Leetify vs OpenDota

Leetify is a web service and browser extension for analyzing Counter-Strike performance. It creates automatic match reports, tracks personal bests, rank progress and other achievements, and can notify users about them. Leetify Rating estimates a player’s impact on winning so performance can be compared beyond the in-game scoreboard. Automatic highlights are available, with Pro subscribers described as receiving about one clip per match on average. Pro also includes training and warmup servers with guided aim and utility modes, retakes, practice servers and scrim servers. A Discord bot can follow selected players and share rank ups, match reports and highlights. The extension adds CS2 statistics to Steam profiles and lets users upload FACEIT demos. Leetify works with Matchmaking, FACEIT, Gamers Club, CYBERSHOKE and Esplay. Its public CS API provides player profiles, match history and match details. The free plan costs nothing.

OpenDota is a free, open-source Dota 2 data platform built around automated match-replay parsing. Its API supplies match, player, hero, team, league, ranking, live-game, and match-scenario data, including advanced details extracted from replays. The API works without a key; registering for one increases rate limits and usage. OpenDota says its raw data comes from Valve’s WebAPI and automated replay parsing. Professional and tournament matches continue to receive automatic parsing, and users can request manual parsing without a stated request limit. Subscribers receive automatic match parsing and a profile badge through the $5 a month OpenDota Subscriber plan. A mobile application uses the API on Android and iOS. OpenDota publishes its API code and Docker Compose instructions for self-hosting, with the core repository under the MIT license. The project began in August 2014, was founded by Howard Chung and Albert Cui, and directs support questions to its Discord community.