS, ready to test in seconds. A wireless module is available separately for Bluetooth and iPad use, and open USB and Bluetooth protocols plus API access let you export data to external systems.
You pay once and own it. ForceMate software and Cloud are included, updates are free for life, and your data belongs to you. Externally validated against gold-standard laboratory force plates, hand-assembled in Denmark, and covered by a two-year warranty.
Set up in minutes. Testing in seconds.
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Step 1 Place the plates
Set the two plates on any flat floor and plug in. No fixed install, no calibration lab — they're ready where you are.
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Step 2 Open the app
Launch ForceMate, pick a test — countermovement jump, drop jump, isometric — and hand the athlete the cue.
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Step 3 Run the test
The athlete steps on and jumps. The plates capture ground reaction force hundreds of times a second.
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Step 4 Read the results
Jump height, left/right asymmetry, RFD and more land on screen in seconds — ready to act on.
PlateMate Product Features
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200+ Metrics
Analyze jumps, isometrics, balance & movements. Measure 200+ metrics like RFD, Peak Power, and RSI to get objective data on your athletes and patients.
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Plug & Play
Ready to test in 10 seconds. Power and data via USB — plug in the cable, open the software, and you are ready to test. A wireless add-on module is available.
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Precise & Durable
With an accuracy of 0.15 N, a 960 Hz sampling rate, and a max load of 4000 kg per plate (1000 kg per load cell), high quality and durability are ensured.
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Integration via API
Open protocol and API access enable data export and analysis in external systems.
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Externally Validated
PlateMate has been compared to golden-standard AMTI force plates, validity-tested against the MyJump app, and internally compared to Vald ForceDecks.
Versatility
Every test type, on one set of plates
Jump, isometric, balance and movement testing — all on the same two plates. Every jump and balance test also runs as a single-leg variation, while isometric testing has unlimited test types as you define your own variants in the cloud.
What you can actually measure
PlateMate is a dual force plate system built around portable force plates — light enough to test anywhere, accurate enough for the lab. It measures ground reaction force hundreds of times a second, so one set of force plates replaces a rack of sports performance testing equipment — a whole shelf of sports science equipment — and gives you a full neuromuscular profile in seconds.
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Jump Height
Measure jump height by flight time or net impulse.
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Peak Force
Get data on the maximum force generated in the test.
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RFD
How quickly you can build up force — essentially the explosiveness.
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RSI
Measures the ability to quickly switch from landing to jumping.
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Left/Right Symmetry
Compares left and right leg. Useful for spotting imbalances.
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200+ total metrics
See the full list of what we measure →
Accessories
Test and travel with
a range of accessories.
PlateMate comes with a range of optional accessories, including:
- Travel cases — standard and Pro
- Foam Frames for a bigger, safer landing area
- IMTP Platform for isometric strength testing
- IMTP Extension for your squat rack
- Mobile Module for wireless testing
ForceMate Software & Cloud.
Powerful tools for coaches, physios, and sports scientists who want objective data without recurring costs. No subscriptions. Own your data forever.
Test jumps, balance, movements, and isometrics with unlimited athletes and teams. Built for fast, efficient, and reliable testing — ForceMate delivers a seamless experience from start to finish. The intuitive interface makes data collection and viewing results straightforward.
14 languages — see full list
- Chinese (Simplified)
- Chinese (Traditional)
- Czech
- Dutch
- English
- Finnish
- French
- German
- Italian
- Korean
- Polish
- Spanish
- Thai
- Turkish
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Compatibility and Integration
PlateMate is compatible with Windows and macOS — plug in via USB, or go wireless over Bluetooth with our add-on module. The open protocol and API access make integration with third-party systems straightforward. Our ForceMate software and cloud are included and updated based on user feedback, with an intuitive, simple interface built for quick and efficient testing.
- Windows & macOS compatible
- Compatible with iPad using the wireless add-on module
- Open Bluetooth protocol — read the protocol
- Open USB protocol — ask [email protected] for details
- API access — read the documentation
- Multiple languages
- Software and Cloud included
- Full ownership of your data
Validation
Fully validated
“PlateMate delivers measurements that are virtually interchangeable with those of a gold-standard laboratory force plate.”
