Metafy vs Sabu.gg

Metafy gives gamers a way to sell coaching, courses and other content. Coaches can set up one-to-one sessions with a duration, description, game and banner. Creators can also run live group classes or hangouts with chat; events are recorded automatically for possible video-on-demand sales. Buyers can access video or written guides when they choose. Communities bring together memberships, sessions, events, guides, polls and fundraisers, with Discord roles unlocked by membership tier when a server is linked. Google Calendar sync adds sessions, checks for scheduling conflicts and helps prevent double bookings. The service lists Android, iOS, web and API platforms, plus a marketplace for coaches and support for 200 games. The Core plan has no upfront cost and charges 12% plus $1.79 per transaction, capped at 30% of earnings. Pro is $99.00 per month when billed monthly; the pricing note also lists paid access from $69/mo (annual). Buyer checkout fees are 3.7% plus $1.79, capped at $20 or 50% of the total, and a 2.9% processing fee plus $0.40.

Sabu.gg is a free desktop app for competitive gamers, combining duo matching, voice, screen sharing, coaching and game data. Players can look for a duo by rank and role, then use voice chat and screen sharing to review a game with a partner or coach. The app offers real coach-led classes and displays match history and performance information. It also lists replay analysis, practice drills and coach collaboration. Groups organized by rank and region provide a community feature. The maker currently highlights League of Legends; Valorant, CS2 and Dota are listed as planned additions. Downloads are listed for Windows, macOS Intel, macOS Silicon and Linux. The app is free to download and does not require a credit card. Tournaments with prizes are described as coming soon, and paid tournaments are still to come. The site says essential cookies are required, while non-essential analytics and marketing cookies need prior granular consent that users can withdraw. Sabu.gg describes itself as a desktop home for competitive gamers.