Callup.gg

Overview

Callup.gg brings gameplay review, coaching, teammate search and scouting profiles into one competitive-gaming service. It suits players who want to improve and connect with others in the same place, as well as esports organizations looking for prospects. Its breadth is useful, but coaching, player discovery and replay review are distinct jobs rather than a single focused training tool.

Players can publish clips, link ranked accounts to scouting profiles, find teammates and book individual coaching. The AI replay coach adds structured feedback, while scout subscriptions target organizations and show only players who have opted in. Supported games include Valorant, League of Legends, Counter-Strike 2, Deadlock, Overwatch, Rocket League, Fortnite and Apex Legends.

For other options, see Game Coaching Software.

Key features

Replay review

The AI report combines a score with timestamped observations, coaching feedback and an assignment to practise. That makes it more actionable than a bare score, though the free clip cap of 2 minutes may cut off longer gameplay situations. Callup Pro raises that cap to 5 minutes. The free plan also limits users to a few coach reviews per week and provides only one full coaching report, one Revenge Review reel and one highlight reel ever. Pro includes a full report every time and unlimited reviews, subject to fair use.

Coaches and teammates

Players can book one-on-one sessions, with coaches setting their own rates and receiving payment directly. This gives players access to individual coaching without a fixed Callup session price, but means the cost depends on the coach. The LFG system supports requests tagged by game, rank, role, region and playtime, with built-in messaging to connect. That level of detail is useful for finding compatible teammates rather than simply browsing a general player list.

Profiles and capture

Players can link ranked accounts, including Valorant, League of Legends and CS2, to scouting profiles. Windows capture records the game window and keeps clips on the player's computer until they choose to publish, a practical privacy distinction for players who do not want every recording shared automatically. Organizations can subscribe to scout across programs; visibility is limited to players who have opted in.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and gives a taste of review and publishing, but its short clips, small weekly review allowance and one-time reels limit sustained use. Callup Pro costs $12.99 a month and is the clearest fit for players who regularly submit gameplay: it allows 5-minute clips, unlimited coach reviews subject to fair use, and a full coaching report every time. The pricing note includes a 7-day trial.

Energy packs are one-time purchases rather than subscriptions: 15 Energy costs $5.99, paid once, 45 Energy costs $14.99, paid once, and 75 Energy costs $19.99, paid once. The larger packs cost less per Energy, but they do not replace Pro's stated recurring review and clip benefits.

For organizations, Starter costs $79 a month for 3 seats, a recruitment pipeline, player discovery, prospect reports, analytics, CSV export and direct messages. Team costs $249 a month for 10 seats and adds shared pipelines, team notes, an activity feed and priority support to Starter features. Starter suits a smaller scouting group; Team makes more sense when multiple staff need shared workflows. Clip Boost and Profile Boost have custom pricing, with time-limited promotion windows of 24 hours, 3 days or 7 days.

Platforms

Callup.gg is available on iOS, web and Windows. Windows is the platform with the described game-window capture function; players using other platforms can still use the service's broader clip, coaching and player-discovery features.

Who it's for

Callup.gg is best suited to competitive players who want replay feedback alongside a coach marketplace or teammate-finding tools, and to organizations that need prospect discovery and recruitment workflows. It is less compelling for someone seeking only a narrow aim-training product or a dedicated match-analysis service.

Pros and cons

Pro: The AI report pairs timestamped feedback with a practice assignment, giving players a next step rather than only a score.

Pro: LFG requests can specify rank, role, region and playtime, helping players target compatible teammates.

Pro: Windows capture keeps clips local until publication, which gives users control over sharing.

Con: Free reviews are limited to a few per week, and free clips stop at 2 minutes; regular reviewers will likely need Pro.

Con: Coaching session prices are set by individual coaches, so players must assess the cost coach by coach.

Con: The scouting subscriptions cost $79 a month or more, making them organization-oriented rather than a player upgrade.

Alternatives

Choose Aimlabs instead if the priority is focused aim training: its free plan includes aim training, 50K+ tasks and playlists, and 500 FPS game profiles.

DataCoach is a better fit for players who want a defined monthly replay allowance: Player Basic is free and includes 10 monthly replays, 10 tokens for DataCoach Chat, training plans, core coaching output and progression tracking.

Consider Refocus when teammate discovery and match reports matter alongside training; its free plan also includes a daily observation, Player DNA and an aim-training playlist.

Sabu.gg is another option.

Scope.gg may suit players who want match analysis through a web service; its free core access lets FACEIT users without a subscription upload and analyze up to 10 matches per month, with 5 matches for new users at registration.

For coaches who want a platform centered on selling coaching, Metafy offers Pro for $99 a month, with zero revenue share and 100% of earnings kept.

Game Demon is a Windows-only paid alternative, with its monthly Pro plan at $9.99 a month.

GetGood(GG) offers a free weekly allowance of 3 match reviews and 5 AI coach messages for players who prefer a defined quota.

Verdict

Choose Callup.gg if you want one service for replay feedback, coach bookings, teammate search and scouting profiles, especially if your play spans its supported games. Its main advantage is the combination of tools; its main drawback is that frequent review and longer clips require a monthly Pro subscription, while coach sessions carry separate coach-set prices. Players focused on just one training or analysis task may be better served by a more specialized alternative.