Xtallet

Xtallet is a web-based tournament operations platform for BGMI and PUBG Mobile organizers. It is best suited to teams that run events through Discord and want registration, results, and broadcast overlays in the same workflow. The free plan is a sensible starting point, but its one-tournament and 100-team caps quickly matter as events grow.

Overview

Xtallet covers tournament administration from registration and match scheduling through room credentials, results, and live standings. The combination is most compelling for online bracket events in the Indian BGMI and PUBG Mobile scene. Organizers outside that focus, or those who need ZoneX AI for games beyond BGMI Squad, Duo, and Solo, should look elsewhere for result extraction.

Key features

Organizers set a tournament name, team limit, and prize pool; setup can be live in under a minute. Teams can register via a public link or Discord bot, and imports from WhatsApp, Excel, or CSV help bring existing lists into the event. One-click match creation, unlimited rounds, and automatic advancement using organizer-defined criteria provide useful flexibility without making the organizer manually move every qualifying team forward.

ZoneX AI extracts ranks, kills, and player names from BGMI result screenshots, processing up to 15 screenshots per upload. The review step before submission is important: it keeps the organizer in the loop rather than treating extracted results as final. Its current scope is limited to BGMI Squad, Duo, and Solo; PUBG PC and other battle royale games remain roadmap items.

The Discord bot handles registration embeds, participant roles, private group channels, room credential delivery, and result announcements. It requests permission to send messages, read message history, use application commands, and post embed links; administrator access is not required, a meaningful restraint for organizers wary of granting a bot broad control. Browser-source overlays for OBS and vMix include a live leaderboard, final-four top bar, elimination card, and points table, giving broadcasts several event-specific views without requiring a separate overlay product.

Atlas adds searchable BGMI team and player profiles with tournament history, rosters, and ratings that update when Xtallet tournaments finish. This is useful for organizers and participants who want records to accumulate across events, though its value is tied to tournaments completed on Xtallet.

Pricing

Xtallet is freemium, with a free plan and paid plans from ₹199. Free is billed always free and permits one active tournament at a time, up to 100 teams, leaderboard and match results, and exports with an Xtallet watermark. It suits a small, occasional event; the single-event cap rules it out for organizers running concurrent tournaments, while the watermark is a visible trade-off for public-facing materials.

Pay Per Tournament costs ₹199, with one tournament per purchase and up to 700 teams. Registration must open within 30 days or the tournament is archived. It removes the export watermark and is a clear step up for a single larger event, but does not provide the recurring capacity or added tools of a monthly plan.

Starter costs ₹499 a month and allows two active tournaments at once, with up to 1,000 teams per tournament. It removes the watermark and adds ZoneX AI Beta Access, sponsor management, tournament summaries and analytics, heatmap visualization, and a custom organization profile URL. This is the practical tier for organizers running a small slate of events who need sponsor and performance tools as well as more room than the free plan.

Pro costs ₹999 a month, supports four active tournaments with unlimited teams per tournament, and includes the Starter features plus priority support. It is the better fit for higher-volume operations that would hit Starter’s team limit or value faster support. Xtallet states that all plans include SSL and a 99.9% uptime SLA; Pro also includes priority support. Refund requests are allowed within seven days of an initial payment or renewal charge, subject to the policy’s conditions.

Platforms

Xtallet runs on the web. The broadcast overlays work as browser sources in OBS and vMix; the tournament platform itself is not presented as a native desktop or mobile app.

Who it's for

Xtallet is aimed at Indian esports organizers, particularly those running BGMI and PUBG Mobile events online. It is a strong fit for organizers who want Discord-based participant operations, flexible rounds, and broadcast graphics in one service. Its strongest AI use case is narrower: BGMI organizers in Squad, Duo, or Solo modes. It is less suitable for organizers needing supported screenshot extraction across other battle royale titles or for event programs that exceed the chosen plan’s simultaneous-tournament or team limits.

Pros and cons

Pro: Registration, team imports, match creation, qualification, results, and standings are covered in one tournament workflow, reducing coordination across separate operations tools.

Pro: Discord handles several participant-facing tasks, and the bot does not require administrator access.

Pro: OBS and vMix browser-source overlays include multiple formats, from live standings to an elimination card.

Con: The free plan allows only one active tournament and 100 teams, so larger or overlapping events require payment.

Con: ZoneX AI currently supports only BGMI Squad, Duo, and Solo; organizers of other titles cannot use it for screenshot result extraction.

Con: Pay Per Tournament registrations must open within 30 days or the tournament is archived, which makes it less forgiving for events with long lead times.

Alternatives

Game Tournament Software is the broader category to browse if Xtallet’s BGMI and PUBG Mobile focus or plan caps do not match your event.

Choose Z League if you want a freemium option across Android, iOS, and web rather than a web-only organizer platform. PlayVS is another option for school competition: its listed Middle School Competition early-bird plan costs $395 a year for full-year platform-wide access if paid by September 4, 2026, with unlimited titles, teams, and players.

Skillz is a player platform with free tournaments and cash tournaments from $0.60 to enter, rather than an organizer-focused tournament operations tool. Tourney Bot is worth considering if API access or formats such as round robin, Swiss, FFA, and Race matter more than Xtallet’s Discord and broadcast workflow. Challonge offers an ad-supported free plan with unlimited tournaments, events, and communities, but caps each tournament at 256 participants and charges $0.75 per order for paid registrations.

iSCRIM is another freemium web option for tournament organizers. Toornament may suit smaller events seeking a free plan for up to 32 participants, or a one-time 19.00 EUR Boost plan for a single tournament with up to 4096 participants. Bracket is a free, open-source tournament management option for readers who prefer software they can self-host.

Verdict

Xtallet is a strong choice for Indian BGMI and PUBG Mobile organizers who want to coordinate registration, Discord participation, results, and broadcast overlays in one web platform. Its main advantage is that unusually broad event workflow; its main reason to look elsewhere is the combination of strict free-plan limits and ZoneX AI’s narrow game-mode support. Start with Free for a small event, move to Pay Per Tournament for a single larger field, and choose a monthly tier when concurrent events or sponsor and analytics tools justify the recurring cost.