University of Belgrade · validation study, 2025
Force Plates Comparison
| ForceDecks Lite ** | Hawkin Dynamics *** | CC Athletics PlateMate | |
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| Size | 48.5 x 30 x 5.5 cm | 36.2 x 61 x 7.6 cm | 50 x 35 x 7,1cm |
| Weight | 18kg | 26 kg | 19kg |
| Max Load | 2000 kg / plate | Not specified in manufacturer documentation* | 4000 kg / plate (1t / load cell) |
| Load Cell Type | Beam Load Cell | Beam Load Cell | Beam Load Cell |
| Sampling rate | Up to 1000 Hz | 1000 Hz | Up to 960 Hz |
| Software | iOS/Windows | Android | MacOS/Windows +iPad (Ipad requires wireless add-on) |
| Connection | USB or Wireless | Wireless | USB or Wireless (Wireless need add-on) |
| Open Cloud API | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Open USB protocol | Not specified in manufacturer documentation* | Not specified in manufacturer documentation* | Yes |
| Possibility of adding logo | Not specified in manufacturer documentation* | Yes | Yes |
| Number of base metrics (CMJ / SJ / DJ) **** | 103+ / 64 / 56 | 61 / 32 / 60 | 91 / 62 / 13 |
| Subscription / Purchase | Subscription | Subscription | Purchase |
| Price | Contact for price Minimum 3-year subscription | 2.370 € - 3.445 € / year Approx. — competitor priced in USD + Including flightcase | 4.220 € ex. VAT |
| Total price after 3 years | Contact for price Minimum 3-year subscription | min. ~7.110 € Approx. — competitor priced in USD + Including flightcase | 4.220 € ex. VAT |
| Warranty | Included in subscription | Included in subscription | 2-5 years |
Data retrieved 20th April 2026.
*We were not able to find this information on the manufacturer's website.
** Info on Vald ForceDecks has been found on Vald.com
*** Hawkin Dynamics info is taken from hawkindynamics.com and this PDF: https://www.hawkindynamics.com/hubfs/2023%20Images%20-%20Organized/HawkinDynamics_V3_InfoPacket2023.pdf
**** Number of base metrics counted from each manufacturer's public metric documentation. Bilateral (left/right) and asymmetry/symmetry-index variants have been excluded to ensure a like-for-like comparison. Sources: VALD ForceDecks Technical Glossary V2.0, March 2024 (latest published version; VALD has since announced additional CMJ metrics in November 2025 that are not yet reflected in the public glossary); Hawkin Dynamics Force Plate Metric Database (hawkindynamics.com/hawkin-metric-database). Data retrieved 28th April 2026. Manufacturers may have added metrics since these sources were published.
Disclaimer: This comparison is provided for informational purposes only. All product names, logos, and brands referenced are the property of their respective owners. Use of these names is for identification and comparison purposes only and does not imply any endorsement, affiliation, partnership, or sponsorship by VALD Performance or Hawkin Dynamics. Specifications, features, and pricing for competitor products are based on publicly available information at the dates indicated and may have changed since. Prices shown exclude shipping, local import duties, and taxes outside of the EU. Competitor pricing may vary by region. Readers are encouraged to verify current details directly with each manufacturer before making a purchasing decision. CC Athletics ApS makes no warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of third-party information.
We strive for 100% accuracy. If you represent one of the companies mentioned and have updated information or corrections, please contact us at [email protected] so we can update the table immediately.
This comparison is based on data available in the European market. CC Athletics ApS is a Danish company, and all disputes are subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of Denmark.
What's included
- Dual force plates
- All required cables (1 × USB-C, 1 × connector cable)
- ForceMate measurement software
- Cloud solution
- Free 45-minute online consultation to get you started
Specifications
- Sample rate
- 960 Hz
- Max load
- 4 000 kg per plate (1 000 kg per load cell)
- Requirements
- PC with Windows or macOS. iPad supported via the wireless module.
- Weight & dimensions
- 9.8 kg per plate · 50 × 35 × 8 cm
- Precision
- 0.15 N
- Natural frequency
- 550–750 Hz (estimated)
- Warranty
- 2 years
Related guides
- Dynamic Rebound Index for interpreting drop jump performance The Dynamic Rebound Index (DRI) combines rebound height, drop height and contact time into one score for drop jump testing. Its creator, Lance Brooks, PhD, explains what it measures, how it differs from RSI, and how to apply it in practice.
- CMJ Force-Time Analysis: More Than Just Jump Height A countermovement jump tells you more than how high an athlete jumped. How to standardize CMJ testing, which force-time metrics to track, and how to tell a real change from normal variability.
- The Athletic Shoulder (ASH) test, explained The Athletic Shoulder (ASH) test measures shoulder strength on a force plate in three positions. Here's what it is, what it measures, and how to run it.
- The force formula (F=ma), explained The force formula is F = ma: force equals mass times acceleration. Here's what it means, how to calculate force, and how a force plate actually measures it.
- What is force plate testing? Force plate testing measures the force an athlete puts into the ground to reveal power, asymmetry and readiness. Here's what it is, who uses it, and the tests it covers.
- Rate of Force Development (RFD), explained Rate of force development (RFD) is how fast an athlete produces force: explosive strength. Here's what it is, why it matters, and how a force plate measures it.
- Drop jump test and Reactive Strength Index (RSI), explained The drop jump test measures reactive strength: how fast an athlete turns a landing into a take-off. Here's how it works, how RSI is calculated, and how to run it.
- Countermovement Jump (CMJ): what it measures and how to test it The countermovement jump is the most widely used force plate test. Here's what it measures, how the plates capture it, and what a good score looks like.
- Force Plate Basics: A Beginner's Guide Force plates have left the lab. What they measure, the metrics worth starting with, the tests you can run, and how to get data you can trust.
