Your matches or theirs
Match analysers track your own games after you connect an account. Lookup tools check anyone's public profile without a login.
Leetify alternatives
Sites like Leetify do different jobs: analysing your own matches, tracking matchmaking history, overlaying stats in game, or checking someone else's profile. Here is what each one does and when Leetify is still the better pick.
Last updated: October 23, 2026
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AIMTRACER only works with public profile data and never asks for Steam credentials.
Match analysers track your own games after you connect an account. Lookup tools check anyone's public profile without a login.
Matchmaking trackers read your games through a game authentication code or match sharing codes, so two sites can disagree on the same match.
Every analyser below has a free tier; some add paid plans for extra analysis or ad-free use.
AIMTRACER shows Leetify's own ratings for public profiles. It is a way to read them quickly, not a replacement.
Comparison
| Tool | Best for | What it does and where it stops |
|---|---|---|
| Scope.gg | The closest all-round match analyser | Per-match analysis with ADR, HLTV Rating 2.1, KAST, aim and utility stats, progress over the last 30 matches, automatic clips, and a 2D demo viewer. Sign in with Steam or FACEIT for your own stats; free core with premium options. |
| csstats.gg | Matchmaking and Premier history | Tracks Competitive and Premier matchmaking games once you sign in with Steam and add your game authentication code: full match history, round-by-round breakdowns, and VAC and Overwatch ban tracking for players you met. Its footer lists ESL FACEIT Group as the operator. |
| Tracker.gg (CS2 Tracker) | A desktop overlay during matches | Profile overview, match history, and map stats on the web, plus a Windows overlay app built on Overwolf that shows FACEIT levels and ranks of players in your current match. Premium removes ads. |
| CSDB.gg | Free stats pages for any player | Player pages with Premier rating, FACEIT ELO history, map win rates, clutch and entry stats, and recent matches, plus a FACEIT finder that accepts nicknames and whole-lobby status pastes. |
| AIMTRACER | A quick check on someone else | No account to connect: paste a Steam link or ID and see Leetify's ratings and Premier rating next to FACEIT, account age, hours, bans, and inventory value. It reads Leetify's public data, so it adds context rather than its own match analysis. |
| FACEIT | FACEIT-only players | If you play almost only on FACEIT, the stats and match rooms on your FACEIT profile cover those games directly, without a third-party tracker. |
Guide
Leetify is built around improving your own game: automatic match reports, skill ratings such as aim and utility, and personal bests you can compare with friends. If that is what you want, the closest alternative is Scope.gg; the rest of this list does different jobs.
Switch when you need something Leetify does not focus on: a full matchmaking history with round-by-round detail (csstats.gg), an in-match overlay (Tracker.gg), or a fast look at a stranger's account without connecting anything (AIMTRACER).
Analysers that track your own matchmaking games need you to sign in with Steam and usually share your game authentication code, which lets them fetch your new matches. FACEIT matches come from the connected FACEIT account.
Lookup tools such as AIMTRACER and CSDB.gg's finder need nothing from you: they read public profile data for whichever player you paste in.
Only if their Leetify profile is public. AIMTRACER shows the public Leetify ratings, Premier rating, and recent matches for a Steam account next to FACEIT and Steam context. A private or missing Leetify profile shows as unavailable.
Look up a Leetify profileEvery row is based on each tool's own public pages, checked on October 23, 2026: what you can paste in, what it shows, and whether it needs a login or an uploaded match code. Paid tiers are mentioned only when the tool advertises one. No tool paid to be listed, and no row is an affiliate link.
AIMTRACER is one of the tools on this list, so read its row with that in mind. Its limits are listed as plainly as everyone else's. Features change often; if a row is out of date, email [email protected] and it will be corrected.
Leetify ratings, the Premier rating, and recent matches come from Leetify's public profile API and only appear when the player's Leetify profile is public. AIMTRACER shows Leetify's numbers as reported and does not calculate its own ratings. They are cached for about 2 minutes.
Every lookup reads these sources live and keeps the answer only in a short cache. When a source is private or does not answer, the page says so instead of guessing, and no stat is presented as proof of cheating.
How AIMTRACER worksFAQ
For analysing your own matches, Scope.gg is the closest match to Leetify. For matchmaking history, csstats.gg; for an in-match overlay, Tracker.gg; for checking another player quickly, AIMTRACER.
Yes. Scope.gg, csstats.gg, Tracker.gg, and CSDB.gg all have free tiers, and AIMTRACER is free with no account. Leetify itself also has a free tier.
Partly. AIMTRACER does not analyse your matches itself; it shows Leetify's public ratings alongside FACEIT and Steam data. It replaces opening three tabs to check a player, not Leetify's match reports.
Each tracker parses the match demos with its own definitions and only counts the matches it has collected, so ratings and even K/D can differ between sites for the same player.
Some do. Scope.gg and Leetify read FACEIT matches once you connect a FACEIT account; csstats.gg focuses on Valve matchmaking; AIMTRACER shows FACEIT profile stats for any linked account.
Sign in through Steam's own login page, never by typing your Steam password into a third-party site. A game authentication code only lets a tracker read your match list, not control your account.